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Here's What You Should Know About Topping Off Your Engine Oil
Every driver should know how to check and top off engine oil. Here’s how to read the dipstick, add oil the right way, and keep your car running smoothly.
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Pontiac Made A Straight-6 Decades Before It Was Popular
Pontiac’s 1926 inline-6 combined solid performance with comfort, redefining affordability and setting new standards in early automotive design.
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Why NASCAR Cars Have A Tear-Off Windshield
Ever wondered why NASCAR pit crews peel layers off racecar windshields? This practice began in the '90s and is all about keeping vision clear.
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This 1952 Vespa Sailed Across The English Channel (Yes, Really)
A French motorcycle racing icon took to the high seas in 1952 to cross the English Channel under the power of a modified Vespa — here's how it happened.
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How Often Should You Change Your Coolant? It's Not Always Every 30,000 Miles
From IAT to HOAT, different coolant types directly affect your car’s maintenance schedule. Learn how often you really need to change your coolant.
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You Don't Need An Adventure Motorcycle To Go Motocamping
Sure, you may not have real camping experience, but if you have a motorcycle--any motorcycle--the world is your oyster.
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At $250,000, Does This 2010 WaterCar Python Float Your Boat?
Claimed to be one of only two prototypes in the world, today's Python commands both the land and the sea. Does its price tag also commands our attention?
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Is Driving With A Broken Windshield Illegal?
Uh-oh, you've got a crack in your windshield. Or a star. Or a chip. Can you drive with a less-than-perfect windshield? How about with no windshield at all?
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4 Signs It's Time For New Spark Plugs
Worn spark plugs can really hurt performance and fuel economy. Here's how to tell if it’s time to replace them to keep your engine running smooth.
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At $6,700, Is This 2001 BMW 330xi A Blast-From-The-Past Bargain?
Refreshingly free of huge dashboard screens, and surefooted on its all-wheel drive, is this a must-have sedan from BMW's halcyon days?
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Attempted Shooting In Atlanta Airport Stopped After Shooter's Family Turns Him In
Atlanta police arrested Billy Joe Cagle, of Cartersville, Georgia, before he was able to go through with it, likely saving several lives in the process.
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Ferrari Just Filed A Patent For Side-Dump Exhausts, Because Hell Yeah
Side exhausts haven't been seen on a production sports car since the Viper. Is Ferrari preparing to bring them back?
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There's Another Chip Shortage Coming To Screw Up Vehicle Production
The auto industry is gearing up for another semiconductor chip shortage, and Jaguar-Land Rover's cyberattack cost the UK economy over $2.5 billion.
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At $8,900, Will This 2004 Acura RSX Score A Coupe Coup?
A little coupe with a big following, and in seemingly great condition despite the age. What's not to like?
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Do Cabela's And Bass Pro Shops Let You Park Your RV Overnight?
On your way to or from a campsite, you may need a place to park your RV overnight. Some stores welcome RVers. Are Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's among them?
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Does Insurance Cover The Aftermarket Or Custom Parts On A Modified Car?
Getting your insurance company to cover your aftermarket parts is possible, but it may require additional coverage or a specialty provider. Here's what to know.
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Mazda's Famous Red Paint Still Turns Heads: Here's Why It's Special
Mazda's Soul Red Crystal paint is unlike any other, both in its ingredients and how it's applied. The result is a look that dances and shimmers.
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6 Car Mods That Hurt Resale Value (And 5 That Improve It)
Spending money on mods often impacts the resale price of a car down the road — but not always in the direction you might expect.
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Two Tennessee Cities Take The Crown For America's Worst Drivers
A new study shows that drivers in two Tennessee cities are the worst in the nation. But there are conflicting studies that show drivers elsewhere as the pits.
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383 Stroker Engine: Why The Chevy Small Block Is Still A Muscle Car Favorite
The 383 wasn't created by Chevy, but the bow tie has adopted it, as have lots of muscle-car owners. The secret is its "just right" Goldilocks appeal.
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Home Depot Will Let You Park Overnight In Your RV, But You Better Not Make A Mess
If you want to park your RV at Home Depot, the rules are simple: be kind, be courteous and call ahead.
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Should You Get Extra Rental Car Insurance? Your Options Explained
Do you reflexively decline the extra insurance when you rent a car? You may be making a smart move, or you could be opening yourself up to lots more costs.
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VW ID Buzz Production Paused Due To Weak Demand
Volkswagen pauses ID Buzz production in Germany because not enough people want one, and the Tesla Model Y and Model 3 Standard may hurt Tesla's bottom line.
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What Car Is Your Art Heist Get Away Car?
If the Direction Générale de la Sécurité Intérieure is reading this, we're asking on a purely theoretical basis...
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At $8,700, Would You Go Full Hooligan In This 2003 Dodge Neon SRT-4?
Finally, a Neon SRT-4 almost completely free of the amateur tuner's curse.
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This Modified 821HP Chevy Performance LT4 Crate Engine Sold For More Than A New SUV
What would make a single engine worth more than a whole SUV? The team at Late Model Engines made a ton of changes to a Chevy power plant get that to happen.
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What's The Difference Between Detonation And Pre-Ignition?
Find out what triggers detonation and pre-ignition, why ignition timing really matters, and how these problems can seriously damage your engine.
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