The first continuously variable transmission fitted to an automobile actually has its roots in the late 19th century, though the technology has only become popular in the last two decades or so. While ...

I have two pieces of good news and one piece of bad news. Which one do you want first? Okay let’s start with the most important piece of good news: There’s a Bugatti Chiron that you might actually be ...

You don't have to doubt the level of your maturity for reading this material. As every kid who's had their present assembled by their father instead is very much aware, LEGO knows no age. The ...

Lego's been going a bit crazy with its automotive Technic kits. From Porsche to Bugatti to Dom's Charger, there have been crazy-detailed versions of all kinds of four-wheeled hero cars. But the ...

There have been many amazing Lego creations over the last few decades including life size people and skyscrapers several stories high, but this latest creation might just take the cake. Documented in ...

Continuously variable transmissions are among the most subtly divisive pieces of kit the automotive industry has yet assembled. A near-infinite number of gear ratios allows cars to extract a few extra ...

[AviatorBJP] is building some impressive automatic transmissions using LEGO parts. Your best bet is to check out his YouTube channel as he’s got a slew of videos related to topic. We’ve embedded test ...

In 2010, to the dismay of his family, Renault hybrid expert Nicolas Fremau spent his holiday break assembling a small-scale transmission out of Lego Technic parts. Fremau didn't know it at the time, ...

I have two pieces of good news and one piece of bad news. Which one do you want first? Okay let's start with the most important piece of good news: There's a Bugatti Chiron that you might actually be ...