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Armored Truck Heist Shuts Down Italian Highway With Shootout And Explosion
What is clear is that a massive explosion blasted the side of the van open, sending debris flying through the air.
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NASCAR's 'Bootleggers And Barn-Builders' Commercial Actually Got Me Excited For NASCAR Again
The series took advantage of record-breaking Super Bowl viewership to place an ad letting everyone know how exciting and all-American the sport is.
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Ferrari's First EV Officially Has A Name And A Lovely Tactile Interior Created By Apple's Former Design Boss
I know that this might not end up being everybody's cup of tea, but if this is where the future of interior design is heading, sign me the hell up.
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Alibaba Will Sell You A Brand New Toyota AE86 Chassis, How Dumb An Idea Is It To Buy One?
In order to find out if these Alibaba chassis were any good, the boys at BigTime bought one, as well as a thrashed AE86 donor chassis.
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Car Dealers Fear Chinese Cars, But Still Want To Profit From Them
We're looking at American dealers' fears and opportunities around Chinese cars, as well as Canada's intent to keep making cars, and more.
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At $2,200, Would You Rally Around This 1993 Toyota MR2 Ford RS200 Homage Project?
We need to determine not only whether this car is worth fixing and finishing, but also whether it's worth paying the current owner $2,200 to take on the work.
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12 American Race Tracks Every Gearhead Should Visit
Out of hundreds of race tracks in the U.S., these stand out as must-visits for every gearhead, whether you love high-speed ovals or twisty road courses.
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Front Vs. Mid Vs. Rear Engine: The Pros And Cons Of Each Layout Explained
Front-engine layouts are the most popular layout you'll find in cars, but mid-engine and rear-engine layouts have their own positives and downsides.
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Never Jump Start A Modern Car Without Checking For These Things First
Jump starting a car with a dead battery is a fairly simple procedure, but make sure you check these things before attempting it on a modern vehicle.
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Harley-Davidson Rejected The Softail Before It Became A Hit
Softails are among Harley's most popular motorcycles; one was even featured in "Terminator 2: Judgment Day." But they almost didn't make it to the lineup.
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8 Years Ago, Automakers Were Forced To Equip Backup Cameras - What Might Come Next?
As of May 2018, all new cars sold in the U.S. must be equipped with rearview cameras. What safety regulations could come next, and how would they work?
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Think Twice Before You Use A Microfiber Towel Again After Wiping A Ceramic Coating
Microfiber towels and ceramic coatings are both terrific, but if you use that towel again on your coating, you're asking for trouble. Here's why.
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8 Game-Changing Innovations That Came From Chrysler
Chrysler may be down to a small handful of offerings bearing its name, but its enduring legacy in terms of innovation remains unimpeachable to this day.
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Here's How Much Weight The Ford F-150 Has Gained Through The Years
Ford introduced the F-150 in 1975 to serve as a bridge between the light-duty F-100 and heavy-duty F-250. Here's how the truck evolved in size over the years.
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Rock Sliders Vs. Running Boards: How Are They Different?
Vehicles designed for off-road adventures will likely have plenty of ground clearance. This clearance is paired with either rock sliders or running boards.
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GM Thought This Concept Was The Future Of Off-Roading Back In 1987
The Blazer XT-1 was a "testbed for new light truck technology" designed by GM's Advanced Vehicle Engineering, and it was actually driveable.
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How Did Chevy's 2.2L Ecotec Compare To The 2.2L OHV It Replaced?
Chevrolet replaced the 2.2-liter OHV engine in its Cavalier model with the 2.2-liter Ecotec. Just how worthwhile was this replacement in the first place?
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Why Is There No Interstate 50 Or 60?
Ever wondered why you've never used the I-50 or I-60? We have, and it turns out there's one very good reason why neither road exists on the interstate network.
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What Causes Engine Knocking (And How Can You Prevent It)
Engine knocking can be an annoying issue to deal with, and it can even cause damage to your car. Here's why it might happen, and how you can prevent it.
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Choosing The Right Head Gasket: Pros And Cons Of 4 Popular Materials
Head gaskets can be made from numerous materials, and they're not all appropriate for every car. Here's how to decide which is right for your ride.
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2 Signs High-Mileage Diesel Owners Should Get On This Overlooked Maintenance Task
Diesel engines are durable and capable, but it's easy to overlook one particular quirk regarding the intake manifold that should otherwise be regularly checked.
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A Leading Cause Of EV Battery Degradation Is Avoidable, But Is It Worth It?
Over time, every EV's battery is going to degrade. One specific habit can cause that battery to degrade faster, but that doesn't mean you should stop doing it.
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These Are 3 Of The World's Largest Semi Trucks
Given America's love affair with semi trucks, you'd think that's where the biggest semis come from. You'd be wrong, though — these three giants hail elsewhere
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Ferrari Might Hate It, But Manual Conversions Could Be Boosting Car Values
Ferrari dropped manual transmissions years ago, and conventional wisdom says converting an automatic to a manual hurts resale value. Our research disagreees.
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5 Unfortunate Mistakes New Motorcycle Riders Make
Riding a motorcycle for the first time is exciting, but it can be particularly dangerous, and new riders are especially vulnerable to these specific mistakes.
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Can Diesel Fuel Go Bad Over Time?
If you have a diesel-powered vehicle that's been sitting unused for more than a few months, you might be wondering if its fuel has ended up going bad.
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TH350 Vs. TH400 Transmissions: What Are The Differences?
General Motors used the TH350 and TH400 transmissions in the '60s. The numbers in their names aren't the only things different about them, though.
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