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Ever Notice That Scoop Under Semi-Trucks? Here's What It's For
The scoop under some semi-trucks has nothing to do with ice cream. It's a way of improving the trucks' fuel efficiency. Here's how it works.
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Want To Turn A Shipping Container Into A Garage? Here's What You Need To Know First
Converting a shipping container into a garage is a very real possibility, but there are some important factors to take into account before you get started.
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How The Digital Age Of Scrutineering Is Keeping Drivers Safer On Track
Scrutineering is the art of checking race cars to make sure drivers and teams are following the rules. Today, all sorts of gizmos also help keep drivers safe.
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This BMW-Powered Motor Home Was Designed By The Engineer Behind The DeLorean
V8s were standard for motor homes when the designer behind the DeLorean went in a completely different direction for this innovative, aerodynamic model.
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Watch This Madman Spend 2 Years Leaf-Swapping A 1962 Mercury Comet
Even if you have a pretty good idea of what it would take to turn a classic car into a Leaf-powered EV, it's still fun to watch the whole thing come together.
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This New Type Of Airbag Prevents Passengers From Hitting Each Other In A Crash
General Motors introduced the first front-center airbag in its three-row midsize crossovers of 2013.
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Parallel Vs. Sequential Twin Turbo: What's The Difference?
Twin turbochargers have their pros and cons, and two main setups try to maximize the pros. Here's the difference between parallel and sequential twin turbos.
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Can You Remove Your Car's Window Tint Yourself?
Window tints can be an attractive feature of some cars. But if they need to be replaced, are you able to remove them without the help of a professional?
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WD-40 Is Terrible For A Squeaky Engine Belt – Use This Instead
WD-40 is a great multi-purpose product, but it is not a lubricant. Spraying it on a squeaky engine belt isn’t a good idea — here’s why and what to use instead.
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What Happened To Detroit Diesel?
Detroit Diesel was once one of the most prolific engine builders out there. But its success didn't last forever, leaving it in a very different position today.
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SuperfastMatt Is Hayabusa-Swapping His Land Speed Record Car To Break 325 MPH
Sadly, if you were hoping to see the 700-hp turbo-Busa in action, you're going to have to wait a little longer.
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Kia EV2 Is A Tiny Little SUV With A Wonderfully Strange Design And Thoughtful Packaging
The EV2 will have up to 278 miles of range in Europe, and it should start at less than €30,000.
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Congress Proposes 'SAFE Exit Act' To Change Terrible Tesla-Style Door Handles
Hopefully, the laws will finally catch up to reality.
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The V10 Continental Guys Just Turbocharged A 2005 Chevy Tahoe
The goal was pretty straightforward — take an engine that made about 230 horsepower when it was new, and give it enough boost to make closer to 400 hp.
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Nissan Pulls At Your Nostalgic Heartstrings Even Harder With Refreshed Fairlady Z
It seems the days of Nissan going a decade between facelifts is over.
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GM's EV Pullback Just Cost The Company $6 Billion
GM just lost $7.1 billion between an EV business writedown and restructuring in China, Jeep is actually cutting prices in 2026 and more.
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At $10,998, Will This Rare Six-Speed 2003 BMW 540i M-Sport Prove Broadly Popular?
What's your take on this M-Sport E39? Does that feel to be too much, like the miles? Or is that a fair deal for a more-than-fair-condition car?
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How Did The Buick Nailhead V8 Get Its Name?
Buick's Nailhead V8 didn't have nails in its engine, and the nickname doesn't mean it "hit the nail on the head." Here's how Buick's Nailhead got its name.
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Can You Tow With The Corvette?
Chevy Corvettes are powered by small-block V8s, and so are several Chevy pickup trucks. If a pickup truck is rated to tow, then a Corvette is, too, right?
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These Toyota Models Can Last Over 200,000 Miles, According To Consumer Reports
Toyotas are famous for reliability, but which models can really hit 200,000 miles? We dug into CR data to answer that question, identifying the top five models.
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Blink And You Might Miss This NYE Driver Outrunning Cops At 156 MPH
That, for many reasons, was very illegal.
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80% Of Car Shoppers Say They're Open To Using AI Because Nobody Can Do Anything Anymore
Car shoppers are becoming increasingly reliant on artificial intelligence, Ford plans to launch an eyes-off hands-free driving system in 2028, and more.
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At $25,000, Would You Climb Every Mountain In This 1975 Steyr-Puch Pinzgauer 710M?
What's your take on this Pinzgauer and that $25K price tag? Does its reputation precede it, making that a fair deal? Or is that price a "Puch" in the gut?
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Why Automakers Switched To Glued-On Windshields Instead Of Gaskets
For decades, windshields were attached to cars using rubber gaskets. But it turns out that gluing them on has more than one kind of benefit.
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What Free Extras Come With Buying Tires At Costco?
Costco has earned a lot of good will from drivers for its tire program — here's what they toss in for free when you buy a new set.
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Kei Campers Show You Don't Need A Bus To Live Large
Van life has become increasingly popular, but the entry price is inaccessible to many. Fortunately, Japanese kei vehicles could provide a cheaper alternative.
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It's Illegal To Hang An Air Freshener From Your Car Mirror In These US States
Drivers commonly hang air fresheners from their rearview mirrors. However, depending on where you live, doing so may be illegal. Here's what to know.
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