One Of The Worst V8s Ever Made Almost Went Into A Saab (Half Of It Still Did)
Saab considered putting one of the worst V8s ever made into its cars. While this didn't pan out, half of that engine did technically appear in some Saab models.
Read MoreSaab considered putting one of the worst V8s ever made into its cars. While this didn't pan out, half of that engine did technically appear in some Saab models.
Read MoreToyota Tacomas are popular trucks, and their tailgates fetch a nice price on places like eBay. But that's not why it's so easy to steal the tailgates.
Read MoreThe $245,000 Beast Mode XO is a great option for those with the itch to explore far beyond the reach of civilization and stay there for long stints of time.
Read MoreFord once had a large stake in Mazda, but that is no longer the case. When did it sell its stake in the Japanese automaker and end the decades-long partnership?
Read MoreA treadmill motor, a homemade flywheel, and some light bulbs work together to help this talented YouTuber explain the complex topic of regenerative braking.
Read MoreSome places mount their traffic lights straight up and down, while others lay them on their sides. There are several reasons for the choices they make.
Read MoreEveryone is the hero of their own story.
Read MoreWe've got trucks! Mid-size trucks! Canadian-built trucks! Recalled trucks! It's a truck-load of news today in The Morning Shift.
Read MoreArguably the most appealing Range Rover of them all, does the super-clean condition outweigh the reputation for expensive headaches?
Read MoreAt a time when a Model T cost $850, you could buy one of these for $500 less. Naturally, though, there was a reason why the price was so low.
Read MoreBiffle will be sorely missed not only for his contributions to racing, but also for the impression he left off of the track.
Read MoreCarbon ceramic brakes are more lightweight and longer-lasting than traditional iron alternatives, but they tend to have trouble in cold weather.
Read MoreName brand oils carry a trusted name on their label while store brand oils are much cheaper. But does using one over the other actually make a difference?
Read MoreIn this morning's edition, Trump went on TV and lied about gas prices (amid a million other far more important things), and more.
Read MoreWhat's your take on this S52-packing 318ti and that $22,990 price tag? Does that seem fair once you know what lies beneath the car's surface?
Read MoreIf you get a flat tire, a doughnut spare is better than nothing. But you need to be careful not to try driving it farther than the maximum it will last.
Read MoreWhile cars have abandoned traditional analog gauges, semi trucks still have a massive amount of gauges. Here's why, as well as what they're used for.
Read MoreNot sure what to do with your off-season tires? Here's what you need to know about storing them safely to prevent damage and keep them ready for next season.
Read MoreWhile it may seem counterproductive at first to avoid pushing your car to its maximum speed, there's a good reason why these states keep a low speed limit.
Read MoreIf you're driving one of the 388 CR-V e:FCEVs involved in this recall, Honda believes there's a 60% chance that your car is afflicted with the problem.
Read MoreExhaust tips can be tough to clean. The good news is that you can restore their shine with pretty much the same tools you'd use to clean your wheels.
Read MoreA sizable chunk of U.S. states are suing the feds over President Trump's suspension of EV charging programs, and more.
Read MoreA rarity in the U.S. with some screen credit to go with the patina.
Read MoreBoth Canada and the U.S. have extensive reserves of the crude oil gasoline is made of, so why does gas cost so much more in Canada than in the United States?
Read MoreGolf carts rely on much of the same technology as cars, meaning they need much of the same maintenance, too. Here's what to know about golf cart alignments.
Read MoreWhile car theft is down overall in the U.S., some states still experience very high rates of vehicle thievery. These are the states where it happens the most.
Read MoreBuying and leasing are the traditional routes to having a car, but there's also rent-to-own. There are positives to this method, but you'll also find downsides.
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