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These Are The Hardest (And Easiest) Countries To Get A Driver's License
Passing a driver's license test is a big milestone, but depending on where you live can change how easy it is. Here's what you need to know.
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10 Legendary Land Yachts That Weren't Built By Cadillac
The land yacht occupies a special place in the American automotive tradition that is heavily associated with Cadillac. But Caddys weren't the only game in town.
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How The World's Highest Bridge Slashed A 2-Hour Commute To Just 2 Minutes
The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge doesn't just link two parts of China. It's also a tourist attraction, and part of a big program of bridge and road building.
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Do Automatic High Beam Systems Recognize When It's Foggy?
You were probably taught not to use your high beams in the fog. Do automatic high beam systems know this, too? And how do they work in the first place?
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Absent Infotainment Screens Grabbing Attention On New Stellantis Crossover
The new Opel Frontera can be had with a phone mount instead of an infotainment screen.
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Can You Really Clean A Car Air Filter, Or Should You Always Replace It?
Engine air filters are essential components for most vehicles. However, they don't last forever. Here's how to know if you should clean or replace yours.
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Tiny Dacia Hipster Concept Aims To Reinvent The People's Car
At 9.84 feet long the Hipster is about three feet shorter than a Mini Cooper, yet Dacia claims it can comfortably fit four full-sized adults.
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Trump Throws 25% Tariff On Medium- And Heavy-Duty Trucks Because Of 'Unfair Outside Competition'
More noise from the White House, and not enough from Chevy's EV.
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At $4,500, Could This 2003 Lincoln LS V8 Finally Get Some Respect?
Is this LS V8 desirable? And more importantly, does that $4,500 asking price make it all the more so? Or, is it only worth a stifled yawn and a move on?
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These Are The Most Valuable 1950s American Collector Cars, According To Hagerty
Restored 1950s collector cars are hard to come by, and if you do find one, it will likely cost a pretty penny. Here are the most valuable, according to Hagerty.
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How Long Does A Bottle Of Coolant Last Once Opened?
Coolant is an essential liquid for internal combustion engines, but it doesn't last forever. Here's how long an open bottle will remain fresh.
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Everything We Know About Mazda's New Skyactiv-Z Engine (So Far)
Mazda is planning to phase out its Skyactiv-G engines and replace them with the new Skyactiv-Z model. Here's what we know about the new motor so far.
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Former Jets QB Mark Sanchez Stabbed After Reportedly Climbing Into A Random Truck And Harassing The Driver
Sanchez appears to still be recovering from his injuries and is currently facing a Level 5 felony for committing battery that caused serious injury.
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Guard Your Chips, Because Someone Just Stole A Truck Carrying $35,000 Worth Of Dips And Salsa
Why thieves would steal dips and salsas, in Canada of all places, isn't entirely clear. Nor is it clear exactly which dips and salsas were stolen.
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Why Did Car Makers Switch To Water-Based Paint?
Automotive paint has evolved in many ways, including the change from solvent to water-based mixes for the basecoat. Here's why manufacturers made the switch.
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Tesla Takes Another Sales Hit In Europe
In this morning's edition, we're looking at another Tesla's latest sales flop, as well as Stellantis' big new investment in the United States.
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At $19,000, Is This 1977 Ford Pinto Cruising Wagon A Bucking Good Deal?
What's your take on this Pinto? Do you think $19k is the going rate for something so rare? Or is that way much for what's essentially a tape and decal package?
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These Are The Most And Least Expensive States To Insure A Car
There are several factors that will determine your car insurance premium, including the state you live in. Here are the most and least expensive states.
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Is AWD Or 4WD Better For Winter Driving?
While both are useful when road conditions aren't the best, there are differences when it comes to AWD and 4WD. Here's what you need to know.
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Cellulose Vs. Synthetic Oil Filters: What's The Difference?
Oil filters are essential for smooth engine performance, but they're not all the same. Here's the difference between paper and synthetic oil filters.
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Here's What Happens If You Put The Wrong Oil In Your Engine
Oil is essential for your engine's smooth performance, but not all oil is the same. Here's what can happen if you use the incorrect oil in your vehicle.
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These US States Don't Require An Annual Vehicle Inspection
I'm breaking down what states (or certain parts of states) require what inspections, how often they're required and what those inspections entail.
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These DIY Scratch Removal Methods Actually Work (And Can Save You Cash)
Removing an unsightly scratch from your car or truck can get expensive quickly — here's what dedicated DIYers can do on their own.
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You Can Already Buy These Cars Without Rear Windows
There's no law mandating a rear window like there are for side mirrors, after all.
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The U.S. States With The Strictest Underglow Light Laws
Automotive underglow lights may look cool, but they're not legal everywhere. Here's what you need to know about the states that prohibit this lighting mod.
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What Are The Downsides Of All-Terrain Tires For Highway Driving?
All-terrain (A/T) tires provide numerous benefits. However, they also come with some negatives. Here's what you need to know about A/T tires on the highway.
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The Universe Gave You Cruise Control, Now Use It
In many driving situations the most logical thing to do is set your cruise control and let it keep you traveling at a consistent pace.
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