These Airlines Would Be Hardest Hit By A Boeing 787 Grounding
If the FAA does put safety first and decides to ground the Dreamliner, nearly 1,120 Boeing planes would be taken out of service.
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Honda, Please, Give Us The Super EV Concept
The upcoming Super EV concept looks like a widebody N-One kei car, and it'll debut at Goodwood.
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To Compete With Russia, U.S. May Finally Build Icebreaker Ships Again
If this deal goes through, then at last we'll have good old fashioned American icebreakers made by Americans in America again.
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Regenerative Braking Could Make Your Kid Fail Their Driving Test
Allegedly, a teen in New Jersey failed his driver's test because he used regenerative braking in his dad's Tesla.
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Tesla In 'Self-Drive Mode' Hit By Train After Turning Onto Train Tracks
One family in Pennsylvania found their Tesla had turned onto some railroad tracks and, eventually, got hit by a train
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Ferrari Delays Its Second EV Because Not Enough People Want One
In this morning's edition: Ferrari hits the brakes on building a second electric supercar, Europeans are losing interest in EVs faster than Americans.
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At $12,000, Would You Be Ready To Bug Out In This 1987 Dodge B350 Camper Van?
What do you say? Is $12,000 a fair price for this seemingly well-cared-for camper van? Or is that too much to get away from it all?
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Third-Generation 2026 Nissan Leaf Is Finally Ready For The Real World
The redesigned Nissan Leaf has up to 303 miles of range, faster charging, a more characterful design and a much nicer interior.
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2026 Audi Q3 Debuts In Europe With Beefy New Looks And A Strange Steering Column-Mounted Setup That Eliminates Traditional Stalks
The third-gen Q3 will also be offered with a plug-in-hybrid powertrain for the first time, at least in Europe.
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Yes, The Audi Q4 E-Tron Really Does Have Drum Brakes
In an era when disc brakes have pretty much displaced drum brakes, it's a bit of a shock that the Audi Q4 E-Tron has drums. And it's not alone. Here's why.
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What Is Rev Matching, And Is It Really Necessary?
Drivers of cars with manual transmissions may do something called "rev matching." But what, exactly, is it? And do manuals' drivers really need to do it?
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Canada's EV Mandate Isn't Going Anywhere
In today's edition we're looking at Canada's refusal to back down on EVs, plus Nissan's increasing distance from Renault.
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At $27,500, Could This 1962 Porsche 238 Standard Star Keep You Down On The Farm?
Few of us have the need for a tractor, but if you do need one, you definitely want a cool one. They don't come much cooler than a Porsche.
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Are Wheel Spacers Safe To Use? Here's What You Need To Know
Wheel spacers can keep wider wheels and tires from rubbing against your vehicle's steering and suspension. But the question is: Are they safe to use?
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Is Fuel Stabilizer Bad For Your Engine?
If you can't use your car or motorcycle for an extended time, should you add stabilizer to its fuel tank? Or is fuel stabilizer actually bad for your engine?
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What Makes The Dodge Hellcat Supercharger Sound So Loud?
Dodge's Hellcat supercharger has been around for a decade, and its trademark high-pitched whining has no shortage of fans and detractors. What makes it so loud?
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Why Your Daily Driver Can't Rev Like A Supercar
Why does a Bugatti rev up to 9,000 rpm while a Camaro hits its redline at 5,500? Your daily driver is built differently than a supercar. Here's what we mean.
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Is An Oil Analysis Worth It? Here Are The Pros & Cons
An oil analysis might seem like an unnecessary upsell, but there are situations in which it can be useful. Here are the costs and benefits of the procedure.
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Can Upgrading Your Rocker Arms Really Boost Horsepower?
Upgrading your rocker arms can be a pretty significant undertaking for the DIY mechanic, so are the performance improvements worth it? Let's take a look.
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Should You Adjust The Gap On Pre-Set Spark Plugs?
While many drivers will be fine leaving their spark plugs set up the way they arrived, there are certain situation that might require some adjustments.
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Air Shocks Vs. Air Bags: What's The Difference?
Air shocks and air suspension — also called air bags — are similar sounding systems with very different designs. Here's what you need to know about both.
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Is It Outdated Advice To Avoid Adding Oil To A Hot Engine?
You're on a long drive, and you decide to check your oil when you pull into a gas station. It's a little low. Is it a bad idea to add oil to a hot engine?
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What Causes Turbo Lag (And Why You Can't Really Fix It)
Ever wondered why your turbocharged engine doesn't kick in right away when you press on the gas? Here's the reason why — and why it's so hard to fix.
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Do Transmission Coolers Really Make A Difference?
Your vehicle is designed to operate whether it's hot or cold out, right? So why in the world should you need a special gadget to cool its transmission?
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What Does Honda's Econ Mode Actually Do?
From the term "Econ" you can probably guess what Honda's Econ mode is meant to do. But what does it do to reach its goal of helping you economize?
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Why 'Flatbed' Semi Trailers Aren't Always Flat
If you've ever looked closely at an empty flatbed semitruck trailer, you might have noticed a pronounced bend in its shape. So why do flat trailers look curved?
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Can A Cat-Back Exhaust Increase HP Without A Tune?
So you've decided to take the leap and add a cat-back exhaust system to your car. Will it work without a tune? Here's what you need to know.
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