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Crash Test Dummies Shaped Like Women Would Improve Vehicle Safety, Senators Say
Half of all drivers are women, and cars should be designed so that anyone of any gender will be safer.
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Road Debris Causes Chevrolet Equinox EV Battery Fire, Boston Traffic Mayhem Ensues
Many firefighters aren't prepared to deal with EV fires, but the Boston Fire Department had the situation under control far more quickly than expected.
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Unreleased Beyoncé Music Stolen Out Of Jeep Wagoneer In Atlanta
Whether or not they knew what they were stealing or who they were stealing from is not clear at this time.
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The Rest Of The World Leaves North America Behind When It Comes To EV Sales
In this morning's edition, we're looking at how North America's EV sales are fairing versus the rest of the world, and how badly tariffs are hurting Volvo.
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At $39,500, Is This 1991 Mercedes Brabus G36 A Big Deal?
That's no typo: just a particularly rare type of G-Wagen on U.S. roads.
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Why Is It So Hard To Reverse An F1 Car?
Yes, F1 cars have reverse gears, but you'll rarely see drivers use them.
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Why Most Modern Cars Stopped Using Drum Brakes
Drum brakes have mostly been replaced by disc brakes on most modern vehicles. So when did this shift happen, and what's the advantage of disc brakes?
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Why Does F1 Use Tire Blankets?
Have you ever wondered why Formula 1 tires arrive in a special blanket? It isn't just to keep them pristine for race day — here's the science behind them.
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What Happened To The Ducks In The Cadillac Logo? (And Why They Were There In The First Place)
If you looked closely at a Cadillac logo from before the year 2000, you might have noticed several small birds hiding in the company crest. Where did they go?
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Ferrari Makes One Last Daytona SP3 To Help The Children
The Daytona SP3 Tailor Made will be the 600th unit of a 599-model run. Or, rather, it will be the 599+1th model, as that is how Maranello will be numbering it.
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Florida Man Breaks New Speeding Law Two Minutes After Enforcement Starts
Florida has just enacted new penalties for so-called "super speeders," and a man broke the new law just two minutes after it went into effect at midnight.
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Trump Says 30% Tariff Is Coming To European, Mexican-Made Cars On August 1
Get ready for a fresh round of price shuffling.
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At $19,991, Is This 2011 BMW 535i A Three-Pedal Thrill?
It may not turn heads like its predecessor, but that may not be a bad thing for this 2011 535i with an enthusiast-friendly stick shift.
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What Happens If You Use The Wrong Size Oil Filter?
Oil filters, like other car parts, come in all sorts of sizes. What happens if you use the wrong size filter? And how can you avoid making this mistake?
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What Is Lugging Your Engine (And Why Is It So Bad)?
You may not know the term engine lugging, but if you've ever driven a manual there's a good chance you've experienced it. Here's what you should look out for.
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Subaru's AVH Feature Explained: What It Does And How To Disable It
AVH is a feature on some Subarus, but what, exactly, does it do? Why do some drivers dislike it? And if you dislike it, how would you go about disabling it?
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Is It Legal To Tow A Car That's Blocking Your Driveway?
It's frustrating to find an unknown vehicle bocking your driveway, so what can you do to get it out of your way? Here's what you need to know before you tow.
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Vintage '60 Minutes' Episode Shows How Unhinged Lamborghini Testing Used To Be
The presenter rides along with Valentino Balboni as he tests a red Countach at speeds up to 180 mph on public Italian roads.
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The Difference Between Lane Splitting And Lane Filtering, Explained
There's a big difference between lane splitting and lane filtering, and it shows up in some states' motorcycle laws. Here's what we're talking about.
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What Is Marvel Mystery Oil Made Of?
Despite the name, Marvel Mystery Oil isn't such a mystery. Here are all the chemicals that are in it, what they do, and what it adds up to for your car.
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What Can Happen If You Put The Wrong Battery In Your Car?
Car parts are made in specific ways to suit specific kinds of cars. That includes batteries, so what can happen if you put the wrong battery in your car?
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Subaru's Dog Commercials Are More Than Just Cute
Dogs have been featured in lots of Subaru commercials over the years, and there's a very good reason for it. The ads are more than just cute.
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Buying A Car Out Of State: What You Need To Know First
Buying a car in a different state doesn't have to be too complicated, but there are a couple of things you should keep in mind.
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How Much Copper Is In The Average New Car? More Than You Probably Think
It's not just EVs that use lots of copper, but internal combustion vehicles as well.
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These US States Had The Most Car Crashes Last Year
Is there something in the water? One region of the U.S. had the four states with the most car crashes per total drivers in 2024. And one state led them all.
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Is That Fluid Leak Under Your Car A Problem? Here's How To Tell
Finding a leak coming from under your car can be unsettling, but how serious is it? You can't always trust the color, so we've put together a guide for you.
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Why Dirt Bike Helmets Look Different From Motorcycle Helmets
It's not your imagination. Dirt bike helmets look quite diferent from motorcycle helmets, and for lots of good reasons. Here's what sets them apart.
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