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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Mississippi’s Electric Vehicle Crossroads: New Law Reshapes Auto Sales, Sparking Fierce Debate Among Lawmakers and Industry Innovators

The quick increase in electric cars in the United States has cast a highlight on some of the fairly old regulations which were formerly written when the roads were dominated by gas-powered vehicles. Lawmakers did not actually envision businesses such as Tesla selling directly to customers without intermediaries, so when this began to occur, it […]

Autos

Skoda Kylaq’s Real Fuel Economy: What Our Tests Revealed

Skoda’s Kyiaq will be entering into the already well-populated compact SUV segment of the Indian market. The Kyiaq has the design flair associated with Skoda’s native Czech Republic heritage, offers a high-end feel borne from its premium badging, and incorporates a great fun to drive experience with the 1.0L Turbo-Petrol engine. Competitor comparison with heavyweights […]

Military

Unleashing the Beast: Big Horn Armory’s AR500 Pistol Redefines Compact Semiautomatic Firepower

Big Horn Armory AR500 semi-auto pistol introduces the world of the extraordinary power into the AR platform. Whilst AR-15s and AR-10s are consistent options in most missions, some missions such as big-game hunting, life-threatening predator defense, and heavy-duty tactical duties require much more stopping power. The AR500 has to be head-on responding to the huge […]

Money

Decoding Used Car Mileage: What 60,000 Miles Really Means for Your Next Purchase

Buying used car is one of such exciting and nerve-wrecking experiences. The moment you look at the odometer, it seems that those numbers have all the weight such that lower miles automatically translate into having a winner. However, having observed dozens of individuals purchasing cars (and regretting it in some cases), I have come to […]

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