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Crashes From Space Are Getting More Common, And No One's Sure What To Do About It
Hopefully, this new space age we're in will incentivize governments to preemptively work out some new treaties or agreements.
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Who Invented The Inline 6 Engine? (It Wasn't BMW)
Gearheads have a soft spot for inline six engines, and BMW I6 units are among the most beloved. BMW did not invent the inline six, however.
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The Most Famous Straight-8 Engines (And The Cars They Powered)
The straight-eight engines were ahead of their time, and some are still recognized today. Here are the most famous ones and the cars they powered.
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Honeycomb To High-Tech: How Mercedes Grilles Have Evolved Since 1900
The distinguished Mercedes grille is an important marker of the brand's personality, but it took many forms before it became the classic design we know today.
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5 Injured In Helicopter Crash Before Cars 'N Copters Event In Huntington Beach
Among those injured were two people who were inside the helicopter, as well as three pedestrians.
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5 Of The Rarest Antique Engines Ever Built
Antique engines, in general, are hard to come by, but some were produced in such small numbers, it makes them exceptionally rare.
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These Are The Coolest Cars That Came Stock With Wire Wheels
Wire wheels have been an option for the discerning driver since the dawn of the automobile, but finding them stock has become rarer and rarer.
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Bentley Recalls Four Flying Spurs, Six Continental GTCs, Seven Continental GTs For Potential Fire Risk
Luckily Bentley is not aware of any crashes, fires, injuries, or deaths associated with the defect.
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What's The Difference Between The Pontiac 400 And The Chevrolet 400?
You might think that the Pontiac 400 and the Chevrolet 400 were basically copies of each other, but the similarities are less than you might think.
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This Yamaha Three-Wheeled Prototype Might Actually Go Into Production
Yamaha has revamped its three-wheeler concept, and it's looking even more appealing. But this would be no ordinary trike.
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Do You Really Need To Put Premium Gas In A Rental Car?
Renting a car isn't exactly cheap, and adding premium gas adds to the overall cost, but is it necessary? Here's what you need to know.
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Toyota Teases 'One Of One' Century Coupe That Would Knock A Millionaire's Silk Socks Off
This truly unique Century model will be unveiled at the biennial Japan Mobility Show in Tokyo at the end of October.
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How To Get Old, Nasty Stains Out Of Your Car's Headliner
Everyone had a friend in high school with a saggy, stained headliner on their ancient Oldsmobile. Here's how to make sure you never become that person.
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Cadillac's Long History Of Building Funeral Cars
Cadillac is well-known for its luxury SUVs and sedans, but believe it or not, the brand also has a long history of making funeral cars.
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Get Ready For Car Prices To Climb
The days of automakers absorbing tariff-related price increases may be ending, and that's bad news if you're buying a new car.
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At $35,000, Does This 1984 Hurst/Olds Turn Loose The Lightning?
If you've ever looked down and thought "this car would be better if there were three times as many transmission shifters" then have we got the classic for you.
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The Pros & Cons Of Octane Boosters
Before putting any additive in your vehicle, you should do research, and octane boosters are no different. Here are the pros and cons of using it.
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Nine Of The Top 10 Cars Most Likely To Reach 250,000 Miles Are Toyota Products
Next time you're looking for a car you can depend on for years to come, you might want to listen to the people telling you to buy a Toyota or Honda.
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American Vs. European Semi-Trucks: The Biggest Differences Explained
U.S. big rigs and their cousins in Europe aren't different because of cultural aesthetic preferences; it all comes down to regulations & the roads they travel.
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Why Do Some Speed Limit Signs In Texas Have A Red Border?
It's basically the sign version of your mom counting to three.
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When Did Ford Switch From The F-100 To The F-150?
Ford's F-series trucks have been best-sellers for decades, but it's been a long time since the F-100 has been part of that lineup. Here's why.
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What Does Toyota's TRD Acronym Stand For?
There's a lot of history behind Toyota's TRD badge. Here's how the letters are linked to success on the track and what they mean for a vehicle's performance.
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Car Museum Airbnb Lets You Share A Home With A '47 DeSoto And '49 Chevy
Vintage car lovers and retro enthusiasts can stay in a car museum Airbnb to experience a survivor '47 DeSoto and a restored '49 Chevy up close.
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Ford Built The Mustang GTD With Aero Tech Race Cars Can't Even Use
The Mustang GTD's F1-style DRS system isn't allowed on race cars like the Mustang GT3 that inspired it.
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What Can Cause Sudden Oil Consumption?
Excessive oil consumption is not something you should ignore. It can occur due to many issues, but here's what can cause it to happen suddenly.
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Aston Martin's V12 Isn't 2 Ford V6s Glued Together, But The FMC DNA Remains
An unfortunate rumor followed the V12 that debuted in the Vantage DB7 for years. Here's how it started and why it was always wrong.
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When The DPF Light Comes On, What Should You Try First?
The DPF is a critical emissions control component in modern diesel vehicles, but it can wear out over time. Here's what to do when the DPF light appears.
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