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Riding An E-Bike Could Require A License In These States
Electric bicycles can be extremely convenient, but you can't treat them like regular bikes in every state. These states may require a license to ride an e-bike.
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FBI Seizes One-Of-Six Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR Roadster From Former Olympic Snowboarder Who's Currently On The Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List
What's the point of becoming an international drug kingpin if you don't get to drive your ultra-rare, street-legal race cars?
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The 10 Cars 2025 Buyers Regret Most (And Sell Within A Year)
Typically, buying a new car is just the beginning of an ownership experience that will last for years — but not always.
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The Only Large SUVs Rated As Top Safety Pick+ Aren't From Ford Or Chevy
Only four large SUVs have earned the Top Safety Pick+ status for the 2025 model year from the IIHS. Can you guess which vehicles made the cut?
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How To Stop Static Shock From Zapping You Every Time You Exit Your Car
Who hasn’t felt that sharp zap when stepping out of a car? The good news is that there are things you can do to prevent these unpleasant shocks.
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Volkswagen Restored Azul, The Blue 1977 Bus That Miraculously Survived The Palisades Fire
It stands as a tale of hope, passion, and automotive enthusiasm, the kind of story that us car nerds can't get enough of.
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What's The Difference Between The Chevy LT4 And LT5 Engines?
Chevy's LT4 and LT5 engines were used in a wide variety of different car models. Despite the similar names, they're actually quite different from each other.
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What Are The Differences Between Ford's Super Duty 7.3 Godzilla And 6.7 Power Stroke?
Ford's heavy-duty pickup trucks come with either the 7.3 Godzilla engine or the 6.7 Power Stroke engine. Here are the differences between them.
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Mercedes Has An Ambitious Plan To Win Back The U.S. Luxury Sales Crown From Lexus And BMW
Mercedes-Benz has big plans to fix and grow its U.S. sales with the help of high-performance EVs, and more
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At $7,500, Is This 1993 VW Eurovan Weekender A Deal Any Day Of The Week?
What do you think? Is that an accurate assertion based on our take of the Eurovan and how it's been presented in its ad?
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Production Genesis Magma GT Supercar Will Have A Full Lineup Of Variants, From A Roadster To GT3 And Clubsport Models
We got the full scoop on what could be the most audacious new car from a Korean brand ever.
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Does The 30-60-90 Rule For Car Maintenance Actually Make Sense?
A common rule for car maintenance is to service your vehicle at 30,000, 60,000, and 90,000 miles. Some might wonder if this 30-60-90 rule still makes sense.
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Oracle Unveiled The World's First Lensless LED Headlights, And Tacoma Owners Get Them First
The specialist company has created what it says are the first "lensless" headlights.
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Should You Replace Your Ignition Coils When You Replace Spark Plugs?
While many drivers will be changing their spark plugs more often than ignition coils, some might wonder if both should be replaced at the same time.
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Check Your Battery Before Winter Hits: These Places Will Test It Free
Checking your car battery is critical, especially when it's cold outside. Fortunately, these places will check your vehicle's 12-volt battery for free.
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What Does Subaru's Type RA Stand For?
The Type RA badge appears only on select Subarus and has a distinct place in the brand’s history. Here's why it continues to capture attention.
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How A Race Team In Japan Used Crowdsourcing To Win Championships
A certain racing team in Japan uses its own sort of crowdsourcing to fund itself and win championships. Here's how it pulls off that crowdsourcing.
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Why Detroit Diesel's 2-Stroke Engine Was Called Screaming Jimmy
GM's Detroit Diesel division once made a two-stroke engine. A certain trait about this engine would lead to it getting the nickname of "Screaming Jimmy."
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11 Cheap Ways To Dress Up Your Engine Bay
The engine bay is too often overlooked, meaning it could really benefit from some TLC. Here are 11 ways to improve the engine bay without breaking the bank.
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Why Metric And Imperial Horsepower Are Different
Metric horsepower is different from imperial horsepower, which can be pretty confusing. Here's why those numbers don’t line up as neatly as you’d expect.
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These Mistakes Are Ruining Your Diesel Engine
Diesel engines are tough, but they need to be treated with extra care. Avoid these common mistakes to keep your diesel engine running smoothly.
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At $6,500, Is This 1994 Chevy Caprice Classic Estate A Lumbering Deal?
The seller of today's Caprice describes part of the car as being in nine out of ten condition. Let's see where we place its price tag in light of that ranking.
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What Actually Happens If You Leave Your Key Fob Behind While Driving
Driving away without your key fob can cause several kinds of problems and inconveniences. Fortunately, there are also several kinds of solutions.
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5 Popular Car Brands Known For Their Safety
If safety is at the top of your list, these five brands stand out. In fact, one of them patented the three-point seat belt, then let the world use it for free.
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The Easiest Ways To Spot A Counterfeit Tire
Tires are something that you don't want to cheap out on, but convincing counterfeits can make that hard. Here's how to tell a real tire from a clone.
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These 4-Cylinder Engines Make Power You'd Expect From A V8
Four-cylinder engines are able to output massive power. In some cases, they can rival V8 engines when comparing their horsepower and displacements.
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These 7 Hemi Engines Weren't Built By Chrysler
Although the HEMI name is associated with Chrysler's iconic V8s, there are a handful of hemispherical engines that were made by entirely different companies.
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