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

A Preview of 10 Highly Anticipated Vehicles Arriving in 2026 and Beyond

The automotive world is constantly evolving, and manufacturers are continuously developing new technologies, powertrains, and approaches to design their vehicles. Each year, more and more cars are set to debut and redefine the automotive world. As we approach 2026 and beyond, the next generation of vehicles is set to truly captivate drivers with its groundbreaking […]

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Unearthing Forgotten Automotive History: 10 Notable Barn Finds That Restored Rare Legends

All sorts of amazing stories can emerge from the car world, but discovering decades-old cars that no one remembers is pretty high on the excitement list. While plenty of classic cars are displayed lovingly in museums or maintained meticulously in private collections, many go to long-forgotten retirement sites in old storage buildings, attics and barns […]

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Engineering Marvels on Wheels: 10 Iconic Cars Powered by 16-Cylinder Engines

The quest for increased performance, improved refinement and technical advancement has always been a key force in the development of automotive engineering. V8 and V12 engines are legendary among the enthusiasts, but a few manufacturers decided to get creative to the extreme and construct an outstanding 16-cylinder powerplant. These amazing engines were never designed to […]

Autos World News

BMW Prepares 8,000 Voluntary Job Cuts and Selects Qualcomm for Future Vehicle Software

BMW Group Annihilating 8,000 Jobs While Cutting Decade-Long Deal For New Software BMW Group just announced two unrelated (or perhaps wholly related) news items. First, plans to cut around 8,000 jobs in Germany. Also, the car maker agreed to the single, 10-year supply deal for technology partner Qualcomm. Put them together and it’s the story […]

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