You might have seen semi-trucks with tiny Airtabs lining their body and trailer. These are for more than just show; they also provide great improvements.
Read MoreWhile most people might know rotary engines for their use in cars, a pair of companies made use of them in chainsaws — and those chainsaws aren't easy to find.
Read MoreThe tires in question are maximum-performance summer tires with a Z-speed rating that are the OEM rubber on some sports cars
Read MoreA concrete driveway can be subject to plenty of wear over time. Replacing it entirely could be better, but you might be able to get away with simple repairs.
Read MoreWe're looking at Nissan's lower-than-expected losses, and EV companies' refusal to give in on dealer laws and more.
Read MoreThe classic pickup market is hot right now, but does an unusual transmission make this F-100 a steal?
Read MoreThe Acura SLX faced some difficulties in the mid-'90s. Consumer Reports blasted models of that era for the risks it posed to owners' safety.
Read MoreYou've probably heard of hot rods, street rods, and rat rods before, but there are quite a few distinct differences to them beyond their names.
Read MoreAndroid Auto is widely available, but just any USB cable won't do to connect your smartphone with your car. It needs to be the right length, quality, and more.
Read MoreYour engine oil won't freeze when the temperature drops, but that doesn't mean it's immune to the effects of cold weather. Here's what can actually happen.
Read MoreThe entry-level British sports cars may appear identical to the casual observer, but there's a key difference between Austin-Healey's Bugeye and Frogeye Sprite.
Read MoreGiving your local Costco a call before buying a set of tires from their website is a good idea, and there's no going back once you buy them online.
Read MoreBillet and forged parts might share the same material DNA, but the way they're made determines their performance under pressure. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreWith the swept-back door design, it was pretty easy to nail your noggin on the sharp door frame before you stepped into one of the GM minivans.
Read MoreThe 0-to-60 test is an accepted industry standard, but it doesn't always replicate typical driver behavior. That's where the 5-to-60 test comes in.
Read MoreIf brake-by-wire doesn't sound like a new thing to you, that's because it isn't. So how come everyone is talking about it again and what is Bosch up to?
Read MoreToday's cars are mostly in grayscale shades, but automakers used to be way more creative. In fact, their palettes inspired some of the most iconic guitars ever.
Read MoreNormally, following the manufacturer's recommendations is the best course of action, but when it comes to tires, can you do things differently?
Read MoreHere's to another 25 years of whimsical, fun, go-kart-like motoring done only the way Mini can.
Read MoreThere are lots of "most stolen" lists, and they include many popular cars. But if we measure likelihood of theft a different way, the results change.
Read MoreYou've probably heard about the three "stages" of tuning, but what do they mean? And is there any standard definition for each of the three?
Read MoreYou're probably familiar with the 0-60 mph times used to measure acceleration. But there was a time when automakers sought to rely on 0-50 times instead.
Read MoreWhen Chrysler made a 1990s concept car honoring a 1930s Bugatti classic, the body was appropriately stylish. But the effort didn't extend to the engine.
Read MoreThe 3% rule is something every driver needs to know before swapping to larger or smaller tires to avoid potential costly repairs and voided warranties.
Read MoreBernard Madoff seemed the height of respectability in 2008, but he was secretly scamming his investors. Among them was the owner of a famous car brand.
Read MoreTrying to mix gasoline and diesel in most engines will only lead to problems in the long run. But engineers have found a way for the fuels to coexist.
Read MoreThe idea was to buy a bunch of cars in quick succession, using fraudulent information, before the purchases show up on a credit report, then bail.
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