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Why Honda's F22C1 Engine In The S2000 Was Unique To The US
The Japanese automaker has produced some fantastic cars over the years, but few compare to the S2000 that launched with a high-revving 2.0-liter VTEC engine.
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Why Do Some Engines Use Hydraulic Lifters?
Mechanical lifters were once commonplace in internal combustions engines, but they've been mostly replaced by hydraulic lifters, which offer a lot of benefits.
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Tom Cruise's Space Movie Reportedly Died Because He Refused To Beg Trump For Permission To Shoot It In Space
We are still getting a "Days of Thunder" sequel, so at least there's that.
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1983 Sbarro Super Five Is The Leather-Lined, Fiberglass Bodied Renault 5 Alpine Turbo You've Never Heard Of
It is one of the rarest cars around, too, with only one other example claimed to have been built.
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Europe Gives Up On Its 2035 Internal Combustion Engine Ban
The European Commission throws in the towel on planned 2035 combustion engine ban, global EV sales see their slowest growth since February of 2024, and more.
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At $19,000, Is This Custom 1970 Cadillac Eldorado A Pretty Fly Deal?
What's your take on this Super Fly Caddy and that $19,000 asking? Does that make you want to become an urban legend? Or is that just exploitative?
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Why Your Car Windows Get That Nasty Haze On Them
If you're thinking the film on the inside of your car windows is surprisingly persistent, you're right. That haze isn't just annoying; it may also be dangerous.
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Before You Store Your RV For Winter, Do This To Protect Your Battery
Storing your RV for the winter shouldn't be too complicated. However, it is important that you take the proper steps to protect your battery. Here's how.
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Why X-Taping Race Car Headlights Used To Matter — And What Changed
Race car headlights once were X-taped to prevent foreseeable problems involving them. Then came a technological update that altered the calculus.
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These Car Maintenance Mistakes Are Keeping Your Mechanic Rich
There are a lot of things to keep track of to keep your car running, but ignoring them can cost you. Here are some potentially expensive maintenance mistakes.
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Tesla Is Once Again Buoying The EV Market Following The Death Of Federal EV Incentives
Tesla is doing the heavy lifting when it comes to EV registrations as legacy automakers see drops following the death of federal incentives and more.
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At $7,995, Is This 1998 Chevrolet Metro A Small Wonder?
We'll still have to gauge whether the seller's $7,995 price tag is in line with this odd duck of a restored Metro. What do you say?
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Why Did Cars Switch From V-Belts To A Serpentine Belt?
V-belts were the standard for decades, but serpentine belts have replaced them in today's cars. There are several reasons V-belts are an endangered species.
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Alleged Thief Liked A Car So Much He Stole It Again
Many of us have that "one that got away," a car we once owned that we later wish we hadn't let go. It seems that thieves may have similar regrets at times.
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Who Should Be Using A Different Motor Oil In Winter?
Generally, there's no reason to switch engine oil during the winter. However, that's not always the case. Here's what to know about winter motor oil.
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What Are The Pros And Cons Of A Torsion Beam Suspension?
Torsion beam suspensions aren't like race car versions, extracting every ounce of speed within the limits of drivability. Their aims, and costs, are different.
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Inflating To The PSI Number On Your Tire Is A Terrible Idea: Here's Why
The PSI number on the tire sidewall isn’t the one you should use. Here's how to find the correct pressure to stay safe and avoid ruining your tires.
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8 Promotional Vehicles That Took Advertising To The Extreme
The advertising world has no shortage of zany attempts at grabbing attention, but even with that in mind, these unique vehicles were still pretty out there.
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At $7,600, Is This 1995 Mercedes E 300D A Rock Solid Deal?
While it's touted as "not a perfect car, but solid and fun to drive," the rare five-speed stick might make today's Nice Price or No Dice Mercedes a keeper.
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How To Clean And Restore A Sticky Steering Wheel
A sticky steering wheel can be incredibly annoying. Fortunately, it's relatively easy to restore a steering wheel to its former glory. Here's how.
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2027 Kia Seltos Is No Longer Kia's Most Boring Design — And Now There's A Hybrid, Too
The other powertrains carry over from the old Seltos, but it rides on a new platform and has a much nicer interior, too.
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Why Did FWD Become The Default For Cheap Cars?
Front-wheel drive is extremely common in cheap, economy cars. However, this wasn't always the case. Here's how FWD became so widespread in these vehicles.
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You Could Be Degrading The Battery Of Your EV By Charging It This Way
While it can be tempting to charge electric vehicles as much as possible, some charging methods can actually degrade their battery more quickly.
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Does The Smart Money Go With Winter Tires Or All Wheel Drive For Winter Driving?
Snow and cold weather change everything about how a car feels on the road. Should you go with winter tires or all-wheel drive when conditions turn harsh?
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Horsepower Vs. Torque: Which Matters More For Towing?
Horsepower and torque are both important measurements of a car's capabilities, but some might wonder which measurement is more important for towing.
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11 Factory Cars With Quarter-Mile Times Of 10 Seconds Or Less
Hollywood has propelled 10-second cars into the mainstream consciousness -- but which car models can actually achieve record-breaking quarter-mile speeds?
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Why Did Automakers Start To Use MacPherson Struts?
MacPherson struts are a common element on many different cars today. Let's take a look at why automakers opt to use them so often.
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