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Yes, Chrysler Tried Four-Wheel Disc Brakes In 1949 (But They Weren't What You Think)
The Ausco-Lambert system doesn't work anything like the disc brakes on your family crossover.
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How To Know When To Replace And When To Reuse Cylinder Head Bolts
It's tempting to reuse cylinder head bolts, especially if they pass the eye test. But there are some kinds of bolts you should never, ever reuse.
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These Are All The Vehicles GM Built On Its J-Body Platform
In the early 1980s, General Motors decided to build a new world car. This resulted in the J-body platform, which was used across multiple brands for decades.
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Why We Call Motorcycles Hogs, And The Harley-Davidson Story Behind It
Harley-Davidson motorcycles are big and burly, but that's not why they're called hogs. There's an actual pig at the center of the real reason.
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5 Things You Should Do When Storing A Car Long-Term
Putting your car into long-term storage can be scary, but doing these simple things beforehand can help make the process smooth and painless.
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Costco Is A Surprisingly Cheap Place To Replace A Key Fob
If you've lost your key fob (or you just want a second one to keep around), a certain program from Costco could make getting a new one surprisingly easy.
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Is A Built Porsche 911 GT3 A Better Car To Drive Than A GT3 RS For Way Less Money?
To RS or not to RS, that's the real question.
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The Pros And Cons Of Paint Protection Film
If you're considering paint protection film (PPF) for your car, you'll need to know the advantages and disadvantages. What should you be looking out for?
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Cargo Freight Thieves Are Embracing AI To Target An Already-Struggling Supply Chain
The convenience of artificial intelligence has made it easier for criminals to attack cargo, letting them get away with millions of dollars worth of goods.
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Cylinder Honing Vs Boring: The Difference And Why It Matters
Boring and honing are important parts of the engine-building and rebuilding processes, but they're not the same thing. Here are the differences between them.
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Why Some Wheels Have 4 Lugs While Others Have More
You'll likely find plenty of cars with five or more lugs on their wheels. But a certain few smaller models have only four lugs, and it's for a good reason.
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No, Motor Oil Doesn't Come From Dinosaurs
Although the term "fossil fuel" might make you think otherwise, motor oil isn't actually made from deceased dinosaurs. So what is it made of?
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Trump Ends Greenhouse Gas Regulations For Cars
We're looking at the Trump administration joining the war on climate change on the side of climate change, as well as the harm it's done to EV sales in the U.S.
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At $55,000, Is This 2017 BMW i8 An Eye-Catching Deal?
BMW's odd hybrid sports car generated plenty of confusion when it launched. Does it make more sense as a $55k future classic?
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Do V8s Require More Maintenance Than V6s?
V8s are bigger than V6s, so it may seem natural that they're going to need lots more maintenance. But the differences are less siginifcant than you might think.
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The Cars Your Apple Watch Can Unlock (And How To Set It Up)
Depending on your vehicle, you may be able to use your Apple Watch to unlock and start your car. These are the makes and models that support this feature.
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Why You Should Always Check Your Engine Oil Before Cold Weather
Engine oil and cold weather don’t mix well. Here’s why viscosity matters, how cold affects oil flow, and how the right oil can protect your engine all winter.
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Here's How Much A 2021 Range Rover Sport Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The Range Rover Sport is a powerful and luxurious car, but how well does it retain value? We break down CarEdge and KBB data to see how it compares to rivals.
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BYD, Geely, And VinFast Are Fighting Over A Car Factory In Mexico
We're looking at a bidding war over a Mexican auto plant, and how the basics of supply and demand work for cars and more.
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At $5,800, Is This 1986 Toyota Tercel SR5 A 4WD Find?
Toyota didn't plan for the Tercel to become an heirloom, which makes well-preserved examples unexpectedly appealing.
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ICE Continues Keeping St. Paul Safe With High-Speed Pursuit Causing Multi-Vehicle Crash
The incident took place in St. Paul's Cathedral Hill neighborhood, a residential area with several restaurants and a great deal of foot traffic.
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6 Cars You'll Always Associate With Steven Spielberg Films
From everyday cars that take on key roles to a time-traveling vehicle and one from the future, Spielberg's movies make the most of the automotive world.
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What Is An Atkinson Cycle Engine And Why Do Automakers Use It?
You're probably familiar with the standard combustion process that powers most cars, but some engines use a more efficient cycle that dates back to the 1800s.
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Diesel Vs. Gas Engine Maintenance: What Typically Costs More And Why?
Even if you don't plan on ever owning a car with a diesel engine, you may still want to know how they compare to gas engines in terms of costs and maintenance.
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Here's How Much A 2008 Lexus IS F Has Depreciated
The Lexus IS F's thundering V8 engine made it a hit with enthusiasts, but how well have values held up? And how does it compare with German rivals of the era?
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Ford Saw Recession-Level Losses To End 2025
We're looking at Ford's inauspicious end to 2025, as well as Ferrari's better numbers and Hyundai shareholders' demand for robots, plus more.
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At $6,850, Would You Roll In This 2003 Lincoln LS V8 Highway Star?
What's your tale on this LS and that $6,850 asking? Does that feel like a deal to get a solid daily driver or a weekend special?
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