The science of aerodynamics has revolutionized the automotive industry, enhancing both performance and efficiency. By understanding and manipulating airflow, cars have become faster and more stable, ...

In nature, the most aerodynamic shape is that of a drop of water, which has a coefficient of drag (Cd) of 0.05. Unfortunately, this is not a practical shape for a vehicle. An object's Cd, or how much ...

For much of the twentieth century, the automobile was shaped less by the wind than by the whims of stylists and the desires ...

F1 has new cars in 2026, which look different to previous eras in grand prix racing. Here's how they work and what the drivers think ...

For decades, American manufacturers didn't prioritize aerodynamics when designing production cars, but some exceptions were made, such as these five classics that featured a surprisingly low drag ...

When it comes to the aerodynamics of automobiles, you may believe the more teardrop-shaped the vehicle, the more slippery it is. Conversely, you’d presume cars and trucks with squared-off, brick-ish ...

Nathaniel is an experienced automotive writer with more than 10 years of automotive writing under his belt. From model reviews to industry politics to new innovations and development, he covers a wide ...