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Why Some Chevy Bow Ties Are Black Instead Of Gold
Chevy's has used its bow-tie emblem for over a century, but recently some have shown up in a new color: black. What's the bowtie's history, and why black?
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Scout Motors Refuses To Back Down On Plans To Cut Dealers Out Of The EV Equation
At least for now, Scout continuing to stand up to dealers can only be read as a good thing.
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Toyota Will Build New, Improved Engine Blocks And Heads For Classic AE86 Corolla
These will be the biggest and most sophisticated parts Toyota has offered to date, with a number of upgrades over the originals.
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Conan O'Brien Still Loves His Ford Taurus SHO
That's a very Jalop ride if I've ever seen one.
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At $23,999, Is This 2016 VW Golf R The Perfect Adult Toy?
Does an un-thrashed hot hatch justify a premium price?
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FDR's Custom 1938 Ford Had A Mechanism That Dispensed Lit Cigarettes
President Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1938 Ford was customized to accommodate his paralysis due to polio, and it even had a mechanism that dispensed lit cigarettes.
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How Reliable Are Mazdas? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
Mazdas may be among the most popular cars on the road, but are they among the most reliable? Consumer Reports has a few valuable insights into this brand.
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Why Ford Switched To The Power Stroke Diesel (And Ditched Navistar)
At one point, Ford had a long-standing partnership with Navistar, but then switched to the Power Stroke diesel engine. Here's what you need to know.
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Subaru Owners Say These Are The Most Reliable Models Ever Made
While Subarus get high marks for safety and all-wheel drive capabilities, this list reveals the models that Subaru owners believe to be the most reliable.
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2026 Lexus IS Gets A Revamp And A New Lease On Life
While the IS 500 has been discontinued, the 2026 Lexus IS 350 features an aggressive new front-end and a restyled interior.
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Lexus Downsizes American Production Over Tariffs: Report
Tariffs were meant to bring production back to the U.S., but not everyone seems to have got the memo.
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Hyundai's Concept Three Previews The Smallest Ioniq Yet With The Best Interior Of All Time
Hyundai is teasing us with a Volkswagen Golf-sized hatch that promises to be a practical daily driver in the Concept Three.
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The New Subaru Outback Taillights Hide A Handy Ruler
Subaru's redesigned 2026 Outback comes with a ruler built into its taillights that might come in handy the next time you're fishing or gardening.
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Even Tesla Isn't Buying Ads On X Anymore
Tesla only spent $10,000 on X ads over the first two months of 2025, according to an SEC filing.
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Should You Cross Your Trailer Safety Chains? The Pros And Cons
Crossing your trailer's safety chains keeps it attached to its tow vehicle in the event that the primary coupling method fails while you're on the road.
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Porsche Will Put Lightweight Carbon-Fiber Windshield Wipers On Your New 911 For The Low, Low Price Of Just $1,310
Yes, at $1,310 these things are expensive as hell, but they do actually have a performance benefit, if a very minor one.
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These 5 New Cars Have Some Of The Worst Safety Ratings
If safety is a big selling point for you, it's important to do your research before making a buying decision. Here's the five that rank the worst.
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3.0L Duramax Problems: Here's What Owners Report Most Often
The 3.0L Duramax has been under the hood of quite a few GM models, but it's not perfect. Here are the most common reported problems from owners.
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Kia K5 GT 0-60 Times: How Quick Is Compared To Cheaper Models?
Not many people would think of the Kia K5 as a sportscar, but it's 0-60 times are worth noting. Here's how fast it is compared to cheaper models.
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5 Of The Rarest Limited Edition Firebirds Ever Built
While the Pontiac Firebird is no longer in production, there were some Limited Editions models made during its time, but these are the rarest ones.
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Everything You Should Know About The Corvette Blue Flame Six Engine
The Chevrolet Corvette Blue Flame inline-six engine was in production during the '50s, and even though it wasn't a V8, it was special. Here's why.
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How Reliable Are Subarus? Here's What Consumer Reports Data Says
Subarus are versatile vehicles, but there are mixed reviews from owners on their reliability. Well, here's what Consumer Reports has to say about them.
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2026 Porsche 911 Turbo S Gains T-Hybrid System For 701 HP And A 14-Second-Quicker Nürburgring Time
The new hybrid 992.2 Turbo S is the quickest and most powerful roadgoing 911 ever, and it costs $272,650 to start.
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Here's What That VSC Warning Light Means On Toyota And Lexus Vehicles
Toyota and Lexus vehicles have a VSC warning light, but it's important to understand how it works and why it's important. Here's what you need to know.
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Behold The Humanoid Robot That Will Turn Tesla Into A $5 Trillion Company
Tesla thinks it will be able to sell an Optimus robot to every single person on earth, all on its way to selling at least 20 billion of them in total.
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Production 2026 Honda Prelude Revealed With A Potentially Ideal Mix Of Efficiency And Driver Engagement
The new Prelude has a 200-hp powertrain that gets 46 mpg, Type R chassis parts, simulated shifts, lots of liftback cargo space and a nicer interior.
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Ford's Record-Setting Year Of Recalls Isn't Close To Over
Ford has issued 109 recalls that have covered 7,871,344 vehicles.
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