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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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Camshaft Specs Explained: Duration, Lift, And Lobe Separation
The camshaft is an integral part of an internal combustion engine. However, camshaft specs are extremely confusing. Here's how to make sense of them.
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Inside Amsterdam's Curious World Of Microcars
Amsterdam is the Netherlands city most known for its biking infrastructure, but it's also host to a sizable fleet of super-accessible microcars.
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This Is The Only New Manual Transmission Pickup Truck You Can Buy In The U.S.
Manual transmissions are pretty rare these days. In fact, there's currently only one new pickup truck available with a manual gearbox. Here's what to know.
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How Radar Detectors Find Them Before They Find You
Radar detectors are actually pretty simple.
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What Is Active Fuel Management (AFM) And Why Can It Cause Lifter Noise?
General Motors' active fuel management system is an ingenious piece of engineering. Here's what it does, how it works, and why some hate it.
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Is Costco's Car Rental Really Any Cheaper? We Compared It To The Big Brands
Costco is the go-to shopping place for families, but did you know you can also rent a car? Here's how its prices compare to other rental companies.
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How To Keep Your Car's Windows Fog Free
When you're behind the wheel, it's essential to see the road in front of you at all times. Here are a few ways to keep condensation from blocking your view.
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Yes, The Bugatti Veyron Really Has 16 Oil Drain Plugs
Changing the oil in a Bugatti Veyron is likely to cost roughly $21,000, thanks to the vehicle's complex design and its 16 oil drain plugs. Here's how it works.
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Here's How A Bad PCV Can Ruin Your Engine
The PCV valve is a critical component of modern cars. However, it can cause numerous issues if it goes bad. Here's how a faulty PCV can affect your engine.
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Elephant Attacks Truck After Getting Rear-Ended, Killing Zimbabwe Lawmaker Desire Moyo
Five Zimbabwean members of parliament found out the hard way that hitting an elephant is seriously bad news.
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1,300-Car Collection Owned By One Charitable Alabama Man Is Going Up For No-Reserve Auction, With The First Batch Of Cars Now Live
It was called the Generous Collection for a very good reason. Now, the whole thing is being auctioned off.
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2026 BMW M2 Turbo Design Edition Is A Hand-Painted Tribute To The Original 2002 Turbo
BMW isn't saying how many of these will be built, beyond that it will be "produced in extremely limited numbers" starting in January.
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Ford Cancels $7,500 EV Lease Credit Extension Following Pressure From Republican Senators
Ford's plan to prolong the EV incentive seemed clever, but not everyone approved.
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At $175,000, Is This 1985 Renault R5 Turbo 2 A Beast Of A Bargain?
Rare, rapid, and really, really expensive. Does this tiny French hot hatch justify its massive price tag?
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This Simple Road Design Fix Is Proven To Cut Your Commute Times (And Save Lives)
State after state has proved that there's an easy way to speed up traffic while actually making things safer. No, we don't mean roundabouts.
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How Automatic Tire Inflation Systems Keep Semi Trucks Rolling Safely
Proper tire inflation is critical for semi trucks. Fortunately, many systems are available that automatically adjust tire pressure. Here's how they work.
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Gene Simmons Crashed His Lincoln Navigator On PCH, And His Wife Blames His Aversion To Drinking Water
Dehydration is no joke, friends.
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Now Europe's Airports Are Being Threatened By Cigarette-Smuggling Balloons
14 weather balloons invaded Lithuania from neighboring Belarus, intent on making a quick buck off of cheap nicotine.
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Elon Musk's Record Tesla Pay Package Could Net Him Tens Of Billions Even If He Does A Bad Job
What does it take for the richest man in the world to get even richer? Turns out, not as much as we thought.
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At $14,500, Is This 2004 BMW M3 Convertible A Six-Speed Steal?
Ignore the paddles, this eye-catching cabrio was given a row-your-own upgrade.
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Can You Modify A Leased Vehicle?
Leasing a vehicle comes with several advantages, but it also comes with downsides regarding mods. Here's what you need to know about modifying a leased car.
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This Xiaomi SU7 Owner Did Not Say, 'Hey Siri, Park My Car'
While it seems clear that the car didn't wander off by itself, the question remains of how a false self-park command could have been sent in the first place.
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The Rear Defroster In Your Car Is Doing More Work Than Meets The Eye
Rear window defrosters are invaluable when it comes to helping you see on a cold morning, but yours may do more than just melt ice. Here's what to know.
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Missouri Rep Wesley Bell Spent $35,000 In Campaign Funds To Buy A Friend's Durango, And Things Only Get Sketchier From There
Whether or not Bell used campaign funds to buy the Durango isn't exactly in question here.
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