#Electronics

For decades, Rockford Fosgate has been a staple in the car audio industry, offering a wide range of mobile audio accessories including amplifiers, subwoofers, speakers, signal processors, enclosures, and accessories. If you’re shopping for a subwoofer, you have likely come across the company and if you’re a car audio enthusiast, you probably know about Rockford Fosgate’s reputation.

Many folks have problems with the OEM (original equipment manufacturer) stereos that come with their vehicles from the factory and so they consider getting new ones. That said, with such a large variety of aftermarket car audio system types available on the market, it can be difficult to determine which car stereos can be the right one for your car.

With so many car speakers available in today’s marketplace, you might feel completely overwhelmed trying to narrow down your choices. A quality, yet affordable, lineup of speakers from Alpine is the Type-S, designed to be a budget-friendly upgrade.

All new cars already come with Bluetooth compatibility, which makes it easier to stay connected safely while driving. A lot of older cars lack this tech feature, but there’s no need to go to a dealership to buy a new car just to have it. There are a lot of aftermarket solutions so drivers of older cars can enjoy wireless calling or music streaming.

Connectivity is king these days, even while on the road. This is the reason almost every car manufacturer offers models with big screens and infotainment systems inside the cabin, sometimes more than one. Our appetite for big screens, apps, information, and entertainment continues to grow and sometimes even the factory solutions are not good enough for our needs.

There are plenty of simulator racing wheels and pedal sets on the market today – all with seemingly similar performance and looks. This can make it hard to know which wheel and pedal is the best for you, especially if you’re new to the semi-complicated world of sim racing. Today we’re going to review one of the most popular sim racing wheels on sale today and one that this author has a wealth of experience with – the Logitech G29. We’ll tell you all about what it’s like to not only use this wheel, but to own it over a long period of time so you can shop with an educated opinion.

In addition to keeping you safe on the road by displaying important information in your line of sight, a head up display can be a very useful gadget while behind the wheel. We’ve compiled a list of top 10 head up displays for cars worth trying. We looked through Amazon and picked the HUDs that are bestsellers as well as the ones with the highest user ratings.

Your safety on the road depends on how well you can see the stretch ahead of you and how well you can avoid distractions while driving. Head-up displays sit atop of your car’s dashboard and are designed to relay important information to you without needing to take your eyes off the road. This information typically gets displayed on a transparent screen and is projected to mimic augmented reality.

Have you ever played Need for Speed, Gran Turismo or Forza Motorsport and felt like the experience just wasn’t realistic and perhaps a bit too arcade-like?

Racing games that are advertised as simulation software typically aren’t very pretty or polished.

Dashboard cameras, or dash cams, are not new in the automotive world.

Automotive engineers are constantly working to bring cutting-edge features from testing laboratories to dealership showrooms.

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The humble internal-combustion engine has been around in one form or another for more than a 100 years, dominating vehicle propulsion for all of the 20th century. Today, it still has a commanding lead over rival systems.

Harman is an industry leader in audio technology. Its products are found in a wide array of applications from home theaters and professional recording studios to, not surprisingly, automobiles.