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At $22,000, Is This Chevy-Powered 1970 Porsche 911 A Blasphemous Bargain?
Today's 1970 Porsche 911 presents as a crossover episode, as it's powered by a small block Chevy V8, the weapon of choice for many a 'Vette as well.
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When Was The Last Time You Saw A Laforza This Clean?
Originally called the Magnum, it was first developed as a military vehicle but became a production model, going on sale in 1985.
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Why Did Gas Caps Disappear From Some New Cars? [Update]
If you've got a fuel tank, you need to put a lid on it, right? Wrong. A number of cars across several brands now come without gas caps. Here's why.
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Mazda Recalls 12,000 Miatas So You Don't Accidentally Drift Everywhere
The rear-wheel-drive roadster is being recalled because its traction control light might not come on when it should.
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Tesla Had To Redesign The Cybertruck Because Engineers Couldn't Make It Amphibious Like Musk Wanted
Tesla's engineering team reportedly took Elon Musk's tweets seriously and attempted to deliver everything he promised online.
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Turns Out You're Not Supposed To Celebrate A Wedding By Shooting A Gun From A Rental Lamborghini On The Highway
The Huracan was in a convoy of cars headed to a wedding, and the passenger who shot out of the window was arrested.
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VinFast Managed To Lose Over $700 Million In The First Quarter Of 2025
In this morning's edition, we're looking at VinFast's ruinous first-quarter finances, Bentley's tariff pricing plan, and more.
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Yes, Some Teslas Really Need A Jack Mode Just To Be Lifted, Here's Why
High-pressure blowouts can be dangerous and expensive, so make sure you follow these steps to jack up your Cybertruck, Model X, or S.
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Yes, Some Semi-Truck Drivers Still Thump Their Tires, Here's Why
Sometimes a low-tech solution is more than enough to get the job done.
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Spilled Brake Fluid On Your Car's Paint? Here's What You Need To Do ASAP
Most brake fluids are extremely corrosive to your car's paint, and if you spill them on it, you'll need to act quickly to avoid damage. Here's what to do.
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The Reason Why Flat-Plane Crank V8 Engines Sound So Distinctive
Have you ever wondered how two V8 engines can sound so different? It may come down to the crankshaft — here's why a flat-plane crank sounds so distinct.
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Automakers Are Scrambling For Magnets
This morning, we're looking at the fallout of China's ban on rare-earth magnet exports and the United States' tax on vehicle imports.
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At $8,500, Is This 1995 Chevy Corvette A Six-Speed Steal?
A manual gearbox and droppable roof make today's Corvette a perfect summer car. We'll have to see if its condition and price give us pause for that perfection.
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Does High Octane Fuel Actually Clean Your Engine?
Just about every gas station has a choice of regular, mid-grade, and premium fuels. So what is the benefit of the more expensive octane mixtures?
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Do Concrete Floors Actually Kill Car Batteries?
You may have been given advice that leaving a car battery on a concrete floor would cause it to discharge, but is that still the case? Let's take a look.
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How Lug Nuts Swell And Why It's A Problem
If your lug nuts have started to swell, changing a tire can be a major hassle. Here's why the problem can develop and what you can do to fix it.
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How Long Is Colorado's Eisenhower Tunnel (And Is It Safe To Drive Through)?
Over 50 years ago, workers punched a pair of mighty holes through the Rockies to form the Eisenhower Tunnel. How long is the tunnel, and is still safe to use?
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Do You Need To Change Transmission Fluid On A Sealed Transmission?
With the rise of sealed transmissions, it's harder than ever to change your own transmission fluid. But do you even have to change it these days?
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Tesla Owners Are Adding Emergency Rip Cords To Their Cars For A Terrifying Reason
If you get in a Tesla and notice a cord near the door handle, it's something the owner added after purchase. And there's a scary reason for it.
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What Does PDK Stand For And How Does It Work?
Due to the German origins of the term that PDK stands for, the acronym is a little inscrutable to U.S. Porsche owners. Here's what PDK means and what it does.
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George Lucas Was An Uncredited Cameraman On John Frankenheimer's 'Grand Prix' And It Changed The Course Of Cinema History
The 1966 racing film "Grand Prix" revolutionized cinematography, and we've got George Lucas to thank for it.
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Yes, Your Car Is Burning Oil, But Just How Much Is Normal?
It's normal for your car to use up the oil added to it, but if it is doing so too quickly it could be a cause for concern. Here's what you should look for.
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Utah Highway Patrol Cars Have Beehive Stickers On Them: Here's Why
The beehive emblem on the side of Utah State Patrol cars may seem a little whimsical, but there's a lot of history behind it. Here's the story.
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Dot 3 Vs. Dot 4 Brake Fluid: What's The Difference And Can They Be Mixed?
So just how different are the Dot 4 and Dot 4 formulas for brake fluid? Let's take a look at the chemical composition of these components to find out.
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How Long Should You Leave Your Car Running After A Jump Start?
Sooner or later, just about every driver experiences a dead car battery. Thankfully the jump start process is fairly dependable, but what should you do next?
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Nerf Bars Vs. Running Boards: Which Should You Consider For Your Truck?
Nerf bars and running boards provide a similar function on a truck or SUV, but which is going to be better for your vehicle? Let's take a closer look at both.
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You Accidentally Shifted Into Park While Driving. Did You Just Damage Your Transmission?
If you've ever accidentally knocked your gear into Park while driving, you know it doesn't sound good. So how bad is the potential damage? Let's find out.
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