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You’ll have to get creative with your mise en place, setting out the bags carefully, so that you don’t spend the majority of your time hunting for elements. For me, that meant dumping each bag into the compartments of three large IKEA sorting trays, with a little bit of extra sorting to filter some parts down to sensible categories.

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A tie rod links the rack to the kingpin, acting as the final piece of the puzzle. It’s a simple, effective design that doesn’t have the downsides of recirculating ball setups (they generally add more weight to the car, require more effort and often have a ‘dead spot’ in the middle), which these days tend to be reserved for larger vehicles.

The new G-Class SUV worships at the holy church of our blessed 90-degree angle and reverences sheer opulence in any condition. At first glance, it looks like one single piece of sheet metal that has been expertly honed into a brutally-beautiful form.

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The bi-turbo V8 engine in the G-Wagon is super powerful and the AMG G 65 can blow the doors off many high-performance sedans.

The brand set out to improve the boxy off-roader, also known as the G-Wagen, without changing much of what customers have come to expect. Its nickname is short for Geländewagen, meaning “cross-country vehicle.”

Still, there’s an innate charm to the G63, and the second-generation model boasts a new-found sense of confidence in its controls that improves its agility without sacrificing its allure. In place of the prior model’s vague, hydraulic-assist, recirculating-ball steering system, the new G comes equipped with a modern electric-assist, rack-and-pinion setup that builds weight naturally and does away with the old SUV’s Grand Canyon-sized on-center dead spot. Likewise, the brakes apply force progressively, while an independent front suspension system, which replaces the previous model’s live unit, and six-inch wider front and rear tracks allow the new G63 to grip the asphalt without feeling as though it’s on the verge of tipping over.

Riese adds: “This allows us to serve the markets much better. We don’t have a particular concentration of business in one region—we have good business in areas including America, the Middle East, Africa, and South East Asia.”

You’ve probably heard it before, but it’s worth saying again: for the first time ever, the BMW 3-series isn’t available with a manual transmission. The Germans keep telling us that no one wants manuals, even as clutch-pedal-equipped Porsche 911Rs and GT3 Tourings and Cayman GT4s sell for up to hundreds of thousands of dollars over sticker—while their automatic equivalents remain glued to the showroom floor. Indeed something like 25 percent of six-cylinder 3-series buyers in the US opted for manual transmissions on the last-gen car. So rather than give them a new car to buy, BMW just wants them to check out the Genesis G70. Because we now live in a world where Hyundai sells a manual-transmission, rear-wheel-drive sedan and BMW doesn’t.

After more than 100 gearbox changes across the U.S. and Canada, Liftra‘s Self-Hoisting Crane technology has just replaced its first gearbox in Europe. The project was on a Vestas 2-MW turbine (V90) in Germany.