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The Biggest Pros And Cons Of Porting Your Cylinder Heads
Porting your vehicle's cylinder heads should bring it significant improvements. But along with this practice's benefits come major concerns.
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NYC DMV Workers Busted For Allegedly Selling Driver's Licenses For $2,000
Have you ever encountered an absolutely clueless driver and wondered how in the world they got a license? They might have purchased it if you're driving in NYC.
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Not Even Formula 1 Drivers Can Easily Pass A U.S. Driver's Ed Test
Surely, an F1 driver should still have no problem passing a written U.S. driver's test, right? How hard could it be? As it turns out, extremely hard.
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Never Forget Madonna's Chopped-Up Mini Cooper In The Banned 'American Life' Video
Pop icon meets motoring icon
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Charging Was Somehow Still The Biggest Problem With Road-Tripping My Fiat 500e
While I wouldn't recommend road tripping a 150-mile EV, there is something to be said about the fact that it's currently possible, even without any planning.
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At $45,500, Will This 2011 Aston Martin Rapide Prove A Fast Sale?
Claustrophobics might want to sit this one out since today's Aston Martin offers tight quarters and high sills befitting its sports-touring nature.
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Sheriff Promises 'Zero Tolerance' For Street Racing, Immediately Allegedly Street Races
Sheriff Carmine Marceno of Lee County, Florida, was filmed allegedly racing a Lamborghini Huracan Spyder against a C8 Corvette.
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Europe's Fiercest Hill Climb Is Also The Tour De France's Road To Hell
Stage 16 features a brutal 106-mile ride ending at the summit of Mont Ventoux and the fan-favorite torture test used to be one of Europe's toughest hill climbs.
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Should You Grease Car Battery Terminals?
Car battery terminals are key components of your vehicle's engine. Should you grease them? And if you should, what kind of grease is best to use?
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This 1000-HP Subaru-Powered Widebody Lotus Is Evidence That Japanese Car Culture Is Just Better
Even the most devout monk who's found true enlightenment would agree that a rip behind the wheel of this thing would cure pretty much anything that ails you.
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Tesla Sales Keep Falling As Its Stock Keeps Rising
We're looking at the divergence between Tesla's sales and share price, as well as gazing down the barrel at the return of "reciprocal tariffs."
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At $17,900, Is This 2004 Chevy Monte Carlo SS An Intimidating Deal?
A special edition for NASCAR royalty, does this low-mileage Chevy take pole position?
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Chicago Cops Run Stop Sign, Cause Crash, Charge The Person They Hit
Chicago police continue to blame an Equinox driver for hitting the cruiser, despite clear video evidence that the cruiser T-boned the Equinox at high speed.
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Here's Why There's Oil On Your Spark Plugs
If you found oil on your spark plugs while doing a replacement, it's something that shouldn't be ignored. Here are the most likely culprits.
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New IIHS Study Shows Mental Health Challenges Are The Largest Contributor To The Rise In DUI Deaths Since The Pandemic
The study found that self-reported depressive episodes and suicide plans were a significant contributor to a rise in impaired driving deaths between 2020-2022.
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Object Spotted From Outside Solar System The Same Day As In The Documentary Film 'Independence Day'
The object is likely a 12-mile wide asteroid or comet from way, way out of town that just happens to be passing through our neighborhood, but you never know...
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Drunk Florida Man Arrested For Chasing, Ramming Into And Shooting At Garbage Truck Driver Following Argument In Wawa Parking Lot
The last thing you expect to deal with when collecting trash before dawn is ending up on the ground after being rammed by an angry, drunk man with a gun.
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New Ferrari Amalfi Is A Less Distinctive Roma From The Outside, But Everything Else Gets Better
Most importantly, the Amalfi brings back buttons to the interior and steering wheel.
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Vehicle Sales Are Up, But The Good Times May Be Over Soon
In this morning's edition, we're checking in on sales reports for the second quarter and where things could be heading.
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Bentley Held An Internal Competition To Redesign Its Winged B Emblem For Only The Fifth Time In 106 Years
Bentley is still looking toward the future, as evidenced by another redesign of the Winged B — this time a fairly radical one.
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12-Year-Old Allegedly Sells Stolen Cars For As Little As $30
Deputies say the little tyke was carrying a license plate at the time.
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How The Michelin CrossClimate 3 Compares To Other All-Weather Tires, According To Tyre Reviews
For their test of the two new Michelins, Tyre Reviews grabbed a set of Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3s, as well as some Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6s.
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What Are The Pros And Cons Of A W12 Engine?
Even though the Bentley W12 engine was discontinued in April 2024, it is still loved by many. Here are the key pros and cons of the powerful engine.
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At $9,500, Is This 1977 Lotus Eclat A Weirdly Good Deal?
Today's Éclat is a Lotus you might have long forgotten, or perhaps never knew existed in the first place. Let's find out what getting reacquainted is worth.
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Both GameStop And Love's Truck Stop Feature In Massive $1.4 Million Nintendo Switch 2 Heist
More than 2,800 Nintendo Switch 2 consoles were stolen from a tractor trailer at some point between Washington and Colorado.
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Where Are The Strongest And Weakest Jack Points Under Your Car?
Getting a flat tire and having to change it is never fun, but safety is crucial. Before starting, here are the strongest and weakest jack points.
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These 3 Car Brands Show Up The Most In DUI Arrests
If you like statistics, we've got some corkers for you in the area of bad driving. The top car brand for DUI arrests, in particular, will blow your mind.
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