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You’re probably worried that a turbo four-cylinder with this many gears will be a busy, gear-hunting mess on the road. Relax. The EcoBoost engine is most muscular from 3000 to 5000 rpm, and Ford’s 10-speed is smoother and better programmed here than in any other application. Roll into the throttle on an uphill grade, and the transmission seamlessly drops gears to keep the engine right in the meat of the powerband. You have to work hard to confuse the gearbox, jabbing and dropping the throttle like a first-time driver to goad it into the wrong gear. With so many ratios to choose from, you’ll never catch the turbo snoozing unless you manually shift it three gears too high. The Ranger’s floor-mounted shifter has an "S" mode that keeps the revs higher and downshifts zealously on steep descents, but unlike the Raptor, this truck does without paddle shifters.

USA-headquartered crane manufacturer Manitowoc is launching the Potain MCT 565 topless tower crane. It will be sold in all markets that currently receive cranes from the Potain factory in China.

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For a next-generation redesign, it remains faithful to G-Wagen purists. It’s the classic aesthetic wrapped around an improved safety system, upgraded interior and next-gen drive technology.

Ford helped usher in the era of the small-displacement turbocharged pickup truck—the most popular engine in the F-150 lineup is a 2.7-liter twin-turbo V6—and the new Ranger should help further that mission. The 2.3-liter four-cylinder powering the US-market Ranger pumps out 270 horses at 5500 rpm and 310 lb-ft of torque at 3000 rpm, comparing favorably with the 278-horse, 265 lb-ft Tacoma and 308-hp, 275 lb-ft Canyon/Colorado, both of which make their power from naturally-aspirated V6s. Ford boasts that the Ranger has best-in-class torque, towing and payload for gassers, though the 2.8-liter Duramax diesel available in the GM midsize pickups cranks out 181 horses and a massive 369 lb-ft, giving the Chevy and GMC twins a max towing capacity of 7700 lbs.

In the Chevy High Performance Holiday Gift Guide you’ll find some great ideas to help you pick something up for the muscle car enthusiast friend or family member and you won’t even need to leave the house. This helpful shopping guide will point you to some of the best aftermarket parts available in the automotive industry. Whether you need big-ticket performance suspension parts, brakes, a new transmission, or some smaller stocking stuffers, there is a good chance you’ll find something right here in the 2018 Chevy High Performance Holiday Gift Guide.

Then, there’s G Mode. Whenever one of the three differential locks have been activated or the low range off-road reduction gear has been engaged, a small “G” indicator light will flash on the dashboard. That’s G Mode kicking in.

Customizable leather and wood are also generously spread around the cabin, but what else would you expect from a Mercedes-Benz?

And while the front suspension is built from hefty 2-ton equipment, it was a no-brainer to stick with conventional parts for the rearend and suspension. Leaf springs offer the right amount of cushion for the F-100, and a 9-inch rearend is a simple solution for putting power to the ground. The rearend has been narrowed 6 inches overall and features a 2.76:1 gear set, a locker differential, and Moser axles.

The CERAMBOT Pro is a delta-style 3D printer that will function as a plug-and-play machine, taking just a few minutes to get up and running. All users need to do is attach the extruder to a 3D printer, fill the cartridge with clay, slice the 3D model, and start printing your sculpture.

“Some of our customers buy large numbers of components to keep on stock, but we also have very specialised projects too. We need a mixture—we couldn’t do only special projects, but equally we don’t have the capacities to only produce standard cranes. It makes it interesting for our engineers as they work across many fields, and because our engineering and production operations are so close to each other they can test new approaches, such as with motors, the shapes of drums, steel construction, and so forth. This process becomes more complicated if you have to work with suppliers.”

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