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Truckers Say These Are The Best (And Worst) Highways In The U.S.
Truckers spend a lot of time behind the wheel, so they know a bad road when they see one. These are the U.S. highways that truckers say are the best and worst.
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What's The Difference Between The Chevy LT1 And LT2 Engines?
Chevy's LT1 engine was introduced in the seventh-gen Corvette, and the LT2 was introduced in the next. Check out the differences that make them stand out.
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Here's How Often You Should Wax Your Car For Best Results
Are you waxing your car as often as you should? The answer depends on factors like the type of wax you use and whether your car is exposed to harsh weather.
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Why New Mazda 3s Still Have A Torsion Beam Rear Suspension
Older Mazda 3 generations used a multi-link suspension. Today, however, you might find that newer models use a simpler torsion beam suspension instead.
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How To Measure Lug Nut Patterns
Lug nut patterns are important to keep track of if you want to fit a new tire on your wheels. There are a few different ways you can measure them.
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The Pros & Cons Of 16 Cylinder Engines
Engines with 16 cylinders are pretty rare. To help you understand why these engines aren't more common, here are the pros and cons of a 16-cylinder motor.
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GM Nearly Shut Down The Corvette Program, And Ford May Have Accidentally Saved It
With all the hoopla that surrounds the Chevy Corvette these days, it's hard to remember the days seven decades ago when it was an endangered species.
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The Spark Plug Myths You Need To Stop Falling For
Spark plugs are essential components for gas engines. However, these parts are often misunderstood. Here are the top spark plug myths that deserve to die.
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This Is The Best Way To Remove Stickers From Car Windows
As necessary as they sometimes are, stickers can be annoying, especially the ones that refuse to come off cleanly or leave stubborn residue behind.
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How To Polish Your Car's Stainless Steel Trim And Make It Shine
Stainless steel trim on a classic car looks great, so long as you can keep it shining. Here are some tips that you can follow to keep it looking its best.
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North America's First Tire Factory Didn't Make Car Tires At First
BFGoodrich made history by creating North America's first tire factory in Akron, Ohio. However, it originally didn't manufacture car tires at all.
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The Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet Failed Because It Should Have Never Happened
In 2011, Nissan created the Murano CrossCabriolet as a convertible crossover. This model lasted only three years before being discontinued, and for good reason.
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How To Stop Sludge From Clogging Your Car's Radiator
Sludge can clog your car's radiator due to issues with your maintenance schedule or coolant. Luckily, there are some ways you can prevent it.
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4L60E Vs. 4L80E Transmissions: What Are The Differences?
The 4L60E and 4L80E were both developed by GM, and there are many similarities in their designs. However, there are key differences between the transmissions.
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5 Of The Largest 4-Cylinder Engines Ever Made (Ranked By Displacement)
Four-cylinder engines are usually kept small to minimize vibrations. But the size and power of the five largest four-cylinders are tough to beat.
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Every Dodge That Came With A 426 HEMI Engine
The 426 HEMI engine is iconic, having made its presence known in multiple Dodge models. Its presence in some is rarer than its appearance in others, though.
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China Might Ban Retractable Door Handles: Here's Why
In September 2025, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology proposed guidelines that could ban retractable door handles in the country.
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Jumper Cables Or Portable Jump Starter: Which One Should You Have In Your Trunk?
Jumper cables are useful to jump start your car battery, but they require the help of another vehicle. Are portable jump starters a viable alternative?
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Mazda's Rotary Engine Is Back In A New Concept, But Now It's Trying To Go Green
Mazda brought the rotary engine back in a new concept. This time, the company made a couple of environmentally-friendly changes to the engine.
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Why Do Some High Performance Cars Need Forged Pistons?
Forging and casting are two different methods of making pistons for engines. However, some high performance cars rely only on forged pistons.
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Ford 428 Vs. Pontiac 428: Here's How The Engines Compare
The Pontiac and Ford 428 cubic-inch engines ruled the late '60s and early '70s, but they also share a dirty little secret you need to know about.
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5 Old School Car Accessories No One Uses Anymore
From minibar gloveboxes to record players, cars came with accessories that show automakers were once bold, creative, and only mildly concerned with safety.
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Pan Am Tried A Rooftop Airport Hub In NYC, And The Result Was A Fatal Mistake
Everyone was optimistic about new ideas in aviation and city life in the 1970s — until Pan Am's rooftop experiment collapsed in a dramatic fashion.
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Chinese EVs Won't Cost $10,000 In The US: Here's Why
A new car that costs $10,000? Sounds too good to be true ... and it is. For several reasons, Americans wouldn't get the same price as buyers.
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At $19,500, Is This 1926 Ford Model T Pickup A Black Friday Bargain?
What's your take on this Model T pickup at that price? Does that make it a Black Friday Door-Buster? Or is that too much to ask for a flippin' Flivver?
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Are LED Headlights Really Better Than HID?
LED headlights have largely taken over the market from HID and halogen lights, and they definitely have advantages. Yet HID lights have their strengths, too.
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Why Chrysler's Secret Ball-Stud Hemi Never Stood A Chance
In the late 1960s, Chrysler created the Ball-Stud Hemi as a leaner alternative to its heavy big-blocks, but it arrived at the wrong place and wrong time.
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