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

Beyond the Grid: Unpacking Solar’s True Potential for EV Range Extension and Sustainable Charging

There is an overhaul of the personal transportation of the future as the movement towards the contravention of fossil fuels and sustainable electric transportation gains strength. EVs have now been at the heart of this transformation, where it offers consumers cleaner options and a significant decrease in greenhouse gas emissions. However, the greater potential of […]

Autos

Hydrogen vs. Electric: Unpacking the Real Contenders in the Race for Green Transportation Dominance

The world’s growing need for cleaner travel comes from worsening environmental problems. Though electric cars powered by batteries get most of the attention and sales, hydrogen-powered ones are making steady progress behind the scenes. More people want eco-friendly rides but don’t always know about alternatives outside the usual picks. Picking one type over another affects […]

Autos

Beyond the Legends: 10 Forgotten Muscle Cars That Gearheads Are Rediscovering Now

The golden era of American muscle cars brings to mind loud motors, shiny trim, heavy attitude cars built fast, driven faster. Think Dodge Charger, Chevy Chevelle, Plymouth Barracuda; these beasts burned rubber back then and still fire up passion today. But beyond the famous names, plenty others slipped through the cracks, overlooked despite real talent […]

Military

Unreliable by Design: Exposing Budget Rifles That Fail Under Pressure and Where Corners Were Cut

In recent times, low-cost rifles have grown way more popular with hunters, target shooters, and folks into tactical gear who want guns that don’t drain their wallet. As top-tier models got pricier, improvements in production tech kicked in, on top of a wave of beginners entering the scene fueling demand for basic rifles that still […]

Back To Top