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Time Vs. Mileage: What's More Important For An Oil Change?
Sure, you want to save money, but you also don't want to mess up your engine. Should you change your oil every few months, or every few thousand miles?
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Drive To School Turns Into Police Chase And Crash For 12-Year-Old Driver
The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office received a call about a 12-year-old boy who had taken his parents' truck for a joyride to his old school.
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These 4 Warning Signs Mean Your Turbo Is About To Fail
If your turbocharger isn't performing how it should, you could be looking at expensive repairs. Here are the warning signs to watch for.
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This EV Battery Ejection System Looks Perfectly Safe In Case Of Fire
A burning EV battery launching out of the side of a car sounds like a serious flaw, but these safety researchers want to do it on purpose.
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BMW Neue Klasse Designer Says Sedans And Wagons Aren't Going Anywhere
With a recommitment to sedans and wagons, it certainly sounds like BMW wants to continue to be the enthusiast's choice when it comes to picking luxury cars.
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Man Faces Five Years In Prison For Pointing Laser At Trump's Helicopter
It may seem like a joke, but the FAA takes it very seriously.
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Factory Worker Sues Tesla For $51 Million, Claims Assembly-Line Robot Knocked Him Out
Forget Optimus, it's a Model 3 assembly-line robot which is giving Tesla its latest legal headache.
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Automakers Want The EPA To Let Them Build Dirty Cars
Also: If you were excited for the next Ford recall, we've got good news.
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At $12,000, Is This 1955 Hudson Metropolitan That Good Thing That Comes In A Small Package?
What once was meant to be an affordable second car now commands a premium price, but does the Hudson history justify it?
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Every Company That's Owned Lamborghini, So Far
From its founding in a spat with Enzo Ferrari to pairs of brothers, a dictator's son, and corporate overlords, Lamborgini's ownership has been a wild ride.
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What Makes Older V8s Sound Better Than Modern V8s?
Many gearheads claim that modern V8s sound worse than their predecessors. While subjective, there is some truth in that statement, thanks to these factors.
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Millionaires, Mistresses And Man-Eating Snakes: Take A Dive Into The History Behind Some Of The Most Interesting Car Logos
Even if you aren't obsessed with cars, it's hard to not at least be a little curious about the stories and meaning behind their logos.
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Why Wet Timing Belts Have Such A Bad Reputation
A wet timing belt sounds like a great idea: a belt lubricated by oil to keep your engine running smoothly. However, they've had some serious problems.
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Floyd Mayweather Is So Mad A Dealer Charged Him $1.2 Million For A Mercedes-Maybach G650 Landaulet, He's Suing
In the process of trying to return more than $2 million worth of cars he didn't like, Mayweather discovered the dealer marked up the G650 by about $500,000.
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The Car Gods Have Blessed Me With The Opportunity To Own A Hellcat-Powered Plymouth Prowler, And All I Need Is A Mere $200,000
Regardless of what you think of stock Prowlers, don't pretend you aren't at least a little interested in a Hellcat-swapped Prowler with a manual.
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San Francisco Regulators Want Elon Musk To Stop Lying About Robotaxis
When is a robotaxi not a robotaxi?
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2026 BMW iX3 Zaps Us Into The Neue Klasse Era With Extremely Cool Styling, 400 Miles Of Range And The Wildest iDrive Yet
This electric SUV's powertrain, design and technology will influence 40 new or updated BMWs over the next couple of years.
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At $10,000, Is This 1983 Trihawk 304 A Trike You Might Try?
Three wheeled and super-rare, could this yellow oddity be your weekend ride?
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2026 Can-Am Defender Adds A Third Cylinder For Even More Capability
Can-Am wants to be your UTV of choice with the 2026 Defender HD11.
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The Internet Is Filled With Posts About Stricter Driving Laws For Seniors, But They're All Fake
The age of AI has spawned lots of stories about tougher driving laws for seniors, but they're phonies. In fact, in one state the laws just eased up on elders.
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Rebuilt Title Vs. Salvage Title: What's The Difference?
Car titles come in several different forms. While a clean title is ideal, you may also encounter rebuilt and salvage titles. Here's what they mean.
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The Risks Of Driving Through Flood Waters (And Why You Should Avoid It)
While some sources online might give you recommendations on how to tell if a flooded road is safe to drive through, I'm here to tell you that it never is.
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Feds Back Off On Pretending To Care About Pedestrian Safety
While plenty of cities in the U.S. have announced Vision Zero plans, the feds and even local governments have never really cared about pedestrian safety.
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What Is (And Isn't) Covered By Most Tire Warranties
Tire warranties usually come with very strict rules that must be followed throughout the entire use life of the tire in order to qualify for a claim.
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Can You Park A Car At A Truck Stop?
Truck stops offer many conveniences for the weary traveler, including the ability to park up and rest for a while. But what about those of us driving cars?
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This Is Every Tire Brand Owned By Michelin
Michelin is one of the widest recognized tire brands in the world, but its ties to other automakers run even deeper than you might imagine.
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Father Of The Mazda Miata, Tom Matano, Dead At 76
In addition to the NA Miata, Matano gave us the MX-6, MX-3, and even one of the all-time greatest looking cars ever put together, the FD RX-7.
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