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383 Stroker Engine: Why The Chevy Small Block Is Still A Muscle Car Favorite
The 383 wasn't created by Chevy, but the bow tie has adopted it, as have lots of muscle-car owners. The secret is its "just right" Goldilocks appeal.
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Forget The Ford Focus ST, Buy This NOS-Boosted Saleen Ford Focus Instead
Will it ultimately sell for more than it would cost to buy a regular Focus ST? I couldn't tell you.
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Tesla May Drop Its Physical Key That Was Barely A Key To Begin With
If you are the type of Tesla buyer who doesn't put your full faith in the phone-as-a-key system, you should still be able to purchase a key card for $40.
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New Tesla Roadster Is Definitely For Sure 100% Guaranteed Still Happening, And We'll See It This Year, Tesla Designer Claims
If Tesla does reveal a "production" Roadster before the end of the year, I really wouldn't be surprised. Just don't expect actual production.
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Kentucky Is Home To The World's Largest Toyota Factory And You Can Get A Free Tour
Toyota is based in Japan, but its biggest factory is in the U.S. You can see it for free, but if you can't make it to Kentucky, there's a virtual tour online.
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Toyota Made A HEMI Engine Six Decades Ago, And Nobody Noticed
Dodge may be most famous for its hemi engines, but from the 1960s to the '90s, Toyota made hemis, too. They still hold up well, though there are costs involved.
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New Toyota Land Cruiser FJ Is A Smaller And Way More Adorable SUV
Sadly the U.S. will be missing out on Toyota's smallest off-roader.
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Why Consumer Reports' List Of The Safest Cars List Skips Subaru
When it comes to reliability, Subaru is usually one of the top ranked, but Consumer Reports left it out in its list of safest cars. Here's what did.
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Ford Gives The Mustang Mach-E GT The California Special Treatment For 2026
Overall, there isn't too much of a change from the regular Mach-E GT on the outside, and I think that's okay.
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That Awful Grinding Rattle Your Honda Makes On A Cold Start? Here's The Likely Culprit
If your Honda sounds awful when you start it, chances are there's one part to blame. The good news: If you're handy with a wrench, you can fix it yourself.
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These Are The Best-Selling Cars Of 2025 (So Far)
There are several makes and models on the market, but some are selling way better than others. Here are the best-selling vehicle so far in 2025.
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At $14,500, Does This 1971 Chevy C20 Long Bed Work For You?
Classic looks with a brand new cabin. Is this Chevy truck the perfect mix of retro and modern?
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The Biggest Problems With GM's 8-Speed Transmission
General Motors' 8-speed automatic transmission is known for presenting a few common issues. Here's what you need to know about these problems.
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Ford F-150 Driver Somehow Not Dead After Truck Falls Off 300-Foot Cliff
The driver went off the side of U.S. Highway 550 between mile markers 88 and 89, known as the Million Dollar Highway, falling into the Uncompahgre River Gorge.
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How Reliable Are Volvos? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
Volvo pioneered the three-point seatbelt and some of its cars drove for millions of miles, but are they the most reliable? Consumer Reports' results are in.
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Why Chevy Trucks Still Use Column Shifters In Some Models
Column shifters aren't extremely common on modern cars. However, Chevrolet still includes them on some pickups. Here's why the company does so.
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Honda Rebel 300 Adds E-Clutch, Making The Best Beginner Bike Even More Beginner-Friendly
A clutch-optional entry-level bike has the possibility to massively expand the reach of motorcycling in the United States.
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Unintended Acceleration Is The Last Thing A Supercharged Ford Mustang Needs
Luckily this recall is for a software bug that will be fixed by a free patch, and no unintended acceleration is likely to happen.
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10 Classic Dodge Models That Deserve Another Chance
Though it's not as prolific as other car brands these days, Dodge remains a much-loved manufacturer. Should some of its classic models make a comeback?
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Why Ford Still Puts Keypads On The Door, Even On 2026 Models
A physical keypad on a car door may seem hopelessly retro, but Ford still sees value in it. There are things it can do that key fobs and smartphones can't.
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4 Unexpected Cars That Came With Toyota's 2JZ Engine
The 2JZ engine is known to be a rugged engine that has the potential to produce high-horsepower. Here are four cars you wouldn't expect to have it.
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Ford Is Auctioning A Rare Heritage Edition GT And It Could Be A Bargain
The no-reserve Barrett-Jackson auction will fund Ford's Heritage Fleet.
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This Manual 2003 Passat W8 Wagon Would Be A Perfect Way To Burn Through All That Extra Money You Have Sitting Around
Who wouldn't trade financial security for the chance to (occasionally) drive a rare, high-mileage VW wagon?
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There's Probably A Normal Reason To Own A Government Surveillance Van, Right?
This is the kind of van that a young Amber would've been overjoyed to see at Washington D.C.'s Spy Museum, but that an adult Amber is kind of concerned about.
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Porsche Will Make Your Manual 911 Carrera T A Little More Cringey For Only $340
One of the options I noticed in the Porsche configurator is so mind-numbingly cringeworthy that I had to stop what I was doing and tell you about it
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Showroom-Fresh 1983 Honda City Turbo II Is Up For Auction With A Color-Matched Motocompacto
You know you need this adorable pair of matching Hondas.
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Trump's Tariffs Have Cost Automakers $10 Billion On Cars Imported From Canada And Mexico So Far
So far, automakers have been eating most of the tariff-related costs in the U.S. but those days are coming to an end.
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