The Mini wasn't built with large-displacement engines in mind, but that doesn't stop this big BMW V8 from looking right at home in the tiny engine bay.

When you first peek at the Toyan V8 FS-V800, it might look like something built for a scaled-down race track. There is a good reason for that, though, and that's because it kind of is. However, the ...

Following up on the Blade V8 and the V8 Pro, ZTE is offering even more options with two new devices in the same series — the Blade V8 Lite and the V8 Mini. The Chinese company made the announcement ...

The Blade V8 Mini features a design language that is largely similar to the Blade V8, with a metal unibody construction. A touch of style can be seen at the top on the rear in the section that houses ...

The higher-end device out of the two is the ZTE Blade V8 Mini (pictured above), which sports a metallic unibody design. Perhaps the most standout feature the V8 Mini offers is its 13 and 2MP dual ...

Back in 2017, French car customization and prototyping firm Lazareth figured out a way to turn a Mini Moke into an amphibious car—one that drives on land and water alike. Yet monsieur Ludovic Lazareth ...

During the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2017, ZTE had unveiled the Blade V8 Mini alongside other smartphones such as Blade V8 and Blade V8 Lite. Since the Blade V8 Mini has now received certification ...

The Blade series is ZTE’s line of affordable smartphones. This year, they have announced four Blade phones already: the ZTE Blade V8, Blade V8 Pro, Blade A2 Plus, and the ZTE Blade A610 Plus. They don ...

Whether it’s a manufacturer’s flight of fancy or a wild homebuilt special, the notion of slotting an oversized or unlikely engine into an equally unexpected host is a novelty that never fails to ...

Just last month, ZTE launched its popular Blade brand in the US with the Blade V8 Pro. The point of the brand was to offer some semblance of premium features at a not so premium price. At MWC 2017, ...

Cost-conscious buyers take note: ZTE's budget-friendly phone family is growing. At the Mobile World Congress show in Barcelona today, ZTE took the wraps off two mid-tier phones from its Blade series.