Six-month-old Dillon Martinez was left in an SUV, parked at a Wal-Mart, for almost nine hours, last Friday. His father had gone to work in the store, having forgotten to drop him off at day care, and returned to find him dead.
An Australian icon is no more after the very last ever Ford Falcon pick-up truck rolled off the assembly line in Broadmeadows, Melbourne recently. This brings an end to the production of the much-loved Aussie ride, of which almost half a million were made in 54 years, since production began in 1961. In Australia, the local name for a pick-up truck is an Ute and the very last one was a white XR6.
Okay, at the risk of sounding like a complete Luddite, there is no way in the world that autonomous cars should be allowed anywhere near a track day, end of story. However, it appears that some of my compatriots over in the UK have set about organising a track day for autonomous cars. I can almost hear you groaning thinking about yet another invasion by the white-coated boffins into the domain that should only be populated by hairy-chested petrol heads.
Autmologist MAC’s report on the Solo EV will have you humming lonely, sad tunes by the end of it.
So, if your favourite songs are things like Eric Carman’s All by Myself, or Joan Armatrading’s Me, Myself, I or maybe Adam Lambert’s Another Lonely Night, then we may have found the ideal vehicle for you as you listen to your playlist of lonesome ballads.
Autmologist MAC’s report on the Solo EV will have you humming lonely, sad tunes by the end of it.
It is here! Pokémon Go has officially come to parts of Asia and Oceania – namely Brunei, Cambodia, Laos, Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Taiwan, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Solomon Islands, Palau, Federated States of Micronesia, and my very own home, MALAYSIA; on Saturday, denizens of these countries and regions started emerging into the outdoors, some having never been touched by direct sunlight in years, to catch Pokémons.