Love or hate them, the Fast and Furious films have significantly impacted car culture as a whole. After the third film, "Tokyo Drift, dropped in 2006, drifting automobiles went from something that was ...

Uber has announced the launch of “Uber Drift” in Tokyo, a limited-edition travel experience offered as part of its global “Go Anywhere” series The offering gives international travelers rare access to ...

If you're wondering how to drift in Forza Horizon 6, we don't blame you, because the series' latest entry is set in Japan, the home of drifting. As such, a lot of the game revolves around it, from the ...

Knowing what the best drift cars in Forza Horizon 6 are will be a massive help if you want to tick off everything the game has to offer you, because some of the drift zones are notoriously difficult.

Drifting plays a huge role in Forza Horizon 6. How could it not? Drifting as an organized activity originates in Japan, and as this game is a big celebration of Japanese car culture, you're going to ...

From supercars to old American muscle, drifting is full of wild machines made to lay down tire smoke. Drifting began on Japanese mountain roads and now enjoys global popularity, especially in the U.S.

Active aero unlocks a lot of possibilities, allowing engineers to trim drag for higher top speeds or add downforce for more confidence-inspiring cornering. A new General Motors patent filing hints at ...

The Japanese government is reportedly considering classifying drift-related incidents as dangerous driving, a category that carries much harsher penalties. Japan’s Ministry of Justice is considering ...

When you listen to one-hit wonders, you likely do what most people do—listen to the one song that they’re known for. There is nothing wrong with that, as that is why they have received the title of a ...

“It’s about…” On the other end of the line a few years ago, Brett Anderson is pausing for a moment to find precisely the right words before he decides what the excellent 1992 debut single by his group ...

From the December 1989 issue of Car and Driver. Millennia from now, archaeologists will dig down through the layer left by the Automotive Era, and when they fin­ish their sifting and sorting, they'll ...