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Why Affordable Steel Highway Guardrails Actually Cost More Long Term
Cutting the budget on safety is always a risky proposition, but when it comes to highway guardrail materials, it actually costs more to spend less.
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Why Do Porsches Have The Ignition On The Left?
Misstating its own history, Porsche has told a number of erroneous stories about this over the years. For starters, forget about the Le Mans connection.
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Here's What Could Happen If Water Gets In Your Gas Tank
Water in your gas tank can have detrimental results to your car over time if you are not paying close attention. Here's exactly what happens.
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Owning A Military Tank Is Legal In All 50 States (But It Will Cost You)
Yes, you can own a tank in every U.S. state. But there will be lots of red tape, especially if you want to drive it on-road. Or have it equipped with a cannon.
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What Causes Warped Brake Rotors?
That shaky feeling when braking isn’t random, but it doesn’t always mean you need new rotors. Sometimes your car just wants a little attention.
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Chevy 350 Vs. Pontiac 350: How Are They Different?
While the Chevy and Pontiac 350s both came from the GM umbrella, they are actually quite different. Here's how the two engines evolved and what set them apart.
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No, Seriously, Windshield Washer Fluid Is More Complicated Than You Might Think
Windshield washer fluid is more than just soapy water in a bottle. Here are all the different ways that science helps this liquid keep your car clean.
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These Pedestrian Traffic Signals Are Confusing Drivers
The Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon (or HAWK Beacon) uses yellow and red lights to bring traffic to a stop before signaling pedestrians to cross the road.
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Steve McQueen Rode This 1926 Excelsior Super X Motorcycle Around His Ranch. Now It's Up For Auction
The estimate is for a sale of between $125,000-150,000. But hey, that's for a running motorcycle.
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Here's What Makes Spark Plug Sockets Different From Standard Deep Sockets
Replacing spark plugs is an essential and moderately simple task. However, to make the process even smoother, you'll want the benefits of a spark plug socket.
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Tesla Recalls Dumb Stick-On Cybertruck Light Bar For Getting Unstuck
Tesla says it's had 619 warranty claims due to the issue along with one field report, which is a full 10% of all light bars Tesla has sold.
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Can DIY Oil Changes Void Your Car's Warranty?
They say changing your own oil voids your warranty, but is that really true? Well, it's more complicated than it seems. Here's what you need to know.
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The New Chip Shortage Is Already Hitting Suppliers
We're looking at the new chip shortage, as well as Audi adjusting its earnings estimates in the face of economic headwinds.
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At $819,980, Is This 2025 Rolls-Royce Phantom Mansory A Trick Or A Treat?
Striking terror into the hearts of the tasteful, is this customized behemoth a fitting scare for October 31st?
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GM Pauses Factory Zero, Indefinitely Laying Off Workers
We're looking at GM's Factory Zero pause, as well as BYD's less-than-stellar third quarter, and more.
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At $21,500, Could This 2005 Cadillac CTS-V Give You An Edge?
What do we think about this Caddy at that asking? Does that seem fair for a completely stock and seemingly well-cared-for example of a CTS-V?
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Toyo And Nitto Recall Nearly 37,000 Truck And SUV Tires For Potentially Dangerous Tread Separation
Though the recall includes 36,919 tires, Toyo estimates that only 1% of those tires are affected by the defect.
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Before The Light Bulb, Cars Still Had Headlights. Here's How They Worked
People needed to drive in the dark prior to light bulbs being standard vehicle equipment, so automakers installed headlights on cars the old-fashioned way.
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China Could Ditch EV Subsidies
We're looking at the possibility of China abandoning its EV subsidies, as well as the general distaste for Elon Musk's proposed trillion-dollar payday.
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Ram Brings Back The Dude Package From The 1970s Because It Knows Exactly Who Buys Its Trucks
This SEMA concept is inspired by a package that was originally marketed with the help of Don Knotts, who voiced Mayor Turkey Lurkey in "Chicken Little."
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At $5,600, Could This 1979 GMC Caballero Corral Your Interest?
What's your take on this car/truck at that $5,600 asking? Does that feel like a deal for this Caballero as it's presented in its ad?
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These Iconic Chevys Were The Real Stars Of The Big Screen
From assassination epics to quirky comedies to outer-space sagas, the movies have shown lots of great Chevys. There's even a Chevy that's still being rebuilt.
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Mazda Vision X-Compact Is A Diminutive Infotainment-Free Hatchback With AI That Suggests Fun Driving Roads
The Vision X-Compact is just a concept car for now, but it could preview a next-generation Mazda 2.
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Four-Door Mazda Vision X-Coupe Concept Is A Rotary-Powered Hybrid Making 503 HP
Mazda says the Vision X-Coupe's turbocharged two-rotor PHEV powertrain could travel nearly 100 miles on just electricity.
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DirtHammer Wants To Be Bring A Trailer For Side By Sides
Side by sides are perhaps the most entertaining way to grievously wound yourself offroad.
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How To Stop Dust From Clinging To Your Car's Dashboard
You can rub the dash the dash with a towel to get the dust, but this creates static electricity that attracts more dust. There's an answer to this problem, too.
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Why Are Chevy Big Block V8's Called Rat Motors?
Is the Chevy big block "rat" engine related to the "Mighty Mouse"? How about the "porcupine" or the "elephant"? We uncover a zoo-full of answers.
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