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Spiking Energy Prices Due To U.S. War With Iran Could Cost 1.3 Million European Jobs
Plus, new hybrid Kia Sportage production in the States, Stellantis' plans for more alternative-fuel Peugeots, and yet another Ford recall.
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At $45,500, Is This Manual-Equipped 2016 Chevy SS A Super Steal?
A big V8, rear-wheel drive, and a six-speed manual, all packaged together in a family-friendly sedan. But does that combo justify the $45,500 asking price?
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What's The Difference Between A Fire Truck And A Fire Engine?
If you're using the terms "fire truck" and "fire engine" interchangeably, you're missing an important distinction between these firefighting vehicles.
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Why The V8 Toyota 4Runner Is So Sought After
Despite being over two decades old, clean 4th-gen V8 4Runners are still fetching over $25,000 on the used market, and there's a good reason for that.
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Consumer Reports' Emergency Handling Tests Look Super Fun
The way Consumer Reports tests new vehicles looks like a ton of fun. Here are some of the tests the organization uses and why they're so important.
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Bad Obsession's 13-Year Mini Project Is Worth Watching From The Start
Watching this series I am constantly amazed by the pair's ability to figure out the order of operations in which to build things.
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The Legend Behind Monfort Lane – The Fastest Trucks On America's Highways
The Monfort Lane was legendary back in the 1970s. It housed a fleet of colorful trucks known for being incredibly fast and instantly recognizable.
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These 5 Inline-6 Engines Might Not Roar Like V8s, But They Make More Power
These five inline-six engines prove there's indeed a replacement for displacement, offering factory power outputs that embarrass many modern V8s.
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Tesla's European Registrations Are Way Up Thanks To Evidently Short Memories
Plus a strike at a GM supplier could impact truck production, China's BYD is showing interest in buying Maserati and more.
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At $4,999, Is Buying This 2012 Scion iQ The Smart Thing To Do?
Tiny on the outside, yet big enough to fit four seats on the inside, the Scion iQ can fit just about anywhere. But is it worth the $5k asking price?
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Cars Are Among The Leading Causes Of Wildfires
Wildfires are becoming more common, and vehicles are one of the ways in which they can start, but how do you prevent your car from adding to the stats?
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The Strange Beauty Of Soviet Bus Stops
From soaring bird wings to futuristic rockets, the bizarre and beautiful bus stops of the former Soviet Union are enduring evidence of poetic pushback.
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Mercedes Set A New Safety Benchmark In 1959, And Now It's Everywhere
Over half a century ago, Mercedes-Benz revolutionized the world of auto safety by introducing this technology that's now standard on virtually all vehicles.
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Crossing Guard Earns Ice Cream Treat After Saving Citizen From Crash
After pulling someone out from under playground equipment, the crossing guard made sure to get himself well-deserved a soft serve cone.
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Before License Plates Were Standardized, People Had To Get Creative
From leather license plates with porcelain numbers to plates shaped like a potato, before standardization, license plates were creative, to say the least.
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Jeep Killed Its Small '80s Pickup Truck, But Is The Market Ready For The Comanche To Return?
Jeep axed its Comanche compact truck in 1992, but with small pickups like the Ford Maverick more popular than ever, is it finally time for a comeback?
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People Tried To Fix Car, Truck, Bicycle, And Tractor Tires With Flex Seal: Here's How It Went
You’re not alone if you’ve wondered whether Flex Seal can patch a tire. Several YouTubers have attempted this fix and shared their results to save you time.
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God Damn The GR GT Looks Good In Real Life (Especially In Red)
The GR GT hasn't received universal praise for its styling, but seeing it in person, especially in red, may change your mind about the forthcoming supercar.
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Pickup Truck Driver Moves 'Road Closed' Sign, Immediately Gets Stuck In Wet Concrete
The pickup truck driver who tried to drive through the construction area eventually had to be pulled out of the axle-deep concrete by a tow truck.
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How To Fix Unsightly Concrete Cracks Like A DIY Master
Concrete can last a long time, but if it starts to develop cracks, it can look ugly and eventually lose its integrity. Luckily, a DIY fix is entirely possible.
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Insurance Can Cover You If Your Whole Car's Stolen, But What About Parts Or Belongings?
A stolen car is usually covered by whatever vehicle-specific insurance policy you have, but things get complicated with specific parts or personal belongings.
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Florida Man Sentenced After Hitting 150 MPH On His Motorcycle During A High Speed Chase
The rider, who already had eight license suspensions, caught the attention of officers with a tucked license plate and some illegal lane splitting.
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Driving Style Isn't The Only Thing Draining Your EV's Battery
As you might expect, aggressive driving can affect how much charge your EV holds. But there's more you'll need to keep track of to maximize its range.
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Here's What It Takes To Make A Truck Handle Like A Sports Car
Trucks and sports cars have fundamentally different designs, but that doesn't mean you can't make a pickup handle like a Miata. Here's what you need to know.
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Mazda Will Finally Sell You A Green ND Miata, But It's Barely Green
The MX-5 is supposed to be a fun car, why doesn't it come in any fun colors?
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Trump Wants American-Made Cars To Be More American-Made
Plus UAW members are on strike at a GM's axle supplier, BYD finally shook off its losing streak and Honda is recalling nearly 100,000 cars for an airbag issue.
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At $10,000, Is This 2015 Mini Cooper S A Lot Of Car In A Little Package?
With a manual transmission and only 35,000 miles on the odometer, could this $10k Mini Cooper S be your new low-mileage canyon car?
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