Author: Martin Banks

Martin Banks is the managing editor at Modded and a regular contributor to sites like the National Motorists Association, Survivopedia, Family Handyman and Industry Today. Whether it’s an in-depth article about aftermarket options for EVs or a step-by-step guide to surviving an animal bite in the wilderness, there are few subjects that Martin hasn’t covered.
Autos

Historic Treasures and Iconic Classics inside the BMW Museum in Munich

Traveling to Munich, Germany will take you straight to the BMW Museum and its impressive product lineup of vehicles and archetypal vehicles from the automakers illustrious past. Instead of just showcasing occasional number-one-off models or prototype concepts, the museum’s curated exhibit helps visitors trace the path of BMW’s technological progression and success within the realm […]

World News

Toyota Century Coupe Concept Signals a Bold Standalone Ultra Luxury Future

In a significant announcement on Japanese luxury, Toyota showed off the Century Coupe concept at the Japan Mobility Show. The striking two-door concept car is a clear indication of the automaker’s new direction, and one that is positioning the Century as a separate, ultra-luxury vehicle above the Lexus range. Rather than continue to use Century […]

Autos

Aerodynamic Innovations: A Deep Dive into Iconic Factory Car Spoilers Through History

Automotive spoilers and wings have historically been more than just eye catching body accessories, all style and zero substance. They are crucial aerodynamic tools that produce downforce, provide stability at high speeds, and help reduce drag. Throughout the past century and beyond, automakers race inspired and otherwise tinkered with more and more exotic looks for […]

Autos World News

Mercedes-Benz Warns of Potential German Plant Closures Amid High Production Costs

Mercedes-Benz is facing a major decision over the future of its German manufacturing footprint as the automotive industry continues to change rapidly. The company has warned that one German assembly plant and one German powertrain plant could face closure if structural operating costs cannot be reduced, although management has stated that its clear goal is […]

Autos US News

Michigan Expands Auto Supplier Transition Program to All 83 Counties

Michigan is expanding its support for small manufacturers as the automotive industry moves through a major period of change. The Michigan Auto Supplier Transition Program, or MAST-P, has now opened its no-cost services to small manufacturers across all 83 counties, extending a programme that was previously limited to six counties. Backed by more than $9 […]

Autos World News

SMMT Warns EU Trade Policy and Made in Europe Provisions Threaten UK Automotive Industry

The European automotive industry is deeply connected through cross-border manufacturing, with the United Kingdom and European Union linked by an annual trading relationship worth €80 billion. Vehicles, engine components, parts and materials move continuously across the Channel, supporting businesses, workers and manufacturing networks on both sides. The source highlights that the European Union has a […]

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