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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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Ford And Amazon Team Up To Sell Used Cars Online
Ford starts selling certified pre-owned cars on Amazon, Tesla gets out of a 6,000-employee class action lawsuit because of a judge's ruling and more.
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At $26,000, Will This 1984 Toyota Land Cruiser Cruise To A Win?
What do you think? Is this one worth that $26,000 asking? Or is that too high even with those cool '80s stripes that we all know we want?
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Portable Tire Inflators Can Save You In A Pinch: These Are The Features To Look Out For
Portable tire inflators can be a life saver in an emergency situation. These are the features you should keep an eye out for when shopping for one.
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Here's What Makes Laser Iridium Spark Plugs Different From Standard Iridium Plugs
Manufacturer NGK makes its own specialized Laser Iridium spark plugs. Here's what exactly makes them different from regular iridium spark plugs.
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The Iron Duke: GM's Unkillable Engine That Never Got The Respect It Deserved
General Motors' four-cylinder Iron Duke drew on the proven engineering and lasted more than a decade. But it was shadowed by disastrous use in one model.
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Why You Should Skip The Parking Brake If You're Going On Vacation
Going away on a long trip? You shouldn’t leave the parking brake engaged if you want to keep your car in tip-top shape until you return -- here's why.
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What The Heck Is Going On With JD Vance's Motorcade?
A Maryville, Tennessee, police officer escorting Vance's motorcade to an RNC fundraiser was involved in a crash with a Tennessee Highway Patrol trooper.
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These Are The Only Highways In The World With No Speed Limit
While most places around the world impose vehicle speed limits, these are the places where you can drive as fast as you want on the highway.
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11 Huge Engines With Surprisingly Low Horsepower
Conventional wisdom says that a big engine will be stronger and less fuel efficient than a small one, but what if you could have the worst of both worlds?
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The Most Comfortable Car Seats, According To Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports conducted a study to identify the vehicles with the most comfortable seats across multiple segments. Here's what they found out.
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These Transmissions Can Handle 1000 HP (Or More)
There are a handful of transmissions that are strong enough to handle 1,000 HP. With additional tweaks, some of the best ones can go even higher.
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Cyberattack Decimated Jaguar-Land Rover's Already Weak Profitability
The financial toll of Jaguar-Land Rover's cyberattack is getting clearer, Tesla wants to build cars without using any Chinese parts and more.
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At $8,995, Is This 2012 Fiat 500 Gucci Edition Still In Fashion?
What do you say? Is that a fair price to wear official Gucci wherever you go? Or is this Fiat an embarrassing fashion faux pas at that asking?
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What's The Difference Between GM's L86 & L87 Engines?
GM's L86 and L87 engines share many traits, including horsepower and torque values. But there are a few key differences between the two V8s.
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5 Must-Have Items For Your Car Emergency Kit, According To Preppers
A basic emergency kit is an essential item for your car. However, preppers go a bit further than the basics. These are the top items they recommend.
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Here's Why The Mitsubishi Eclipse Had That Giant Hood Bump (It Wasn't For The Turbo)
The Mitsubishi Eclipse had a giant bump on its hood. It might seem like a simple aesthetic choice at first, but that bump is there for a reason.
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Here's How To Check If Your Car Has A Recall
Your car's manufacturer will send out a notice if there's a recall, but that information may not reach you. Here's how to check if your ride has been recalled.
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These Are The Best All-Weather Tires, According To Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports took a hard look at all-weather tires to see which brands can actually handle snow and ice without missing a beat. Here's what they found.
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What Causes Spark Plug Fouling?
What are the causes of spark plug fouling in your car? What other issues can lead to it, and how can you work to remedy or prevent it altogether?
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Chevy 400 Vs. Ford 400: Here's How The Small Blocks Compare
Chevy and Ford might both have 400 cubic-inch small-block engines. They might seem similar at first, but just how well do these two engines really compare?
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Georgia Is Home To The World's Largest Classic Car Junkyard
For enthusiasts who love classic cars, regardless of their condition, this Georgia junkyard turned museum could be the perfect road trip destination.
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These Are The Best Car Lease Deals For November
If you're in the market for a new car lease, now may be a great time to go shopping. Here are the best vehicle lease deals for this month.
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GM And Allison Transmission Are Breaking Up After A Decades Long Partnership
General Motors and Allison Transmission share a long history, but that's all going to change at the end of this year. Here's what to know.
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GM Once Built A V12 Engine That Weighed More Than An Original Mini Cooper
V12 engines aren't around quite as often anymore, but they have a storied history. General Motors once built a V12 that could outweigh an original Mini Cooper.
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The Old Fashioned Car Accessory That Solved Foggy Rear Windows
Up until the 1970s, some cars still didn't have rear window defrosters. To compensate, many drivers used this interesting gadget. Here's how it works.
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