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This Is The Quickest 0-60 Time Ever Set By A Production Car
You might think it would be straightforward to find the quickest 0-60 time a production car ever traveled. But the answer comes with asterisks.
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Green Brake Lights On The Front Of Your Car Could Help Prevent Crashes
A recent study by the Technical University in Graz, Austria, suggests that front-facing brake lights could benefit everyone.
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What Causes A Crankshaft Sensor To Fail (And How To Know If Yours Is Bad)
Your vehicle's crankshaft sensor can be, well, cranky. But it's also a key part you can't do without. So what makes one fail? And how do you know if it's bad?
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Ever Wonder What Those Chrome Tubes On Semis Are? (No, They're Not Fuel Tanks)
Those chrome tubes on the sides of semi-trucks look cool, but they're far from being merely cosmetic. In fact, they serve an important function.
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How Turbo Wastegates Work, And What Happens If They Stick
Turbo wastegates help your car's turbocharger spin at just the right speed. But if they get stuck, a legion of bad consequences will follow.
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What Is Double Clutching (And What's The Point)?
Fewer and fewer cars shift manually, but it's still as good to know about double clutching today as when Vin Diesel boosted it in "The Fast and the Furious."
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Direct Injection Engines: Why Carbon Buildup Happens (And How To Prevent It)
Fuel injection offers drivers increased efficiency and power. But there's a common problem, too: carbon buildup on the engine's intake valves.
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What Should You Upgrade On Your Car To Make It Last A Million Miles?
Getting a vehicle to 300,000 miles is a major achievement, but what about a million miles? If that's your goal, here's what you'll need to upgrade.
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What You Need To Know About Engine Oil Additives Like Seafoam And Lucas
Engine oil additives make all sorts of promises about helping your vehicle's motor last longer and increasing your gas mileage. Here's what you need to know.
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The Best Way To Clean Your Dirty Car Seats, Whether They're Cloth Or Leather
Cleaning dirty car seats can require some hard work, but leather and cloth seat covers require different approaches to avoid damaging the material.
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How To Tell If Your Brake Pads Are Glazed
Are your brake pads glazed like a hot Krispy Kreme doughnut? There are lots of warning signs. Here's how to tell if your brake pads are glazed.
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Why Are High Voltage Cables Orange On Electric Cars?
If you've ever taken a peek under an EV's hood, you've seen an array of brightly colored cables. Why are the high-voltage cables orange on electric cars?
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Why The 7th Gen Dodge Charger Never Got A Manual Transmission
Why didn't buyers have the option of a seventh generation Dodge Charger with a manual transmission? The answer involves costs, crash tests, and floor pans.
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These Are The Fastest Street Legal Cars Ever Built
Looking for a car that you can drive to the track and then set lap records in? Here are the world's fastest street legal cars, ranked by top speed.
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Tire Repairs: Which Areas Can Be Patched And Which Can't
New tires aren't cheap, so is getting a patch a viable option? The answer is complicated because it depends on a few factors. Here's what you need to know.
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Do Performance Spark Plugs Add Horsepower?
Spark plugs play a pivotal role in how your vehicle operates, but will upgrading to performance spark plugs increase horsepower? Here's what you need to know.
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Why Some Tailpipes Drip Water, And When It's A Bad Sign
If you see water dripping from your tailpipe, it could be totally normal. Or it could foreshadow catastrophe. Here's how to tell the difference.
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Here's How Electrolysis Can Destroy Your Car's Cooling System
This electrolysis has nothing to do with getting rid of unwanted hair. It's a problem that can rot your car's cooling system from the inside out. Here's how.
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How To Restore Your Sticky Dashboard
If your car's dashboard has gotten sticky from sun exposure, fast-food meals, and kids' messes, what's the best way to restore it? Here's how to do it.
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You Might Have Rented A Stolen Luxury Car Without Knowing
Instead of selling their stolen goods to a buyer or just parting it out at a chop shop, these car thieves decided to just rent them out via Turo.
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'F1 The Movie' Is A Cinematic Spectacle That Must Be Seen In Theaters To Enjoy
Apple Films' Brad Pitt-led, Joseph Kosinski-directed, Lewis Hamilton-produced racing epic with a horrible name has finally hit theaters. Was it worth the wait?
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Australian Ford Model T Driver Caught Speeding While High On Cocaine And Meth
A young Australian driver may have taken the Grateful Dead's lyrics, "Driving that train high on cocaine," a little bit too seriously.
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Florida Adds Jail Time For Speeders
HB 351 is a step in the right direction, but it's not walking the right path.
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Sonic The Hedgehog Is McLaren's Newest Brand Ambassador, Even Though He's Faster On Foot
Sonic has officially inked a deal with McLaren that makes his parent company SEGA the "Official Gaming Partner of McLaren Racing."
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Those Pesky Blind Spots Keep Getting Larger, Says IIHS
A lot may have improved with modern vehicles, but a recent safety study suggests visibility isn't one of those things.
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U.S. Car Sales Are Struggling To Overcome Trump's Tariffs
With tariffs beginning to pinch, things aren't looking so hot for many automakers - though there's one standout currently bucking the trend.
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At $28,900, Would You Race To Buy This 2001 Porsche Boxster S Track Car?
While its days as a street car are long behind it, the extensive mods made to this 986 mean it should be set for plenty of fun on the track.
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