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Does The Difference Between 87 And 88 Octane Even Matter?
88 octane fuel has been making the rounds recently. But just how much does it matter compared to the usual 87 octane fuel many cars use today?
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These Airport Buses Would've Changed The Way We Board Airplanes
Airplanes require some creative thinking to get passengers on board. In 1982, a company in Hungary sought to provide a bus-style alternative to gangways.
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This Is The Most Reliable Ford F-150 Engine, According To Ford Techs
The Ford F-150 offers a wide number of powerful and reliable engines. But one in particular stands above the others as the most dependable of them all.
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Here's How Much A 2021 Hyundai Veloster Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The Hyundai Veloster isn't around anymore, with 2022 being its last model year. Was it able to hold on to most of its value after all this time?
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How Speed Cameras Measure Your Speed So Accurately
Speed cameras use multiple kinds of technology to get driver's speeds. But they're not perfect, and there are several issues that can trip them up.
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Every Tire Brand Owned By Continental
What's older, Continental or the first automobile? The answer is Continental, which now owns a massive portfolio of both premium and budget tire brands.
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NHTSA Investigating Chinese Airbags That Have Killed 10 People
The inflators were imported into the United States by unknown importers, probably illegally, so NHTSA doesn't yet know how many vehicles could be affected.
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These Are Your Favorite Types Of Cars
. Your answers ran the gamut of vehicle types, and some of you did get ultra-specific, which I appreciate.
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2026 Is Already Shaping Up To Be A Weird Year For Automakers
2026 is already looking like it's going to be a weird year for automakers, Rivian is having a good time and more.
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At $25,499, Would This 1987 Pontiac Fiero Mera Let You Fake It 'Til You Make It?
What do you think? Is this Mera a marvel at that $25,499 asking price?
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Is It Legal To Sleep Overnight At Rest Areas?
You're tired, you pull off the highway, and you wonder just how much rest you're allowed to get at the local rest area. In some places, the answer is: not much.
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Ford Is Working On An All-Electric Affordable Vehicle That'll Compete Directly With The Tesla Model 3 And Model Y
Ford CEO Jim Farley says the automaker is working on an affordable car to rival the Tesla Model Y and Model 3, and more.
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At $5,500, Does This 2001 Ford Explorer Sport Trac's Price Track?
What's your take on this Sport Trac at that $5,500 price tag? Does that feel like a deal to get into a fun compact truck that stands out from the crowd?
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Why Doesn't Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Work In Extreme Cold?
Diesel exhaust fluid is essential for keeping your engine functioning without letting off too many emissions. But it doesn't do well in the cold; here's why.
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There's A Dodge Stratus R/T Jump Scare At The New York Auto Show
Stellantis felt it was an appropriate car to include on its wall of history advertising its involvement in all of that "America 250" junk we're doing this year.
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Hyundai Boulder Concept Is An Awesome Body-On-Frame SUV Designed For America
We know Hyundai will be introducing a body-on-frame midsize pickup by 2030, and it could spawn an SUV like the Boulder.
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2027 Subaru Forester Wilderness Hybrid Seems Like The No-Brainer Choice
With 25% better fuel economy than the standard Forester Wilderness and a little more power, going for the hybrid makes a lot of sense.
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Only Rich People Can Afford Gas, The 'Good' News Is Only Rich People Can Afford Cars Anyway
Gas prices are up, new car prices are up, and Tesla sales are up. We'll understand if that leaves you feeling down.
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At $7,100, Could This 318-Powered 1977 Plymouth Volare Have You Singing Whoa-Oh?
Rare even when new, this rust-prone Plymouth makes most supercars look commonplace.
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Here's How Ridiculously Hard It Was To Change Spark Plugs In A Chevy Monza V8
Changing an engine's plugs should be a relatively simple maneuver. But not if you've built the engine bay so the motor barely fits inside of it.
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Get Caught Speeding In Illinois? You Soon Might Have To Install A Speed Limiter
An Illinois bill aimed at repeat speeders and reckless drivers could soon require that drivers install speed-limiting devices in their cars.
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How Spark Plugs Can Improve (Or Devastate) Your Fuel Economy
Spark plugs are pretty crucial to internal combustion engines, but can swapping old plugs for new ones really improve your car's fuel economy?
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Steel Vs. Aluminum Rocker Arms: Does It Make A Difference?
Rocker arms are an essential part of overhead valve engines. But how essential is it to keep track of whether they're made out of steel or aluminum?
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'Speed Racer' Is Coming Back To Theaters And You Dorks Had Better Actually Go See It This Time
I remain hopeful that "Speed Racer" will break through from its cult classic status with this re-release in IMAX.
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Australian Company Sheds Light On In-Car Sun Exposure By Reupholstering A Camry With Human-Like Skin That 'Burns' In Sunlight
A car that's upholstered in synthetic skin, hair, and even moles is a pretty stark reminder to wear your sunscreen, even when you're driving.
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Average Regular Gas Price Hits $4 Nationwide
In this morning's edition, we're looking at gas prices cracking the $4 mark, as well as GM idling Factory Zero.
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At $19,995, Is This 2005 Lexus SC430 'Pebble Beach Edition' A Concours-Level Deal?
What do you think? Is this SC430 a deal at that $19,995 asking price, considering its overall condition and unique Pebble Beach-ness?
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