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شلبی امریکن برنامه تیونینگ خود را برای نسل هفتم فورد موستانگ با Super Snake آغاز کرده است. این خودرو در این هفته رونمایی شد و امکان انتخاب بین V-8های تنفس طبیعی و سوپرشارژر را ارائه می‌دهد که دومی بیش از 830 اسب بخار قدرت دارد.

پورشه در حال کار بر روی یک بروزرسانی میان چرخه برای نسل فعلی 992 911 است. یکی از تغییرات، معرفی فناوری هیبریدی در برخی از گریدها خواهد بود. یکی از گریدهایی که مسیر هیبریدی را طی خواهد کرد، 911 توربو S خواهد بود و ما به تازگی چند نمونه اولیه را مشاهده کردیم.

فاکس فاکتوری، شرکتی که دمپرهای آفرود برای F-150 Raptor را تامین می کند، تصمیم گرفته است تا آفرود با کارایی بالا خود را با استفاده از شورولت سیلورادو 1500 به عنوان پایه بسازد. کامیون حاصل مطمئناً وحشی است، اما قیمت آن نیز بیش از 200000 دلار است.

این داستان‌ها و موارد دیگر را در اخبار خودرو امروز، در اینجا در Motor Authority خواهید دید.

فورد شلبی سوپر اسنیک 2024 با بیش از 830 اسب بخار ضربه می زند

پورشه 911 توربو S هیبریدی 2025 به پایان توسعه نزدیک می شود

2024 Chevy Silverado Fox Factory Edition Raptor، RHO را هدف قرار می دهد

نقد و بررسی: تویوتا کمری 2025

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طبق گزارش‌ها، شاسی‌بلند الکتریکی سه ردیفه تویوتا، ساخت ایالات متحده، یک خودروی الکتریکی هایلندر است

فورد قصد دارد داشبوردها را به میز تبدیل کند

فورد ماوریک و هیوندای سانتا کروز: مقایسه کامیون‌های پیکاپ

پیش نمایش گرندپری F1 چین 2024: مسابقه پس از 5 سال وقفه بازمی گردد

کارخانجات EV ممکن است شرکت های آب و برق را به سمت تصمیمات کثیف تر هدایت کنند

The Tesla Cybertruck, a truck so rugged it can only be defeated by a car wash, was reportedly hit with a stop-sale recently because problems with its accelerator kept causing unintended acceleration issues. Don’t worry, though, just because a Cybertruck could attack at any time doesn’t mean it necessarily will. Also, TechCrunch reports that Tesla has now recalled every Cybertruck ever delivered to address the problem with its 7,000-pound trucks unintentionally accelerating.

Since it began delivering Cybertrucks to customers in late November of last year, Tesla has apparently built 3,878 Cybertrucks, all of which are affected by the recall. Believe it or not, though, this isn’t the first time there’s been a recall on the Cybertruck. Despite basically beginning production in December, the Cybertruck was included in a recall in January due to it and other Tesla models displaying an incorrect font size for the Brake, Park, and Antilock Brake System warning lights on the dash.

This time around, things are a little more serious, with the automaker reportedly confirming to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that the accelerator pedal can come loose. If it slides forward, it can get caught in the footwell, causing the powerful, heavy pickup truck to accelerate. Tesla is reportedly unaware of any wrecks or injuries that have happened as a result of this design flaw.

According to Tesla, it first found out about the problem from a customer complaint on March 31. A second customer complaint came in on April 3, and, after doing some testing, realized it needed to issue a recall after finding, “(a)n unapproved change introduced lubricant (soap) to aid in the component assembly of the pad onto the accelerator pedal.” As a result, “(r)esidual lubricant reduced the retention of the pad to the pedal.”

So far this year, Tesla’s stock is down about 40 percent and recently laid off about 10 percent of its workforce. CEO Elon Musk, meanwhile, is fighting to get a multi-billion-dollar bonus package reinstated and has even gone as far as to launch a website in hopes of convincing shareholders to give it to him.

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Looking to go beyond the usual Mother’s Day gift? Treat the minimalist mom in your life to the ultimate gift of travel. Say goodbye to clutter and hello to cherished memories with these unforgettable experiences. From a stateside F1 race to a spa day on the island of fire and ice to spending quality time at a few of our nation’s most brilliant national parks, the experiences on this list are sure to put a smile on Mom’s face. Check out the options below and plan a trip.

If you already live in Florida or can get there relatively easily, this one’s for you. Talk about super last minute, but if your mom is a race fan, going to the Miami Grand Prix this weekend could be a check off the old bucket list. It’s the only race in the U.S. this spring, the next race stateside will be in Texas at Circuit of the Americas in October. As with anything last minute you’ll end up paying a bit more than if you had planned this Mother’s Day gift out a bit ahead of time, but can you really put a price on a gift to the woman who raised you to be an F1 fan? I say no.

To find any available hotels for this weekend check out Expedia.com or Vrbo if you’d rather stay at a unique Miami home. 

Must-haves for this Mother’s Day trip:

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Skiing in May? With the amount of snow the Rockies have seen this month, it is entirely possible. Ski resorts like Copper Mountain, Breckenridge and Winter Park are estimating mid-May, so a Mother’s Day weekend ski getaway could be entirely possible. Just don’t forget the sunscreen. 

When it comes to where to stay at a ski resort, it’s hard to go wrong with a site like Vrbo. There are hundreds of options still available this late in the season at a variety of resorts. A quick search of Breckenridge Ski Resort for Mother’s Day weekend shows over 300 properties available, from a huge 20-person ski-in ski-out villa only a few steps away from the slopes to smaller condos averaging less than $100/night before fees.

Must-haves for this Mother’s Day trip:

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Most people in the United States are familiar with Yellowstone National Park, the nation’s first national park. Filled with geysers, waterfalls, hot springs and streams, not to mention thousands of species of animals and plants, Yellowstone is an incredible place to take a road trip. Nearby Grand Teton National Park is less known but still quite popular. Shots of the Tetons towering over lakes and meadows have long filled rolls of film and memory cards. 

As spring arrives and the snow starts to melt, it can be a great time to visit either of these parks, though I wouldn’t blame you for postponing your trip until summer has arrived — as of this writing there is still over 10 feet of snow on the upper mountain at Jackson Hole Ski resort right outside GTNP. The best way to visit both parks? Probably an RV from RVShare.com. Think of it as Turo but for RVs. With so much of both parks to explore, you’ll constantly be on the move; renting out an RV to stay in during the entirety of the trip means you won’t have to keep packing and unpacking as you move from place to place. There are plenty of options to choose from, from towables to Class C motorhomes. You can even get a destination delivery if you don’t want to bother moving it around.

If an RV isn’t your style, or you’re going to stay in one spot for a while, Vrbo is another great option. Unlike AirBNB which offers private rooms for rent, meaning you’re sharing your vacation with someone else, with Vrbo the entire house is yours. Whether you want to stay in a rustic cabin inside the National Park or this luxury mountain modern home is more your speed, Vrbo has you covered. 

Must-haves for this Mother’s Day trip:

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I’ve always loved the idea of camping with my family. I am very comfortable sleeping in a tent, mostly due to the fact that once I am asleep I am dead to the world for the next 7-9 hours, especially after a long day of hiking. Not everyone feels the same way, though, preferring a mattress to a sleeping pad. That’s where a place like Autocamp Yosemite comes in. Just outside of one of the world’s most known national parks is a fleet of vintage, retrofitted Airstreams. 

Featuring air conditioning and heat, memory foam mattresses, Egyptian cotton sheets, coffee service, a private kitchenette and a luxurious shower in a private spa-esque bathroom, these Airstreams offer glamping in one of the most beautiful places in the world. Outside of the Airstream, Autocamp offers a heated pool, self-serve breakfast and a coffee service. Everything to pamper Mom. 

Must-haves for this Mother’s Day trip:

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This one is for the more adventurous moms out there. The land of fire and ice has gotten more and more popular than when we first visited back in 2017 and for good reason: stunning landscapes, mountains, hundreds of waterfalls and very few crowds. Many cities now offer nonstop flights to Iceland. Get a seat on the north side of the plane for a chance to see the northern lights on your way to Reykjavik. Once you land, get in a camper van that you’ll call home for the next few days, or hop behind the wheel of one of the many 4x4s that we don’t have here in the states and take off.

Whether you’re interested in waterfalls or whale watching, glacier hikes or diving between tectonic plates, you can do it in Iceland. If you do go the camper van route, I highly recommend stopping at Blue Lagoon on your way back to Keflavik Airport at the end of your trip for a luxurious spa experience.

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Mazda does things its own way, even when the majority of the automotive industry has agreed to do it the opposite way. Take our long-term CX-90 PHEV’s infotainment system, for example. In most circumstances, it does not operate as a touchscreen. But then in other cases, it does. This is just another example of Mazda’s long and testy relationship with touchscreens. Let me explain.

Simply put, our CX-90’s screen will only accept touch inputs while using Apple CarPlay or Android Auto (which you can actually disable for in-motion driving for some unknown reason). You will note I underlined “our.” That’s because only the Premium Plus trims and every Turbo S trim have this capability, and we have a PHEV Premium Plus. If you have a different trim, the display is not a touchscreen. This functionality also aligns with the touch-capable screens measuring 12.3 inches while the touch-less ones measure 10.25.

Being able to use touch control while in Apple CarPlay is a big benefit and a significant reason to step up to a higher trim. But also, c’mon, Mazda. Why are we gatekeeping touch controls to upper trim levels? It’s not a luxury feature by any means, so it just feels wrong to treat it as such. Worse, the cheaper Mazda CX-50, CX-5 and Miata all come standard with touch control despite not offering the CX-90’s big, 12.3-inch screen. The CX-5 and CX-50 even have a 10.25-inch screen, just like the lower CX-90s. 

The above said, if you have a CX-90 without touch controls, all is not lost. Mazda has programmed the menu shortcut buttons surrounding the rotary control knob to operate CarPlay and Android Auto functions, much as it does native systems. I’ve found this can be quicker and better than using the touchscreen. For example, all that’s necessary to open your default music player is a quick stab of the “Media” button next to the rotary knob. The same applies to quick toggling to your navigation app or phone app. There’s even a “back” button placed intuitively for when you’re trying to navigate through Spotify or other menus. Plus, a quick tap of the “home” button brings you to the CarPlay/Android Auto app drawer of sorts. Importantly, a long hold takes you all the way back out to Mazda’s native infotainment interface. That puts all of your vital controls a quick tap or toggle away. The same goes for volume and seek control, which can be accessed from the handy volume knob (that rocks side-to -side to seek or rewind) right next to the big rotary control knob.

Frankly, using the rotary knob and hotkey buttons while moving is a million times quicker and feels safer than trying to stab away at a screen. I even find myself using the rotary knob and buttons more often than the touchscreen because it’s a more efficient way to accomplish certain tasks. Obviously, this isn’t always the case. Menu diving or navigating through Waze’s settings will always be better with touch control. Trying to do so via the rotary knob can turn into an arduous task, and it’s only then that I reach for the touch controls.

Would life be easier if Mazda just made touchscreens standard across the board for the CX-90? Yeah, it would be. Some tasks are better operated with a touchscreen, others with a knob, and there’s also the matter of personal preferences. Cars that offer both, for instance the new i5 and many older BMWs, are better for having this redundancy. I’m a huge defender of user interfaces designed with rotary knob control in mind – it’s one of the reasons I loved BMW’s iDrive for so long – and Mazda’s execution of such a system is superb. Now, let’s just get touchscreen control baked into every CX-90 …

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The Formula 1 season is not just about the roaring engines, the thrill of the race, and the adrenaline-pumping action; it’s also about immersing oneself in the vibrant culture and exploring the wonders of the host cities. In this guide, we’ll take you on a journey through the five North American F1 races, since for most of our audience those are the easiest ones to get to, from the sun-soaked streets of Miami to the dazzling lights of Las Vegas. Get ready for an unforgettable experience filled with luxury, excitement, and exploration.

2024 F1 Races in North America:

Miami Grand Prix: May 3-5

Miami, known for its stunning beaches, vibrant nightlife, and diverse culture, plays host to the first North American F1 race of the season. Arriving in Miami is a breeze, with Miami International Airport serving as a major hub for domestic and international flights. From there, it’s just a short drive to Downtown Miami, where the race takes place.

Tickets: 

Single-day and full weekend passes available at StubHub starting at $45.

Weather:

Average temperature: High – 82°F, Low – 69°F

Restaurants:

• Joe’s Stone Crab: Famous for its fresh seafood and classic stone crab claws.
• Prime 112: Renowned for its mouthwatering steaks and upscale ambiance.
• Versailles Restaurant: A Miami institution serving authentic Cuban cuisine.

Must-See Areas:

• South Beach: Known for its beautiful beaches, vibrant nightlife, and Art Deco architecture.
• Wynwood Arts District: Home to colorful street art, trendy galleries, and hip cafes.
• Little Havana: Experience the rich Cuban culture through music, food, and lively street life.

Other Things to Do:

Hotels:

Getting around Miami is best done by car, allowing you to explore the city at your own pace. However, public transportation options such as buses and the Metrorail are also available. For a truly luxurious experience, consider hiring a private chauffeur service or renting a luxury car for the duration of your stay.

When it comes to accommodation, Miami offers a plethora of options ranging from lavish beachfront resorts to boutique hotels in the heart of the city. For a taste of true luxury, book a room at the iconic Fontainebleau Miami Beach or the Mandarin Oriental, Miami.

After a day at the races, indulge in Miami’s world-class dining scene. From upscale restaurants serving gourmet cuisine to laid-back eateries dishing out authentic Cuban fare, there’s something to satisfy every palate. Be sure to try the fresh seafood at Joe’s Stone Crab or the mouthwatering steaks at Prime 112.

In addition to the F1 action, Miami offers plenty of other attractions to explore. Take a stroll along Ocean Drive, soak up the sun on South Beach, or explore the vibrant art scene in Wynwood. With its perfect blend of sun, sea, and sophistication, Miami promises an unforgettable F1 experience.

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Montreal, Quebec – Grand Prix du Canada: June 7-9

Next on the F1 calendar in North America is the Montreal Grand Prix, held in the charming Canadian city of, you guessed it, Montreal. Getting to Montreal is easy, with Montreal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport welcoming flights from around the world. From the airport, it’s a short drive or a convenient train ride to downtown Montreal, where the race takes place on the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.

Tickets: 

Single-day, Two-day and full weekend passes available at StubHub starting at $10.

Weather:

Average temperature: High – 70°F, Low – 52°F

Restaurants:

• Toqué!: A renowned fine dining restaurant offering innovative Canadian cuisine and an extensive wine list.
• Joe Beef: Known for its hearty French-inspired dishes and cozy ambiance.
• Schwartz’s Deli: A Montreal institution famous for its smoked meat sandwiches.

Must-See Areas:

• Old Montreal: Explore cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and charming cafes in this picturesque neighborhood.
• Mount Royal Park: Enjoy panoramic views of the city skyline from this sprawling urban park.
• Plateau Mont-Royal: A trendy neighborhood known for its colorful houses, hip boutiques, and vibrant nightlife.

Other Things to Do:

• Visit the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts for its impressive collection of artwork.
• Take a stroll along the Lachine Canal and enjoy scenic views of the waterfront.
• Explore the underground city, a network of shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues beneath the streets of downtown Montreal.

Hotels:

Once in Montreal, getting around is a breeze thanks to the city’s excellent public transportation system, including buses and the metro. For a more luxurious option, consider hiring a private car service or renting a stylish car to explore the city in style.

Montreal boasts a wide range of accommodation options, from elegant boutique hotels to luxurious five-star resorts. Treat yourself to a stay at the iconic Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth or the chic Ritz-Carlton Montreal for a truly memorable experience.

When it comes to dining, Montreal is a food lover’s paradise, with a diverse culinary scene that reflects its multicultural population. Indulge in classic French cuisine at Toqué! or sample innovative Canadian dishes at Joe Beef. Don’t forget to try the city’s famous bagels and poutine for a true taste of Montreal.

In addition to the excitement of the Grand Prix, Montreal offers plenty of other attractions to enjoy. Explore the historic streets of Old Montreal, visit the stunning Notre-Dame Basilica, or take a leisurely stroll through Mount Royal Park for panoramic views of the city. With its unique blend of European charm and North American energy, Montreal is the perfect destination for a memorable F1 getaway.

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Austin, Texas – United States Grand Prix: October 18-20

The F1 circus makes its way to the Lone Star State for the Austin Grand Prix, held at the Circuit of The Americas in Austin, Texas. Getting to Austin is easy, with Austin-Bergstrom International Airport offering flights from major cities across the US and beyond. From the airport, it’s just a short drive to downtown Austin, where the race takes place.

Tickets: 

Single-day, Two-day and full weekend passes available at StubHub starting at $38.

Weather:

Average temperature: High – 79°F, Low – 57°F

Restaurants:

• Franklin Barbecue: Known for its mouth-watering brisket and long lines, this is a must-visit for BBQ lovers.
• Uchi: A top-rated sushi restaurant offering innovative Japanese dishes with a Texas twist.
• La Barbecue: Another popular spot for barbecue enthusiasts, serving up delicious smoked meats and homemade sides.

Must-See Areas:

• Sixth Street: Explore this lively entertainment district known for its bars, live music venues, and vibrant atmosphere.
• Barton Springs Pool: Take a refreshing dip in this natural spring-fed pool located in Zilker Park.
• South Congress Avenue: Shop at quirky boutiques, dine at local eateries, and snap photos in front of colorful murals in this eclectic neighborhood.

Other Things to Do:

• Take a hike or bike ride along the trails at Lady Bird Lake and enjoy scenic views of the downtown skyline.
• Explore the vibrant street art scene in the East Austin neighborhood.

Hotels:

• Luxurious: The Driskill – A historic hotel in downtown Austin offering elegant accommodations, fine dining, and a legendary bar.
• Trendy: The LINE Austin – Located on the shores of Lady Bird Lake, this trendy hotel features modern design, locally inspired cuisine, and a rooftop pool with panoramic views.
• Close to the Race: Fairmont Austin – Situated near the Circuit of The Americas, this hotel offers upscale accommodations and easy access to the race track.

Once in Austin, getting around is best done by car, allowing you to explore the city’s vibrant neighborhoods and attractions at your own pace. Alternatively, you can use the city’s public transportation system, including buses and the metro, to get around.

Austin offers a wide range of accommodation options to suit every taste and budget, from trendy boutique hotels to luxurious resorts. For a truly unforgettable experience, book a stay at the iconic Driskill Hotel or the elegant Four Seasons Hotel Austin.

When it comes to dining, Austin is famous for its eclectic food scene, with everything from mouthwatering barbecue joints to innovative farm-to-table restaurants. Be sure to try the legendary brisket at Franklin Barbecue or the inventive cuisine at Uchi.

In addition to the excitement of the Grand Prix, Austin offers plenty of other attractions to explore. Take a dip in the natural springs at Barton Springs Pool, explore the city’s vibrant music scene on Sixth Street, or take a leisurely stroll around Lady Bird Lake. With its unique blend of southern charm, cosmopolitan flair, and natural beauty, Austin is the perfect destination for an unforgettable F1 adventure.

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Mexico City Grand Prix: October 25-27

The F1 action heats up as the circuit heads south to Mexico City for the Mexico City Grand Prix, held at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. Getting to Mexico City is easy, with Benito Juarez International Airport serving as the main gateway to the city. From the airport, it’s just a short drive to downtown Mexico City, where the race takes place.

Tickets: 

Single-day, Two-day and full-weekend passes available at StubHub starting at $64.

Weather:

Average temperature: High – 72°F, Low – 49°F

Restaurants:

• Pujol: Experience contemporary Mexican cuisine at its finest with a tasting menu that highlights local ingredients and flavors.
• El Huequito: Sample delicious tacos al pastor, a Mexican street food staple, at this popular taqueria.
• Quintonil: Indulge in innovative dishes made with fresh, seasonal ingredients at this upscale restaurant.

Must-See Areas:

• Historic Center (Zocalo): Explore the heart of Mexico City with its historic buildings, museums, and vibrant street life.
• Chapultepec Park: Visit this sprawling urban park, home to museums, a zoo, and the iconic Chapultepec Castle.
• Xochimilco: Take a boat ride through the colorful canals of Xochimilco and experience traditional Mexican culture and cuisine.

Other Things to Do:

• Visit the National Museum of Anthropology to learn about the rich history and culture of Mexico.
• Explore the trendy neighborhoods of Roma and Condesa, known for their hip cafes, boutiques, and street art.
• Take a day trip to the ancient ruins of Teotihuacan and climb the pyramids for breathtaking views.

Hotels:

• Luxurious: St. Regis Mexico City – Located in the upscale Polanco neighborhood, this hotel offers elegant accommodations, impeccable service, and stunning views of the city.
• Trendy: Hotel Condesa DF – Situated in the trendy Condesa neighborhood, this boutique hotel features stylish design, a rooftop bar, and a hip atmosphere.
• Close to the Race: Hilton Mexico City Reforma – Conveniently located in downtown Mexico City, this hotel offers comfortable accommodations and easy access to the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez.

Getting around Mexico City is best done by using the city’s extensive public transportation system, including buses and the metro. Alternatively, you can hire a private car service or rent a car to explore the city and its surrounding areas.

Mexico City offers a wide range of accommodation options to suit every budget and taste, from luxurious five-star hotels to charming boutique properties. Treat yourself to a stay at the elegant St. Regis Mexico City or the historic Gran Hotel Ciudad de Mexico for a truly memorable experience.

When it comes to dining, Mexico City is a culinary paradise, with a diverse range of restaurants serving everything from traditional Mexican cuisine to innovative international dishes. Be sure to try the mouthwatering tacos al pastor at El Huequito or the gourmet tasting menu at Pujol.

In addition to the excitement of the Grand Prix, Mexico City offers plenty of other attractions to discover. Explore the historic center of Zocalo, visit the ancient ruins of Teotihuacan, or take a leisurely boat ride through the picturesque canals of Xochimilco. With its rich history, vibrant culture, and delicious cuisine, Mexico City is the perfect destination for an unforgettable F1 getaway.

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Las Vegas Grand Prix: November 21-23

The F1 season comes to a glamorous close with the Las Vegas Grand Prix, held on the iconic Las Vegas Strip. Getting to Las Vegas is easy, with McCarran International Airport serving as the main gateway to the city. From the airport, it’s just a short drive to the Las Vegas Strip, where the race takes place.

Tickets: 

Single-day, two-day and full-weekend passes available at StubHub starting at $279.

Weather:

Average temperature: High – 66°F, Low – 42°F

Restaurants:

• Gordon Ramsay Steak: Indulge in perfectly cooked steaks and British-inspired dishes at this celebrity chef restaurant.
• Nobu: Experience world-class Japanese cuisine at this elegant restaurant located in the Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace.
• Lotus of Siam: Sample authentic Thai dishes at this hidden gem off the Strip, known for its flavorful curries and spicy noodles.

Must-See Areas:

Other Things to Do:

• See a Cirque du Soleil show for a mesmerizing display of acrobatics, music, and visual effects.
• Visit the Neon Museum to learn about the history of Las Vegas through its iconic neon signs.
• Take a helicopter tour of the Grand Canyon for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Hotels:

Getting around Las Vegas is best done on foot or by using the city’s efficient monorail system, which runs along the Strip. Alternatively, you can hire a private car service or rent a luxury car to explore the city and its surrounding areas.

Las Vegas offers a wide range of accommodation options to suit every taste and budget, from luxurious casino resorts to stylish boutique hotels. Treat yourself to a stay at the iconic Bellagio or the opulent Wynn Las Vegas for a truly unforgettable experience.

When it comes to dining, Las Vegas is home to some of the world’s top restaurants, with celebrity chefs serving up gourmet cuisine from around the globe. Be sure to try the steak at Gordon Ramsay Steak or the sushi at Nobu for a taste of luxury.

In addition to the excitement of the Grand Prix, Las Vegas offers plenty of other attractions to enjoy. Take in a world-class show, try your luck at the casinos, or explore the stunning natural beauty of nearby Red Rock Canyon. With its dazzling lights, glamorous casinos, and non-stop entertainment, Las Vegas is the perfect destination for an unforgettable F1 adventure.

From the sun-soaked streets of Miami to the dazzling lights of Las Vegas, the North American F1 races offer an unforgettable blend of luxury, excitement, and exploration. Whether you’re a die-hard racing fan or simply looking for a glamorous getaway, these five iconic cities promise an experience like no other. So pack your bags, book your tickets, and get ready for the ultimate F1 adventure.

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یک پرونده جدید ثبت اختراع فورد، جزئیات میزهای تعبیه شده در داشبورد را نشان می دهد.

منتشر شده توسط اداره ثبت اختراع و علائم تجاری ایالات متحده (USPTO) در 19 مارس 2024، اما توسط فورد در 25 ژوئیه 2022 ثبت شد، یک درخواست ثبت اختراع در مورد چیدمان پانل های تاشو و مسیرهای تعبیه شده در داشبورد برای ایجاد یک بازشو بحث می کند. فضای کار با حفظ فضای داخلی زمانی که میز استفاده نمی شود.

طبق درخواست ثبت اختراع، پانل‌های میز و مسیرهای آن‌ها باید با شکل داشبورد مطابقت داشته باشند، بنابراین طراحان مجبور نخواهند بود خط تیره‌ها را صرفاً از زوایای درست بسازند. و فورد راه هایی را برای ادغام میز در سمت چپ، راست یا مرکز داشبورد بررسی کرده است.

در یک پیکربندی پیشنهادی، فرمان تا می‌شود و میز درست جلوتر از دسته ابزار قرار می‌گیرد. این برنامه همچنین نسخه‌ای از میز را نشان می‌دهد که از کنسول مرکزی با پایه‌ای برای ثابت نگه داشتن آن پخش می‌شود.

این میز همچنین می‌تواند از سمت سرنشین داشبورد، احتمالاً با عنصر دومی که تا می‌شود تا اطراف کنسول مرکزی را بپوشاند، گسترش یابد و شکلی پیچیده با فضای کار بیشتر برای سرنشین جلو ایجاد کند.

این اولین باری نیست که فورد سعی می کند یک میز داشبورد را ثبت اختراع کند. در ثبت اختراع دیگری که در سال 2023 منتشر شد، این خودروساز نسخه ساده‌تری را مورد بحث قرار داد که از سمت سرنشینان داشبورد روی لولا پایین می‌آید. بنابراین در حالی که هنوز مشخص نیست که آیا فوردهای آینده این ویژگی را دریافت خواهند کرد یا خیر، به نظر می رسد این چیزی است که خودروساز به آن علاقه مند است.