Pretend That Everything's Fine This Weekend With MotorWeek's '90s Retro Review Marathon
Maybe you'll find solace in the soothing voice of John Davis guiding aging car enthusiasts on a gentle stroll down memory lane with its Retro Reviews.
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I Feel Compelled To Stand Up For The Mini Cooper Coupe
While most so-called car enthusiasts would scoff at the fixed-roof two-seater based on the already-diminutive hot hatch, I think that this car has a lot going for it.
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Florida Man Arrested For Carrying 'Small Arsenal' Onto Amtrak Train
Authorities found assault rifles, large-capacity magazines, silencers, and a booby-trapped rifle in the man's bag - and he left another gun bag at the station.
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Color-Matched Wheels Are So Much Better Than Boring Silver Or Black
If you have a car with a bright or unique color, it would probably look great with a color-matched wheel.
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Tesla Gives Cybertuck Buyers Huge Discounts And Perks Just To Take The Slow-Selling Trucks Off The Lot
We're looking at just how desperate Tesla is to sell Cybertruck and Toyota's potential plans to change up RAV4 production.
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At $37,900, Is This 2019 Mercedes E450 Convertible A Stylish Steal?
If classiness ever comes to call, it will probably arrive in something like today's Nice Price or No Dice Mercedes E450.
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Rolls-Royce's Chess Set Is As Beautiful And Over-Engineered As Its Cars
Rolls-Royce has a massive catalog that includes everything from picnic sets to cigar humidors. Rolls-Royce's latest creation is simply called the Chess Set.
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Oh Look, It's The Honda Losermobile
Usually automakers want to associate themselves with winning, whether it's in racing or sales numbers, but it seems Honda missed that memo.
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At $3,800, Does This 2005 Jaguar XJR Let The Cat Out Of The Bag?
Introduced in 2003, the third generation of XJ was the first to leverage the parts bin of its then-parent, the Ford Motor Company.
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The Science Behind Why Roads Look Wet On Hot Days
After a hot day, it may come off as curious why the roads look wet. However, there is a scientific explanation for it that doesn't involve a rain cloud.
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Subaru Hid Six Darling Easter Eggs In The Redesigned 2026 Outback
The new Subaru Outback has whimsical Easter eggs that are nods to Subaru's history and its popular demographics.
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Jaguar's Best Cars Have Always Looked Like Space Ships And The Type 00 Concept Continues That Legacy
It doesn't matter if you like it or not, Jaguar is doing something nobody else ever could, because that's exactly what Jag has always done.
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Next-Gen Mazda MX-5 Miata Will Be Even Lighter Than The ND And Still Offer A Manual Transmission
Mazda plans to stick with a naturally aspirated four-cylinder and a manual transmission like God intended.
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Tesla Can't Build Its Newest Cars Under Trump's Tariffs
We're looking into Trump's tariffs' effect on Tesla, as well as a historical example of how auto tariffs do or don't work.
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At $6,000, Is This 2005 Audi S4 Avant An Adventurous Bargain?
This 2005 Audi S4 Avant Quattro spins all 4 wheels. That's important since, from the factory, it was given 339 horsepower and 302 lb-ft of torque to play with.
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Genesis X Gran Equator Concept Presages The Biggest Visual Change Yet For Genesis
The Korean brand's latest concept is an ultra-luxe off-road SUV, meant to take four people deep into the Sahara in the utmost comfort.
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2025 Mercedes-Benz G550 Edition Stronger Than The 1980s Gets The Best Retro G-Wagen Design Cues
Mercedes is turning back the clock for its latest G-wagen special edition, and the results are glorious.
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Diesel PT Cruiser Vs. BMW M3 Track Battle Shows Just How Important The Right Tires Really Are
Our friend Jason Fenske of Engineering Explained fame recently took a Chrysler PT Cruiser to a track to race against a BMW M3
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2026 Audi A6 Looks Better Than Any Audi Sedan Has In Years
While good looks are as valid a reason as any to pick one design over another, in this case, the new A6's shape is also more aerodynamic than any gas Audi ever.
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Supplier Infighting Could Pause Production Of GM's Trucks And Full-Size SUVs
We're looking into the effects of supplier infighting on GM's ability to build its trucks and SUVs, and tariff-induced production cuts to the Nissan Rogue.
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2025 Lucid Gravity's Brilliance Makes Other Cars Seem Pointless
This three-row electric SUV is even better than advertised, and it leaves you wondering why other cars can't be like it.
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At $8,995, Could This 2014 Nissan Juke Be Your Jam?
The out-there looks masked a fairly mundane five-seater small hatch package that really was only differentiated from the competition by that funky styling.
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Car Prices Are Only Climbing From Here
We're looking into the effects of tariffs on car prices, as well as Polestar's reprioritization away from China.
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At $2,850, Will This 1981 VW Rabbit Convertible Clean Up?
Today's 1981 VW Rabbit Convertible has been through 3 years of the rain and ash fall from the recent fires, with a window down. Is it worth cleaning up?
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What Might Happen If You Never Wash The Underside Of Your Car
It's easy to forget about but washing the underside of your car or truck is every bit as important as washing the windows and sheet metal.
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Why The 'Check Fuel Cap' Warning Can Be More Serious Than You Think
While it might seem like a straightforward warning light to fix, seeing "Check Fuel Cap" on your dashboard could be a sign of something far more serious.
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Switching Points For HEI Makes Sense, But Will You Really Be Able To Tell The Difference?
If you're swapping points to an HEI distributor to lower maintenance requirements, you’re good to go, but will you be able to feel a difference if you do?
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