The History of Rear-Axle Steering. Porsche first introduced four-wheel steering in 1977 when it debuted the 928 model featuring the "Weissach Axle"—a passive rear-axle setup. Other automakers like ...

Rear-wheel drive cars that use an electric motor—or motors—to power the wheels typically use a rear-axle-mounted motor—or motors—to send power to the drive wheels via half-shafts. Other ...

The FIA has published this year's updated F1 racing guidelines as well as its penalty system amid calls for more transparency ...

Jack up the car and remove the wheel on the side where you will be working. Locate the axle nut. It will be in the direct center of the hub or wheel assembly where you removed the wheel.

They seem like a natural choice for electric vehicles, yet hardly any modern EVs have them. That will change with the arrival ...

Follow these steps to check the wheel bearing on your car: Position the vehicle on flat, level, secure ground. Using a floor ...

The idea of steering a two-axle vehicle's front and rear wheels isn't new. ... Mazda's MX-02 concept car in 1983 showed a real working system, reaching production in the 1988 626 Turbo.

The compact electric motor at the front retains the shape and size of the E-Ray but adds 26 horsepower more. The front axle ...

(iSeeCars) – Every new car sold comes with two distinct warranties: the bumper-to-bumper warranty and the powertrain warranty. Together, the two warranties offer comprehensive coverage should anything ...

If you’re browsing vehicles you may notice some models come standard with front-wheel drive (FWD), but all-wheel drive (AWD) ...

About The Off-roading Course Skoda launched the second-generation Kodiaq earlier this year (read our review here). The car ...

General Motors on Tuesday introduced the 2026 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X “hypercar,” touted as the most advanced Corvette ever.