Driving Love

1977 Toyota Celica SC/V8

Another item to never forget when you head out on the trail for the night is a camp chair.  This comes in handy in areas where you don’t have picnic tables or seating.  When you find the remote location where you will set up camp for the night you don’t want to sit inside your vehicle or on the ground.  These chairs come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes to have the one that is perfect for your camping trip which will give you the comfort you want and the flexibility to fit it in with the rest of the gear.

Corvette 1-2 finish at the 24 hours of Daytona

These days, about 75 percent of the population drives on the right side of the road. And, although just seeing another region drive the other way is stressful in itself, adapting to the change can be even tougher—when the Samoa switched to driving on the left side in 2009, the New York Times reports that it took a two-day national holiday in order for citizens to figure the change out.

Toyota has some major competition for this particular market, but they don’t seem to be scared about it.  Reviewers are optimistic about the future of the 86 nameplate, especially considering the promised future collaboration between Subaru and Toyota.  Whether or not they are able to achieve the success their other models have, remains to be seen, but at least the 86 is providing something pretty cool to look at.  With some pretty big shoes to fill, the 86 is going to need a whole lot more than looks to skyrocket it to the ranks of other Toyota models.

BMW Z4 GT3

Officially called the 2017 BMW i3 (94 Ah) – that's not gonna roll off the tongue – the new battery is the same size as the original pack, but has a more than 50 percent increase in capacity. BMW says that the 114 miles will be available, "varying weather conditions and with the air conditioning or heating turned on," which sure sounds like real-world driving to us. The range-extender version of the i3 will also be available with the new 94 Ah battery.