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Research shows that brain injuries are likely during head impacts greater than about 80 g, and the driver dummy experienced more than twice that force.
Read MoreHopefully this is the final issue found with the problematic Boeing 737 Max.
Read MoreThe timing belt may degrade and create debris that clogs the mesh oil pump pick-up screen and starve the engine of oil, happening with little-to-no warning.
Read MoreThe automotive world is full of little traits that the average joe may not pick up on, but us car nerds know them when we see them.
Read MoreFolks who live in the town of Toluca Lake say the screams from riders have been exceedingly disruptive.
Read MoreUsing friction testers in cars, especially in slippery conditions like snow or rain, can help keep planes safe during take-off and landing.
Read MoreThe 50,000-unit milestone was reached in less than ten months, and BMW is about to take its 100,000th order for the electric iX3 crossover.
Read MoreAs the unyielding force of time continues to pass, trends change, tastes shift, and fashion evolves, for better or worse. But what should stay the same?
Read MoreBeyond the two new yellows the TRD Pros also get Fox QS3 shocks and red tow hooks, though we don't have any full details yet.
Read MoreWhether you're the chauffeur behind the wheel or the passenger princess in one of the reclining rear-seat thrones, the V12 Maybach is just wonderful.
Read MoreMini is bringing back the value-focused Oxford Edition to both 2- and 4-door Cooper models, so you can still have a bit of entertainment in your cheap new car.
Read MoreOur readers came up with a bunch of fanciful ideas.
Read MoreIf your car's battery dies, there are signs to look for that will tell you if it can be renewed. And there's a way for you to do the work simply, at home.
Read MoreThough it may not be quite as titillating as its trailblazing predecessors, the manual WRX is a great choice for enthusiasts on a budget.
Read MoreWhat's wrong with giving people a little chuckle? Seems like harmless fun to me.
Read MoreThat's right, we're getting imaginative up in here today. Flex your thinking muscles!
Read MoreAhead of its debut at the Paris Auto Show in September, Smart is giving us our best look yet at its new city car.
Read MoreOther than the new Trailhunter model and slightly different bumpers and grilles, the 2027 Tundra's only real upgrade is a new infotainment system.
Read MoreIf it seems like it's becoming more expensive to repair your car these days, that's because it is. And there are several factors contributing to rising costs.
Read MoreIt's okay to change your mind every now and again.
Read MoreFinding a cheap car isn't easy these days, but if you're willing to lease, these inexpensive lease deals will help keep your monthly costs relatively low.
Read MoreThis new special edition amps up the Topolino's already cute retro styling, but doesn't add any actual sportiness.
Read MoreHauling a heavy load can dramatically change the driving dynamics of your truck, but adding aftermarket airbag suspension can help level things out.
Read MoreI'm all about inclusivity, but all this gray pride is really making me question what type of country the U.S. is becoming.
Read MoreDespite the fact that most Land Rover buyers never use their SUV's outstanding off-road capabilities, it refuses to phone-in the development of new off-roaders.
Read MoreOftentimes, the line between "wow this is such a fun road" and "uh-oh" can be thinner than we think.
Read MoreFamily cars dominate the list of most-driven vehicles, some with upward of 20,000 miles traveled per year on average,
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