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Mach-E Owner Watched A Car Hacking Video, Then Found The Same Device Under His Dash

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A Mach-E owner discovered a hidden tracking module beneath his dashboard. The device appears linked to a recently disclosed security vulnerability. Most owners face little real-world hacking risk despite the alarming headlines. Car hacking is becoming a more alarming issue every day, it seems. Just this week, security researchers announced that they’d found another major vulnerability that could affect any car from any brand built in the last few decades. After watching a video about the hack, one Ford owner found exactly that same type of device in his own car. Here’s why you might want to take a peek in your own vehicle and why the threat in this case isn’t as scary as it may seem. More: Toyota GR Corolla Buyer Finds Dealer-Installed GPS Tracker Hidden In Car The Reddit user said the idea came after watching a recent Wired video detailing security researchers’ discovery of vulnerabilities in the KARR Security Sys...

Lamborghini’s Flagship V12 Is About To Get Considerably Angrier

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The Lamborghini Revuelto SV has been spied on the Nürburgring. Upcoming supercar sports a unique front end and a large wing. Model will likely lose weight and have upgraded PHEV system. Development of the Lamborghini Revuelto SV is reaching a new phase as spy photographers have caught the supercar undergoing testing on the Nürburgring. This is a natural location for the Super Veloce, which is more extreme than the regular model. While the rear wing immediately draws your attention, it’s just the tip of the iceberg. The front end is heavily reworked and features a larger splitter as well as a new bumper with triangular air intakes. More: Lambo’s Aventador SV Got 740 HP, The Revuelto SV Is Rumored To Get 1,184 HP The profile appears to largely carryover, but we wouldn’t be surprised if the production model is equipped with unique wheels and a beefier braking system. The rear end also seems pretty familiar at f...

This 1955 Cadillac Elegante Concept Wears Gold Like It’s Load-Bearing

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The white-and-gold Elegante debuted at the 1955 New York Auto Show. A 331 cubic-inch V8 sends power through a four-speed automatic gearbox. The odometer stopped somewhere north of four thousand miles. Cadillac has built some remarkable concept cars over the years, from the Cien supercar to the Ciel, the 1988 Voyage, and the Sixteen from 2003. One of the wildest of them arrived back in 1955, decades before any of those, and it is currently sitting on an auction listing waiting for someone with the money to take it home. Read: Cadillac’s Futuristic SUV Is Mad Max Meets Luxury The concept car is called the Elegante, and it started life as a 1953 Series 62 convertible before Harry Birdsall and Joe Mascari of New York got involved, sending it to Carrozzeria Rocco Motto for coachwork you won’t confuse with anything else from the era. The finished car appeared at the 1955 New York International Auto Show and earned a write-up in The ...