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Headlights are a topic of conversation at the moment, with some concerns about brightness, but this is how independent organisations measure cars' lights.
Read MoreMercedes' 6.3-liter SEL was already a beast, but the 6.9-liter engine turned the Sonderklasse into one of the world's fastest sports saloons.
Read MoreSome car makers sell their vehicles through franchise dealerships, while others sell direct to customers, but what are the legalities of these two approaches?
Read MoreYou probably know how diesel engines work, but it's one thing to understand the theory and a whole different thing to actually see how diesel fuel ignites.
Read MoreWhile locked differentials and LSDs both provide amazing grip, they behave very differently in the corners and are used for different applications.
Read MoreParking lots are among America's accident hotspots, according to official data, but why do so many accidents happen in such a low-speed environment?
Read MoreContinuously variable transmissions (CVTs) have developed a reputation for unreliability. However, are modern CVTs still that bad? Here's what to know.
Read MoreMercedes is often credited with popularizing the hot-vee engine, but it wasn't the first automaker to put it into production — it just had clever marketing.
Read MoreDo you know which pickups paved the way for today's muscle trucks? The story goes back to the early '90s, when two specific models kicked off a revolution.
Read MoreContinuously variable transmissions boast fuel economy benefits and smooth acceleration, though not every driver is a fan.
Read MoreChoosing between a Hemi and a 440 Six Pack was the ultimate Mopar dilemma. While the Hemi ruled the track, the Six Pack provided more streetable performance.
Read MoreThe Jeep Wrangler is legendary. However, many owners are divided regarding the type of vehicle it is. Jeep calls the Wrangler an SUV, but not everyone agrees.
Read MoreChevy's 454 big-block V-8 powered some of the brand's most iconic classic muscle cars, but this specific Corvette 454 trim stands out as the most valuable.
Read MoreThe Hyundai Tucson is a practical and fuel-efficient SUV, and Consumer Reports named it one of the best SUVs you can buy in 2025. But how reliable is it?
Read MoreA hybrid turbo is a great way to get a lot more power out of your turbo setup without running into OEM compatibility or space issues. Here's what it means.
Read MoreCapless fuel fillers are becoming increasingly common, thanks partly to the efforts of Ford. But what has the Blue Oval done to keep thieves away from your gas?
Read MoreThe Supra had a rough start, but Toyota kept refining its engines until it eventually became the legendary sports car we all know and love today.
Read MoreNot all motorcycle gear is created equal, with the material determining its level of protection and durability. And yes, leather absolutely still beats textile.
Read MoreThe symptoms of bad gas are often confused with those of mechanical issues, but it's worth ruling out gross gas first of all. The question is, how do you do it?
Read MoreThese are some of the top-rated tires on the market, and each comes with a long-lasting warranty. However, here's how long they actually last in the real world.
Read MoreMuscle cars have always been desirable, but classic muscle is commanding crazy money today. And few cars are selling for as much as this muscle-car legend.
Read MoreIf your car has Active Fuel Management, you've probably already considered disabling it. But are AFM disablers even safe and do they actually save your engine?
Read MoreThe Corvette Stingray name is famous around the world, but should you spell it Stingray or Sting Ray? Or should it be something else entirely?
Read MoreIf you're thinking about upgrading your lights, you've probably seen a lot about reflector and projector systems, but what are they? And which is best?
Read MoreConsumer Reports' ranks cars on the basis of safety, but that doesn't necessarily mean the cars toward the bottom of the list won't protect you in a crash.
Read MoreLow-profile tires may have their advantages when it comes to handling, but is it true to say they puncture more easily than tires with chunkier sidewalls?
Read MoreThe two-door sedan might be a thing of the past, but one Japanese creation has becomes something of a cult hero. Calling it the Poor Man's BMW is no insult.
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