Brembo has not yet announced exactly which "leading global vehicle manufacturer" will be the first to use Sensify brakes, but they're already in production.
Read MoreSUVs currently dominate the vehicle market in the United States, but wagons could make a triumphant return if Volvo has anything to say about it.
Read MoreBy the looks of it, gas prices aren't dropping anytime soon. This begs the question: how much fuel are you actually burning just to save a little time?
Read MoreOne turbocharged Honda engine is associated with quality mileage and responsiveness, but some drivers have also noted issues with its long-term reliability.
Read MoreWhat was cool, was uncool, and may now be cool again.
Read MoreMassive recalls started a domino effect that led to a huge demand for airbags, and not enough supply. So now, theft of the hot commodity is on the rise.
Read MoreFor a car that wore so many badges, it's still a rare sight on the road.
Read MoreDesigned by the same artist behind the Ferrari 250 GTO, the Bizzarrini Kjara is one of the wildest hybrid sports cars the car world missed out on.
Read MoreWhile car collecting began to take off around the middle of the 20th century, this couple pioneered the hobby decades earlier and curated an iconic collection.
Read MoreCummins' Duesenberg diesel race car made history at the 1931 Indy 500, completing the 500-mile race without refueling and using just $1.40 worth of furnace oil.
Read MoreWithout an end to the war in sight, it looks as though big-dollar vehicles may see another surcharge on oil changes and maintenance.
Read MoreBuying used car parts is a fantastic way to save money, but it's not always worth it. Some components are better left at the junkyard where they belong.
Read MoreTurbochargers are generally reliable, but they can fail prematurely on occasion. Here are the reasons why, and how to keep any turbo issues at bay.
Read MoreBack in the 1990s, Honda was big on formula racing cars, but one was more remarkable than the others, thanks to a very strange engine location.
Read MoreMost car wheels are made of metal, like aluminum or steel. However, this limited-production model actually rolled off the factory floor with fiberglass wheels.
Read MoreA hybrid turbo is a great way to get a lot more power out of your turbo setup without running into OEM compatibility or space issues. Here's what it means.
Read MoreCar dealerships selling various car brands often cluster together in the same area or even the same building, and the reason why goes beyond convenience.
Read MoreCapless fuel fillers are becoming increasingly common, thanks partly to the efforts of Ford. But what has the Blue Oval done to keep thieves away from your gas?
Read MoreThe LS7's massive displacement and race-bred design completely redefined what a small block could be, and it's still a popular choice among gearheads today.
Read MoreDepending on the type of electric motor setup, hybrids use several interesting ways to charge and recover battery power while driving to maximize efficiency.
Read MoreThe movies make hotwiring a car seem like a quick and easy process that you can perform on any vehicle. However, here's the truth about hotwiring a modern car.
Read MoreSeveral shots were fired, putting holes in the windshield of the victim's car, as well as through the back seat where a child booster seat was located.
Read MoreCoolant filters aren't common on passenger vehicles, but they do exist. Here's how to determine whether you should add one to your car or not.
Read MoreA reliable car is one that starts every time you ask it to, goes into gear without any issues, and drives until you stop; my 500e's got you covered.
Read MoreA Chevrolet muscle car was sold for over $1.2 million at auction. But a combination of factors forced its owner to sell the car for a massive loss.
Read MoreHeading to the dealership for some maintenance? Good, but you might want to check their specific rules on loaner cars before you assume you're getting one.
Read MoreNot all motorcycle gear is created equal, with the material determining its level of protection and durability. And yes, leather absolutely still beats textile.
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