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The original Jetta from Fast and Furious actually had brake calipers on both the front and rear. Interestingly, the car had a life before its big-screen debut—it was featured in Super Street magazine in 1999, where it caught the eye of the film’s producers. They decided to include it in the movie with a few minor cosmetic tweaks. After filming wrapped, the Jetta found a new owner: none other than Frankie Muniz (yes, Malcolm from Malcolm in the Middle!), who bought it for $100,000 at just 16 years old.

BMW has revealed a custom-built M3 GTR race car inspired by the iconic vehicle featured in the 2005 video game, Need for Speed: Most Wanted.

From gaming to reality: BMW recreates the iconic car from NFS Most Wanted

Jaguar rebrands itself in shift to electric vehicles Jaguar, the storied British automaker, has unveiled a reimagined brand identity as it accelerates its transition to an all-electric lineup.

Royal Enfield motorcycles launched in Bangladesh; prices start at Tk 3.4 lakh Ifad Motors has officially launched four Royal Enfield motorcycle models in Bangladesh, marking the iconic brand’s entry into the local market.

After 22 years on the road, three of the world’s most recognisable motoring journalists – Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May – have finally reached the end of it. In the process, they have managed to make cars and everything about them more entertaining and palatable to a wider, more generalised audience.

The final bombshell: Thank you and goodbye to Clarkson, Hammond, and May After 22 years on the road, three of the world’s most recognisable motoring journalists – Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May – have finally reached the end of it. In the process, they have managed to make cars and everything about them more entertaining and palatable to a wider, m...

The long-running television series The Grand Tour is coming to a close with its final two-hour special, One for the Road. Described by reviewers as a blend of adventure, humour, and nostalgia, the episode marks the end of a journey that began in 2016, when Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May launched the show on Prime Video after Clarkson's exit from Top Gear.

Read more: https://www.thedailystar.net/tech-startup/news/the-grand-tour-one-the-road-concludes-era-clarkson-hammond-and-may-3703056

10 interesting facts about BMW Here are ten fascinating facts about BMW that you might not have heard before.