Bobby Rahal is an American race car driver whose career began in the 1970s. Racing was in his blood from a young age – his father was an accomplished racer, as well – and he got his first taste early. By 1975, he was racing in the Canadian Formula Atlantic series alongside racing greats such as Gilles Villeneuve. During his career, he won the Indianapolis 500 in 1986, and was also a champ car champion three times over. Following his retirement in 1998, he has stayed involved in the sport in an ownership capacity. In this video, http://www.WatchMojo.com chats with Rahal at the launch of his Legends of Motorsports race program about his career, and a world without speed limits.
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Both companies started out producing and racing high-performance sports cars. Both companies began manufacturing road vehicles only to fund their expensive racing division. And both companies are symbols of passion, speed and luxury. Ferrari and Maserati are long-time rivals who were paired together and now present a complete line to the market – with luxury and drivability on the one hand and speed on the other. In this video, http://www.WatchMojo.com learns more about the luxury sports car brands Ferrari and Maserati, and we see each of the brand’s signature models: The Ferrari California and the Maserati GranTurismo. continue reading...
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California is doing everything it can to help heal the earth. The latest way they plan to reduce carbon emissions is by…banning black cars. That’s right: continue reading...
French President Nicolas Sarkozy said on Thursday the state would put “a lot of money” into the struggling car industry.
“We are working with the car sector, car makers and their suppliers, to get out of this situation and to finalize a plan by the end of January,” Mr. Sarkozy said. continue reading...
Ford CEO Alan Mulally defends the Big Three in a CNN interview, saying they’re essential to the US economy and that they deserve a bailout:
Ford and Toyota revealed their October sales today - both of which were far below average. It is expected that when the rest of the industry’s sales reports are seen, they too will be low. It is likely that October 2008 was the lowest month for sales in the auto industry in 16 years. Read more… continue reading...
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At the Convergence 2008 conference on automotive electronics yesterday, BMW revealed it is looking for partners as it pursues an open-source car computing platform. The German company is enthusiastic about the potential for such an open-source system’s potential to keep up with the rapid advances in technology and features in the multimedia and digital entertainment areas. continue reading...
