Justin Owen

1 month ago | slashgear.com | Justin Owen

RATING : 7 / 10 AffordableEasy to InstallDynamic Colors Potentially Easy to StealBluetooth Range LimitTrue Overcast Weather Still Impedes Performance When reviewing products such as a laptop computer, smart toaster oven, or even a car, finding parameters on which to gauge the various features and benefits can be easy because of the multiple ways in which those products can directly influence daily life.

Mar 24, 2025 | slashgear.com | Justin Owen

Ever since legendary automotive designer Harley Earl penned his beloved Buick Y-Job in 1938, the concept car has foreshadowed trends in auto design and upcoming models from all manufacturers. When Earl created it, nobody had yet built a car with a forward-thinking design never meant for production. It featured cutting-edge details and prefaced what cars would soon come to look like. Furthermore, he had no idea that building the Y-Job would start an auto industry tradition, the concept car.

Mar 10, 2025 | slashgear.com | Justin Owen

Most production vehicles do not inspire much enthusiasm as they are built to fulfill the demand for affordable transportation, offering reasonable comfort and utility. They may be fine cars, but we also know that some models cater to buyers looking for more than just a means of transportation. For example, sports cars and luxury cars are meant to elevate driving into an experience unto itself and possibly turn the drive into a destination of its own.

Mar 8, 2025 | slashgear.com | Justin Owen

American fighter jets serve dual roles as symbols of American power as well as enforcers of it. With a rich history of pilots who have undergone the most rigorous training programs in the world piloting the most advanced aircraft that engineers and scientists can create, the fighter jets of the U.S. military provide the United States with a great deal of airborne reach.

Feb 26, 2025 | slashgear.com | Justin Owen

Although some crude prototypes predate it, the 1894 Hildebrand & Wolfmüller is widely considered to be the first mass-produced motorcycle, with about 2,000 copies built. With that model also came the first use of the portmanteau, combining "motor" and "cycle" to describe it. Despite having a twin-cylinder engine of 1500cc, its output was only 2.5 horsepower, though it demonstrated thinking far ahead of others of that era.