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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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Why Turbo Engines Need Different Oil From NA Cars
Turbo engines are a different animal compared to the typical naturally aspirated cars, and because so, they require a different oil. Here's why.
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Chevy's 305 Small-Block Was Way Better Than Everyone Thought
Chevrolet's 305 small-block was created to assist with fuel efficiency in mind, which can affect power. However, this little V8 engine could do so much more.
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How Hot Is Too Hot? What's Normal Transmission Temperature, And Why It Might Run High
Aggressive driving, towing, or excess loads can all put strain on your transmission, but how do you know when things are getting dangerously hot?
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Unsecured Penguin Causes Helicopter Crash After Getting Its Adorable Widdle Feet All Over The Controls
Don't worry, the penguin survived the helicopter crash. All of the people in the helicopter survived as well, but I know you were worried about the penguin.
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Smart Tips For Diesel Maintenance That'll Keep Your Engine Running
More torque and better fuel economy may have you ditching gas for diesel, but despite a reputation for reliability, that doesn't mean you can skip maintenance.
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Genesis' Exciting Shift To The Higher-End Luxury Market Could Not Come At A Worse Time
Genesis is taking on several ambitious new focuses during a time of excessive upheaval in the automotive industry, and for now it's full steam ahead.
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Tesla Stops Selling U.S.-Made Vehicles In China Because Of Tariffs
We're looking into which cars Tesla will no longer import to China and how Audi's most popular model might be impossible to sell here because of tariffs.
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At $23,999, Is This 1999 Porsche 911 A Carrera You Might Care About?
There are still opportunities to get a 911 before prices skyrocket across the board. Take, for example, this 1999 Porsche 911 Carrera Cabriolet.
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Ten Celebrities With Surprising Cars
Celebrities often opt for some incredible and expensive rides, but some celebrities prefer the more humble or strange cars to use as daily drivers.
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Ten Hilarious Childhood Automotive Myths
Parents and others often come up with tall tales of how cars and driving works, often fooling the naïve younger children before they learn when they're older.
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The Ten Dumbest Automotive Design Mistakes
These engineering decisions and design flops ranged from inconvenient to downright dangerous, causing a plethora of problems for drivers on the road.
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I Want A Manual Convertible With Minimal Tech! What Car Should I Buy?
Sandeep likes cruising around LA in a manual drop top, but he is tired of BMWs and wants something with some decent horsepower, four seats and minimal gizmos.
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This Remarkably Preserved Hyundai Excel Reminded Me That Boring Cars Deserve Love Too
Seeing this 30-year-old Hyundai subcompact made me smile, so maybe it'll make you smile, too.
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An F1 Champion Told Everyone How Dangerous Wings Were For Racing In 1969 And They Ignored Him
Jochen Rindt, the 1970 F1 World Drivers' Champion, believed that wings were so dangerous and detrimental to racing that they should have been banned.
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You're Not Escaping Auto Tariffs So Easily
We're taking a look at the current state of import tariffs and their effects on Big Three autoworkers.
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At $13,875, Is This 'Like-New' 2016 Buick Cascada A Car You Might Like Now?
Today's 2016 Buick Cascada Premium as a prime example of how General Motors used to stuff the sausage.
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Singer Is Saving Willow Springs Raceway
The maker of superlative-defying restomod Porsche 911s is sticking up for car enthusiasts as the new part-owner of Willow Springs, with big improvements coming.
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It Should Be Illegal To Sell A Car With An Interior This Awful
Seriously, what the heck is going on here?
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You Can Buy One Of The Best 'Fast & Furious' Cars As A Lego Kit Now
Suki's pink Honda S2000 from "2 Fast 2 Furious" is Lego's latest Speed Champions set.
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Analysts Don't Know What Happens To Car Sales Next, But It Won't Be Good
We're taking a look at analyst estimates for 2025 car sales, as well as the attention the FBI has turned on the recent Tesla Supercharger explosion.
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At $13,500, Does This Six-Speed 1994 Chevy Corvette Satisfy?
The C4 Corvette of the 1980s and '90s suffers from an unfair reputation for being one of the less cool Corvettes.
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A Texan Ostrich Biting Boris Johnson At A Drive-Thru Safari Park Is Justice For His Awful Car Writing
The former British Prime Minister had a way of writing about cars that could make you physically uncomfortable just reading his words.
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Chevy Giving England Input Into The Next-Gen Corvette Feels Sacrilegious, But This Concept Does Look Good
Don't worry, this UK-designed 'Vette is just a fanciful design study for now, and two of GM's American design studios are also working on Corvette concepts.
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Take An Up-Close Look At The Mercedes-AMG One Since You'll Probably Never See One On The Road
There were two of the first U.S.-delivered AMG One hypercars at the Ten Tenths Motor Club's Heritage Invitational.
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