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10 Iconic Cars US Presidents Drove
You can tell a lot about a person by the type of car they drive. Look no further than these iconic vehicles favored by several U.S. presidents.
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When (And Why) Did Cars Switch From Leaded To Unleaded Fuel?
The first gallon of leaded gasoline was sold in 1923, and it wasn't officially banned until decades later. Why did the toxic fuel endure despite known risks?
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The Pros And Cons Of The Mazda Miata RF's Folding Metal Roof
Mazda's Miata convertible has a version known as the RF with a folding metal roof. There are a few pros and cons to it compared to the base model's soft top.
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Should You Disconnect Your Car's Battery Before Going On Vacation?
Not sure what to do with your car's battery before a long trip? Here's how long a battery can sit, what drains it, and whether unplugging is worth it.
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Why Did Most Cars Go From Iron To Aluminum Engine Blocks?
Since the 1960s, automakers have been moving from iron engine blocks to aluminum ones. What is driving this change, and how is it influencing engine design?
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How A Costco Membership Might Save You Money Over Tire Rack
Costco seems to have low prices, but there's that membership fee to think about. Taking that into account, how do Costco's tire prices compare to Tire Rack's?
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Yes, Fake Spark Plugs Are A Thing: Here's How To Avoid Getting Scammed
Counterfeit spark plugs are everywhere online, and they can ruin your engine fast. Here’s how to check yours, avoid sketchy sellers, and protect your car.
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This Is What Happens If You Drive With The Parking Brake On
There are two main types of parking brakes available in cars today. Which one you have will change what happens if you leave them engaged while driving.
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Is It Safe To Use Seat Covers On Heated Seats?
Heated seats are incredibly useful, but getting them wet can be a major problem. Some might wonder if seat covers are a safe way to protect them.
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Yes, Toyota's Trim Names Do Stand For Something (And Some Of Them Are Pretty Ridiculous)
Believe it or not, Toyota’s trim names actually have real meanings behind them. Some are perfectly logical, while others don’t make all that much sense.
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Can Baking Soda Actually Clean Foggy Headlights?
Baking soda is useful to have for cooking and cleaning. Anyone trying to keep up with car maintenance might even be tempted to use it to clean foggy headlights.
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10 Things You Didn't Know Can Ruin Your Car's Paint Job
Car paint is delicate. Even if you're keeping a careful eye on it, you might not notice 10 things in particular that can ruin your paint job.
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These Are Ford's 5 Biggest Sales Flops
For a company that popularized the automobile, Ford has had its fair share of flops. And by flops, we mean cars that failed to impress buyers and fizzled out.
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Ford Bronco Vs. Jeep Wrangler: How The Off-Road Specs Compare
We looked at how the Bronco and Wrangler stack up in angles, water depth, torque, tires, and towing. Turns out it's a pretty close matchup overall.
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These Brands Have The Highest Maintenance Costs After 5 Years According To Consumer Reports
Nearly two-thirds of Americans hold onto their cars for only about five years, so we checked CR to see how maintenance costs compare across brands.
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Why F1 Teams Still Use Old-School Pit Boards, And What They Actually Show
Formula 1 is full of cutting-edge tech, so how come pit boards are still around today? As it turns out, there are still moments when simplicity wins out.
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Every Major Rental Car Brand Is Owned By These 3 Companies: Here's How That Happened
The majority of the U.S. rental car market is controlled by just three companies. Keep that in mind the next time you feel like you’ve got real options.
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Automotive Streaming Platform 'Driven' To Launch In 2026
With the backing of Tanner Foust and Emelia Hartford, Driven hopes to become a one-stop shop for your car-viewing pleasure.
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10 Of The Coolest Cars To Ever Break Land Speed Records
These days, the kind of car that breaks a land speed record doesn't exactly look like one you'd see at an intersection — it can look pretty cool, though.
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Porsche Brings Back Its Best Interior Patterns As Fabric You Can Buy For Accurate Restorations (Or Any Other Projects)
Porsche is reissuing a number of textiles from its archives, going all the way back to the 356.
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New Lexus LFA Will Be An Electric Version Of Toyota's GR GT Supercar
The new LFA will be a twin of the GR GT, using the same advanced structure and chassis, but the LFA will be fully electric. Cue the outrage.
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Toyota's GR GT Supercar Debuts For Production With Twin-Turbo Hybrid V8, Absurd Proportions And Race-Driven Engineering
The GR GT was revealed alongside the GR GT3 race car, and Lexus announced its version will be called the LFA and have a fully electric powertrain.
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Sales Numbers Are Bleak, Except For Cheaper, Smaller Cars That Aren't Built By American Car Companies
With Trump & Co. apparently determined to reboot the 80s, all that's left is the perm being made official haircut of the USA.
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At $19,500, Is This 1963 Studebaker Avanti R2 A Supercharged Steal?
Is this almost-there Avanti worth that much cash? Or is this somebody else's project that needs to be way cheaper, since the next owner can't check their work?
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Is It Legal To Use Your Phone At A Red Light? What US State Laws Say
You've pulled up to a red light and figure it's safe to make a call or check a text. But is it legal? Laws vary from state to state, with lots of gray areas.
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Elon Musk Tells Tesla Owners To Text And Drive, What's That Worst That Could Happen
Like the villains in an Indiana Jones movie, Tesla seemingly doesn't care about the potential consequences as long as the automaker nears its obscene goal.
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Using An OBD-II Scanner: What It Can And Can't Tell You
An OBD-II scan tool is an incredibly useful automotive diagnostic device, but it's not magic. Here's what it can and can't do.
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