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Was This Oldsmobile Actually America's First Muscle Car?
This 1949 Olds fits all the descriptors people use to define a muscle car. But there are worthy challengers from the stables of Chrysler and Pontiac.
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3 SUVs With More Ground Clearance Than A Jeep Wrangler
The Jeep Wrangler offers excellent off-road performance, but it's not alone. Here are some SUVS with more ground clearance than the Wrangler
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Tesla Driver Gets Lost, Drives Onto Track During Motorcycle Race
The errant Tesla entered the track during Race 7 of the final round of the season.
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3 Of The Biggest Problems With Ford's PowerShift Transmission
Ford promised that its ambitious PowerShift transmission would be a big step forward, but thousands of drivers disagreed. Here are three of the reasons why.
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This 1955 Chevy Biscayne Concept Was Dismembered, Dumped, Then Made Whole Again
Once a car has been taken to a junkyard and cut into pieces, it's dead, right? Not so with this 1955 concept car that GM showed off, then dumped.
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A Time Attack Makeover Finally Makes The Toyota bZ Interesting
Unfortunately for all of us, though, this is just a SEMA build.
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Subaru's Symmetrical AWD Is More Than Just Branding – Here's How It Works
Ever wondered what makes a Subaru grip the road so well? The secret lies in its Symmetrical AWD system, and there’s more to the story than you might realize.
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Subaru Forester Is The Cheapest Car To Insure That's Recommended By Consumer Reports, Tesla Model 3 Is Most Expensive
Consumer Reports used real-world car insurance quote data on cars that it recommends from Insurify to compile this list.
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Why Do Porsches Have The Ignition On The Left?
Misstating its own history, Porsche has told a number of erroneous stories about this over the years. For starters, forget about the Le Mans connection.
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How Reliable Are New Corvettes? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
Chevrolet Corvettes have been built for performance since their inception, but does that power come with reliability? Consumer Reports has interesting reviews.
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Tesla Recalls Dumb Stick-On Cybertruck Light Bar For Getting Unstuck
Tesla says it's had 619 warranty claims due to the issue along with one field report, which is a full 10% of all light bars Tesla has sold.
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This Subaru Legacy Was Designed By Porsche (And Shares A Name With One Of Santa's Reindeer)
No, there sadly isn't a Subaru Legacy Rudolph, but this one comes pretty close. Hint: the car delivered lightning-like performance for its time.
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In Rare Show Of Whimsy, Porsche Patents Tunnel Mode That Will Automatically Make The Exhaust Louder And Open Windows
The feature could also activate sport mode, open the windows, crank the heater if it's cold out, downshift by at least one gear, and drop the convertible top.
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Please, Honda, Let Me Hoon The Civic Type R HRC Rally XP
Honda even says the car is still street legal, despite all the mods, and is built to meet the specs of ARA rally.
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Former Stellantis CEO Says Elon Musk Might Ditch Car Business To Focus On Robots And Spaceships
"I'm not sure that Tesla will still exist in 10 years," he reportedly said. "It's an innovative group, but they'll be beaten by BYD's efficiency."
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Why The Chevy Camaro Emblem Looks Like A French Flag
Americans don't have a monopoly on red, white, and blue; these colors are used on many flags around the world. So what does the Camaro's emblem really show?
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Some Subarus Still Come With Spare Tires – But Only These Models
Subaru has built their brand name on the quality of their vehicles. However, fewer and fewer of their models are coming with full spare tires included.
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Tesla Deploys 'Mad Max' Mode, Immediately Triggers NHTSA Investigation
Mad Max mode first appeared in beta testing in 2018 before being removed due to public outcry against it.
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Tesla Is Maybe, Finally Getting Its Act Together To Build The New Roadster
The company has posted a job listing for at least one engineer to help out with battery manufacturing.
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Sleeping Driver Crashes Tesla Into Cop Car, Blames Autopilot Because Of Course
If you actually could buy a true self-driving Tesla, the company wouldn't have to stick a human in the driver's seat of its so-called robotaxis.
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Subaru, I Dare You To Build These STI Concepts
What we've got here are two concept cars. One gas. One electric. Both STIs. Both sick as hell.
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Why Are Chevy Big Block V8's Called Rat Motors?
Is the Chevy big block "rat" engine related to the "Mighty Mouse"? How about the "porcupine" or the "elephant"? We uncover a zoo-full of answers.
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Honda Super-One Prototype Is A Pint-Sized Electric Hot Hatch That Will Actually Go Into Production
The Super-One is all about the "joy of driving," according to Honda.
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Honda 0 α Prototype Is A Smaller Electric Crossover For The 0 Series Family
While it might look mighty similar to the 0 SUV, Honda tells us this is a completely new, smaller vehicle.
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Before The Celestiq, These Were The Most Expensive Cadillacs Ever Built
When you think of luxury vehicle brands, Cadillac is close to, if not at the top of the list. The latest flagship model, the Celestiq, boasts a hefty price tag.
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Do You Actually Need To Do Anything Special To Maintain A VTEC Engine?
Honda's VTEC technology has developed quite a reputation over the years. But does this engine tech require any special maintenance? Here's what to know.
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Toyota Put The New Tundra's Troubled Twin-Turbo V6 Into A 1985 Land Cruiser For SEMA
Despite the questionable reliability of the new engine, the Turbo Trail Cruiser is an exceptionally well-done restomod.
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