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At $8,995, Is This 2007 Subaru Tribeca The Limo You've Been Longing For?
Livery service can be lucrative work, given all the weddings, proms, and bro-parties. This Subaru is one of the most unexpected limos you might find.
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Who Built The First Automatic Transmission, And What Was The First Car To Use It?
The automatic transmission may seem like it's been around forever, but it's the product of some hard work. And, of course, mistakes along the way.
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Adorable Fiat Topolino Vilebrequin Collector's Edition Is A Beachy Collab With A Swimwear Brand Founded By A 1970s F1 Photographer
This special-edition microcar has a sea turtle fabric pattern, wood-look floors and even a built-in shower.
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What Makes F1 Cars Spark On The Track?
Have you ever watched a Formula 1 (F1) race and noticed the sparks on the track? Many may think it's all for show, but it is actually caused by something else.
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Florida Tesla Cybertruck Driver, Allegedly Racing Lamborghini Urus, Hits 8 Parked Cars Because Of Course
There also was some kind of "altercation," although we don't know what exactly happened. Perhaps they were mad at the Cybertruck driver for ruining their cars.
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Automakers That Claim Owners Don't Use EV Frunks Are Probably Lying Or Just Make Bad Frunks, Says Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe
Rivian owners make frequent use of their EV's frunks, with R1S SUV customers using their frunks even more than the rear liftgate.
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Tire Siping Explained: What It's Meant To Do, And Why Not Everyone Recommends It
Depending on the terrain you drive in, you might want to consider having your tires siped. However, it's not always recommended. Here's what you need to know.
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How Beneficial Are Rotary Shifters, Really?
Unique shifter designs such as rotary dial shifter have become increasingly visible over the last decade. How do they change the way you interact with your car?
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Here's Where The FJ Cruiser Gets Its Name From
Toyota's FJ Cruiser was a short-lived retro vehicle that has had a surprising afterlife in the hearts of car lovers. But where did its name come from?
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Bentley Finally Takes Inspiration From The Blue Train With Radical EXP 15 Concept Debuting New Design Language
Bentley says that while the EXP 15 doesn't directly preview a new model, it's a look into future styling themes and ideas
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Wimbledon Pressured To Drop Range Rover As A Sponsor As Children Are 82% More Likely To Die When Hit By SUVs
The dangers posed by tall heavy SUVs have been studied for decades, and yet the statistics are still grim.
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Trump's Tariffs Are Delayed, But Still A Threat
We're looking at the current state of Trump's import tariffs, as well as Toyota's best hope to combat the taxes.
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At $12,950, Will This 1986 Zimmer Quicksilver Grab The Gold?
According to its seller, today's Zimmer is one of only four powered by a Chevy LS V8, and, of those, it is potentially the last man standing.
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Why Were Subaru Diesel Engines Never Sold In The US?
Diesel enthusiasts might wonder why Subaru skipped the North American markets when they built a diesel version of its Boxer engine — here's what we found out.
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How To Read The Dots On Your Oil Dipstick (And What You Might Be Doing Wrong)
While reading an oil dipstick is pretty straightforward once you know what to look for, there a couple easy mistakes that can give you bad information.
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What Is An E-CVT And How Is It Different From A CVT?
The Continuously Variable Transmission, or CVT for short, has been around for some time. So, what is an e-CVT? Here are the differences between the two.
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Are Tire Plugs A Safe Long-Term Fix?
You've had a flat, and now you're trying to fix it for the long term. Tire plugs are cheap, and they're not hard to install. But how well do they last?
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Spark Ignition Vs. Compression Ignition: How Do These Two Engines Differ?
Some engines use a spark to ignite their fuel, and others rely on compression. What does all of that mean? And how do the two kinds of engines differ?
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Three-Car Crash In Utah Ends With Exploding Domino's Pizza Restaurant
Thankfully, despite the explosion, everyone involved also managed to make it out without any explosion-related injuries.
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Changing Your Car's Battery: Which Terminal To Disconnect First (And Why)
Changing your vehicle's car battery, yourself, is a simple task that will save you money. However, ensure you disconnect this battery terminal first.
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NYC Congestion Pricing Is Wildly Successful, So Of Course It's Become A Political Battleground
Backups at bridges and tunnels are far less common, the city is raking in millions and lots of people aren't choking on fumes or being killed by cars.
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Musk's Antics Finally Hit Tesla's Stock
We're looking at how Elon Musk's new political party is affecting Tesla, as well as the latest updates on tariff talks between the EU and the United States.
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At $9,500, Is This 1972 Mercedes-Benz 250 A Stately Steal?
Mercedes' vision of a bargain 'Benz became one of its most innovative cars, but does this 1972 sedan still have that magic?
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How Does Leasing A Car Work (And Is It Ever Worth It)?
Instead of buying a car, lots of people lease them. But how, exactly, does this work? How does it differ from a car subscription? And is it a good idea?
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What Causes An Engine Block To Crack?
A crack in your engine block is a pretty intimidating problem. Here's how they happen, what you can do to fix it, and how to avoid the issue in the first place.
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Porsche Club Of America Turns 70, Celebrates With 70 Very Blue 911 Club Coupes
This special edition is based on the 992.2 Carrera T, and you can get it with incredible tartan seats.
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How Much Does The Average Oil Change Cost? (And How Much Can You Save Doing It Yourself?)
Oil is the lifeblood of a vehicle engine, and it's vital to change it on schedule. Here's the cost comparison of doing it yourself and going to a shop.
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