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.
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Inside Jay Leno’s Car Collection, The Extraordinary Machines Most Drivers Never Get to See

Jay Leno’s car collection is a stunning demonstration of automotive engineering prowess, spanning from early electric cars, through prewar luxury cars, to iconic supercars and the latest hypercars. Far from the collection simply comprising high-value collector cars, the focus is on machines that feature unique designs, technology, production numbers, or significance, from the unusual British […]

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Forgotten Ford Concept Cars That Never Made It to Showrooms, What Was Lost

Concept cars show automakers where they can go with vehicles that are either too costly, unconventional or technical to mass produce. Many large auto shows display these experimental vehicles, and they allow companies to show off new engineering strategies, present more innovative styles and assess whether there is market appeal before trying to create one […]

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Are You Driving a Weird-Mobile? 12 Bizarre Car Accessories That Make People Scratch Their Heads

Over the years, thousands of gadgets and accessories that promised to entertain, ease or improve driving have appeared. Some have become permanent fixtures of the modern motoring experience, but just as many have failed to last falling by the wayside while drivers adopted new options or competitors who produced more appealing designs. Many of the […]

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10 Classic Car Features From the Boomer Era That Modern Drivers Have Lost Forever

The 1960s and 1970s through the mid-1990s was a period like no other in the automobile industry as automakers experimented with wacky features that represented the perfect marriage of space-age style, convenience and quirkiness. Including innovative features and design elements like the talking dashboard on the 1981 Datsun Maxima to the first use of a […]

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