Tesla has decided to kill its most affordable version of the Model S, due to a lack of demand in pre-orders. While we'd have thought a lower entry price would help bridge the gap to the arrival of their entry-level electric car, Tesla thinks it would be too costly to develop the 40-kWh Model S. What's your take?
Does your car's black box need a firewall? A startup company thinks it does--and wants to provide it for you. This might just be one for the tinfoil hat crowd, but there is a legitimate question of onboard vehicle data privacy here.
Another Bentley was crashed in New York City this weekend. While it's nothing unexpected, it's no less unfortunate. This particular examples is rather badly mashed up--though it's not the worse we've seen.
You'll find all of this and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.
Tesla Cancels Most Affordable 40-kWh Model S Due To 'Lack Of Demand'
Does Your Car's Black Box Need A Firewall? Startup Firm Thinks So
ANOTHER Wrecked Bentley! Just One Of NYC's Many Car Crashes
MINI Introduces The MINI Performance Motoring School
2014 Porsche 911 Turbo Spied Completely Undisguised
$55,000 Kit To Build Electric Chevrolet Offered By GM
Tesla Model S Electric-Car Deliveries For Q1: 4,750-Plus, Says Company
Fitness-to-Drive Identifies At-Risk Older Drivers
