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Why US Traffic Lights Don't Have Countdown Timers
Yellow traffic lights in over 20 countries count down to when the red light appears, but that's banned in the United States. Here's why the U.S. is different.
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Owners Say These Are The Best Dually Trucks For Heavy-Duty Jobs
Dually trucks are made to excel at heavy-duty jobs. According to owners, three brands in particular make some of the best models for those jobs.
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5 Engines With The Longest Production Runs
These days, vehicles' engines seem to change with every new regulation. But these car and truck engines lasted decades with few major alterations.
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F3 Cars Used To Run A Side Pod Air Intake, Here's Why It Worked And Then Disappeared
Formula 3 cars used to have side pod air intakes up until the 2010s. Check out why they were used, as well as why these pods aren't around anymore.
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This WWII Boeing Bomber Inspired The Millenium Falcon's Iconic Cockpit
The Millennium Falcon is an iconic ship with a cockpit that many will recognize. But that cockpit was actually inspired by a certain World War II bomber.
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The Pros And Cons Of Rotary Engines
The rotary engine hasn't found its way into new cars in over a decade. It has some fantastic pros, but its cons might be holding it back from returning.
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These Big-Block Engines Pack Less Punch Than You'd Expect
The car world has seen many huge engines, but they don't all deliver impressive power. Here are some of the biggest engines with the least amount of horsepower.
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How To Remove A Stuck Brake Piston
A stuck brake piston can cause numerous problems in your car, including an increased lack of safety while driving. Here's how to remove them.
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How Often Should You Wash Your Car In The Winter?
Winter cleaning is essential to keep your car free of road salt and grime. Here's how often you should visit the car wash or perform a DIY wash at home.
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Happy Friday, Now Please Enjoy These Sweet Audi R8 V10 Spyder Auction Photos
We're also talking about a first-generation Audi R8, which I'm convinced is one of the best-looking cars of the 21st century.
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Genesis G90 Magma Wingback Concept Is An Extremely Cool Wagon That Could Easily Go Into Production (And Probably Will)
Donckerwolke said the Wingback is executable very fast with a minimal level of expense.
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Automakers Line Up To Hang Out With Trump And Mohammed Bin Salman
We're looking at automaker execs' social climbing, as well as Foxconn's latest EV plans and more.
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At $12,500, Is This Tuned 1990 BMW 735i A Dinan Deal?
What's your take on this Dinan-massaged, stick-shifting 7 Series and that $12,500 price tag?
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5 Driving Rules In The US That Could Get You A Ticket In Canada
Canada and the U.S. share many similar driving rules, but there are five in particular that you might end up getting in more trouble for up north.
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Hyundai Crater Concept Makes A Big Impact As A Small Electric Off-Roader That Wants You To Play
The Crater shows that Hyundai is taking the U.S. market and off-road segment seriously moving forward, while retaining a sense of whimsy.
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A Labor Shortage Will Mess Up Trump's American Manufacturing Plans
We're looking at how a skilled labor shortage could be a big issue for the Trump Administration's U.S. vehicle manufacturing plans and more.
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At $40,000, Is This 2003 Viper A Sleeper Or Just Sleepy In Sensible Silver?
What we now have to decide is whether the car's $40,000 asking price (or best offer) is enticing enough to make such an effort worth anyone's while.
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Why Do Spark Plugs Wear Out?
Engine behavior changes as spark plugs wear, with symptoms like misfires and rough idling. But what causes them to wear down in the first place?
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Why Amazon Trucks Make That Annoying Sound Backing Up
You've probably heard Amazon trucks making an especially annoying type of beeping noise when they back up. There's a reason why they make that noise.
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These Are The Deadliest States For American Drivers, According To The IIHS
Thanks to the IIHS, we know which states you should take extra care when driving, due to high traffic fatalities per capita and poor road conditions.
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EV Truck Maker Bollinger Hasn't Paid Its Employees Or Suppliers In Months
Struggling electric truck maker allegedly hasn't been paying its employees or suppliers, Toyota wants to adopt an incredibly long nine-year lifecycle for its vehicles, and more.
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How To Get Rid Of Hard Water Stains On Your Car's Windshield And Windows
Getting rid of water stains can be as simple as using some common household products. But you may need to use one of an assortment of commercial cleaners.
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Why Did So Many Cars Switch From Manual To Electronic Parking Brakes?
If you're still pulling up a lever to use the parking brake (or not pulling it up), you've missed the trend toward electronic brakes. Here's why they're so hot.
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How To Perfectly Parallel Park Every Time (The Easy Way)
Parallel parking can give a lot of drivers anxiety, but it's actually not as hard as you may think. Here's a simple guide to help you figure it out.
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It Is Safe To Use Clorox Wipes On Car Interiors?
Clorox wipes are useful and handy for a lot of different things. But can you use them inside your car? Here's what could happen if you do.
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Why Is Engine Size Measured In Liters?
Gas-powered cars can be found all over the world. Even in the United States, though, their engine sizes are measured using the metric system's liters.
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Here's What That Boomerang On The Back Of Old School Limos Was For
Many old school limousines had a boomerang attached to their back. While it's certainly stylistic, that strangely-shaped addition wasn't just for aesthetics.
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