Author: John Faulkner

John Faulkner is Road Test Editor at Clean Fleet Report. He has more than 30 years’ experience branding, launching and marketing automobiles. He has worked with General Motors (all Divisions), Chrysler (Dodge, Jeep, Eagle), Ford and Lincoln-Mercury, Honda, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan and Toyota on consumer events and sales training programs. His interest in automobiles is broad and deep, beginning as a child riding in the back seat of his parent’s 1950 Studebaker. He is a journalist member of the Motor Press Guild and Western Automotive Journalists.
World News

Ten Cutting-Edge Technologies Powering Zero-Emission Superyachts and Flying Vessels

Luxury marine ships are steadily getting ready for a new generation of fossil-fuel free or-even-less-dependent vessels. Engineers are designing systems that integrate clean energy into propulsion, energy storage, hull design, interior design and onboard climate control rather than add as an afterthought. The projects demonstrate the possibilities of using the latest technology to enhance the […]

Autos Technology

A Deep Dive into Massive Engineering Feats and Pivotal Automotive History

The encounter with the very large can reshape your perception of the concept of engineering, engineering and in the same way the capability of man to work big plans. A bigger-then-normal vehicle, a mega-hangar building the giant plane models you would see on the airport but to accommodate really giants planes, or even constructions to […]

Autos World News

Honda Partners with Tata Technologies for End-to-End Vehicle Platform Engineering

Japanese carmaker Honda Motor has allegedly joined forces with India-based Tata Technologies to assist with the whole development of a new vehicle platform, which is a significant shift from the Japanese automaker’s typical policy of vehicle engineering. Chassis, powertrain and platform development are key areas that Honda has traditionally kept largely under its own control. […]

Money World News

Nissan Returns to Quarterly Profitability as Restructuring Plan Yields Results

Nissan recorded net income for the quarter on Tuesday, ending its two-year streak of negative net income results, indicating a progress in the company’s financial revival. According to the Company’s Q1 FY 2026 results for three months ended June 30, 2026, the profit before tax owners of the parent amounted to a net income of […]

Autos

10 Key Features Defining the Chevrolet Silverado EV Performance and Practical Utility

The Chevrolet Silverado EV is GM’s entry into the full-size electric pickups segment with a model set to combine the utility of a truck with the advantages of an electric powertrain, including the instant torque of an EV powertrain. Rather than electrifying the existing gasoline Silverados, Chevrolet created a vehicle based upon the requirements of […]

Autos US News

Industry Analyst Michael Dunne Issues Strategic Warning to U.S. Automakers on Global Competition

Global competition in auto race accelerating. Michael Dunne an automotive consultant-warned American automakers that they must get a handle on their costs, management layer and inefficiency or risk being unable to compete globally. The author of three books about automotive trends was in the Aug. 15 show “Inside Automotive,” and was a speaker at The […]

Military

Flawed Aircraft of World War II: Examining Eight Troubled Military Bombers

During the Second World War, aerial warfare underwent enormous technological changes as military aviation rapidly evolved under the pressure of constant combat. Engineers pushed the boundaries of aircraft design, developing bombers with new configurations, more powerful engines, improved structures, and greater operational capabilities. Yet not every ambitious design succeeded. Several aircraft entered service with serious […]

Autos

Unpacking Automotive History: 10 Notable Misfits Built by Famous Car Manufacturers

Building cars is an ambitious endeavor, and even the world’s most experienced manufacturers can occasionally miss the mark. Creating a successful vehicle depends on engineering, budgets, market trends, consumer tastes, and effective positioning. When these factors fail to align, the result can be a puzzling misfit rather than a successful product. Some manufacturers were trying […]

Travel

Engineering Marvels in the Sky: 10 Aircraft with Extraordinary Scale and Performance

Across the whole span of airspace around the world, humans maintain all of sorts of aircraft: small, trainer or light single-utility types (e.g. Small Cessnas) to large airliners such as Boeings, jumbo or even heavy airlift transports of all shapes. Their types demonstrate all sorts of problems for engineers to solve. They range through scales […]

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