Author: Adam Gavine

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In 1987 this advert introduced the Japanese public to the various dynamics technologies in the new Honda Prelude, including a four-wheel double wishbone suspension and four-wheel steering

While Honda’s engineering departments invested substantial care and attention into the 1980s Prelude with its optional four-wheel steering system, its marketing department turned to comic Jackie Mason to explain the technology to the buying public. 

Four major automotive suppliers are establishing a joint venture company to develop integrated ECU software for vehicle dynamics control and automated driving

The Bugatti Chiron offers immense acceleration and speed, but for the limited edition €5m (US$5.85m) Divo variant, greater emphasis has been placed on agility, nimbleness and handling performance

Honda’s engineering team has been busy making enhancements for the 2019 NSX, with the seemingly opposing aims of making the hybrid supercar easier to live with day-to-day, and more exciting on track

A customized Mustang FP350S track car has been tailored to meet the training needs of Ford’s elite tier-four drivers. A mere 20 drivers have attained the top tier-four status, out of more than 10,000 rated test drive engineers

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Ford Performance has unveiled a rather remarkable limited edition Mustang in the form of the Cobra Jet. This most brutal of Cobras is the result of Ford’s road car and motorsports engineering groups working together to maximize the design, performance and durability of production Mustangs to extract and apply the maximum power to the quarter mile

Ford’s GT supercar can go fast, but the Ranger Raptor can go fast anywhere. The engineering team have made the pick-up tougher and faster, with enhancements including powertrain upgrades, and tuning the Fox dampers to tackle formidable terrain at high-speed