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What is the best naturally-aspirated car engine in the world? Some will look to the powerhouse V12s of Ferrari, Lamborghini and Aston Martin, or the exotic V10s of the Carrera GT and LFA. Others will look to American beasts like the LS3 or 392 Hemi. Or what about the tuner’s favourites like the 2JZ, F20C or Renesis?

The Tesla Model S P100D is not a light car . While it may be able to catapult itself to 60mph faster than you can say “Ludicrious Mode”, its gigantic battery makes it an incredibly heavy car.

In the second part of this series on alternative fuels, we will look at hydrogen cars. I will discuss their pros and cons relative to electric and gasoline vehicles, and hopefully provide a balanced view of them. If you haven’t read the first blogpost about electric cars, I highly suggest you do so before you read this one.

The Lotus Evora is not a lightweight car. In its heaviest configuration (the 2014 Evora S IPS), it weighs 1442 kilograms. That’s heavier than, well, a lot of stuff, as you’ll see. Inspired by @DodgeViperACR16 ‘s post, here are 10 rather surprising examples of cars that are lighter than a Lotus.

Some of you may remember me as the person behind this LEGO Koenigsegg Regera and

While I’m a huge petrolhead, I’m also a musician, and I’ve decided to combine these two passions to explain why car engines sound the way they do. I hope that even if you aren’t musical, you can still get something out of this blog.