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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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Subaru Settles Buggy EyeSight Lawsuit, And The Plaintiffs Are Only Getting $5,000
Subaru also promised to provide a warranty extension for any repairs to EyeSight systems, as well as reimbursement for some out-of-pocket expenses.
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Senate Hearing On Auto Affordability Postponed Due To Lack Of Elon Musk
We're looking at the upcoming Senate hearing on affordability, and automakers' grim outlooks for U.S. sales in 2026.
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At $8,750, Would You Look Into This 1989 Ford Probe GT?
Once tipped to replace the Mustang, could this Radwood-ready coupe insert itself into your garage?
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Converse (The Shoe Company) Used To Make Tires, Too
Converse is a legendary company, known primarily for its high-top basketball shoes. However, the manufacturer also made car tires at one time. Here's the story.
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This 'Mario Kart World' Speedrun Is The Most Precise Car Control You've Ever Seen
Video game speedruns are a far cry from racing a car in the real world, but it's amazing to see how precisely a vehicle can be controlled by experts.
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How To Tell If You Need New Brakes
There are lots of visual signs, sounds, and changes in driving characteristics that can alert you of the need to service, or in some cases, replace your brakes.
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Will Scratch Remover Ruin Your Paint Over Time?
A scratch on your car can be annoying, but you may be able to repair it. Here's what to know about scratch removers and whether they'll damage the paint.
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Is There A Reliable Ferrari? That Depends On Who You Ask
Italian sports cars have a reputation as unreliable, but is that fair? While some Ferraris have that rap as undependable, there are owners who swear by them.
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Chevy's Late-90s Vortec Heads Are A Small Block Secret Weapon
When it comes to engine building, cylinder heads are of utmost importance. Here's why Chevy's small-block Vortec heads could be worth adding to your project.
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5 Sedans With Better 0-60 Than The Charger Scat Pack
The 2026 Dodge Charger Scat Pack four-door model is ridiculously fast, especially for a sedan. However, these luxury sedans are even faster.
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How To Store Your Digital Car Keys On Your iPhone
Storing your digital car keys on your iPhone is a simple process, as long as you have a compatible device and a vehicle that supports this feature.
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What's The Difference Between 4L60E And 4L65E Transmissions?
Despite their similar names, there are some notable differences between the 4L60E and 4L65E. These differences come in their appearance and their performance.
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What Actually Happens To Tire Tread When It Wears Away, And Is It Harmful?
We know gas cars are bad for the environment. EVs are cleaner, but all cars have tires — and tire pollution is a source of toxic microplastics and chemicals.
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Do Subaru Boxer Engines Require Any Special Maintenance?
The unique style of Subaru boxer engines might seem like they need unique forms of maintenance. Here's how their maintenance needs differ from other engines.
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Sony And Honda's Afeela SUV Prototype Looks Just As Bland As The Sedan (And Will Probably Be Just As Questionably Priced)
Sony Honda Mobility says the Afeela SUV could go on sale in the U.S. in 2028.
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Mitsubishi Gets New Trial, May Not Owe $1 Billion For Alleged 3000GT Defects
It's still possible that Mitsubishi could be found liable, but at least it will be held to the proper standards this time.
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New Car Sales Are Booming For The Rich, Falling For Everyone Else
Only the rich can afford new cars, but they have no interest in Volkswagen or Audi, plus Mercedes-Benz, Lucid, Nuro, Uber move the needle on self-driving cars.
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11 Ways To Increase Horsepower Without An Engine Swap
Boosting your car's horsepower doesn't require an engine swap. In fact, these methods are all likely to result in horsepower bumps of varying degrees.
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At $38,500, Could This 2008 2008 Bentley Arnage Mulliner Fit You To A T?
What's your take on that chance at this car's $38,500 asking? Does that feel like a fair risk to take for so much luxury piled into one single car?
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This Is How Diesel Fuel Is Made
Diesel doesn't magically come out from underground — it's engineered through a complex refining process that involves many steps and lots of heat.
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How Old Is Too Old For Your Kid To Use A Car Seat Safely? Here's What Experts Say
Car seats are meant to keep children safe, but there are upper limits to when your child should be in a car seat. We checked what the experts have to say.
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What Causes Cylinder Wall Scoring (And How To Prevent It)
Cylinder wall scoring can lead to plenty of problems in an engine. Here are the types of things that can cause scoring, as well as how you can prevent it.
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GM Owners Want Thicker Oil In The Next-Gen V8: Here's Why
Although General Motors has been using thinner oil in its engines for some time now, recent developments have led to its drivers wanting thicker oil.
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Ford Made Tractors For Decades. Here's When It Stopped
Ford is now known for cars, but in its long history it also has made airplanes and, for many decades, tractors. In fact, it pioneered mass tractor production.
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How Does The 12V Cummins Diesel Compare To The 24V Version?
The 12V Cummins diesel engine and its 24V version share numerous traits, including displacement. But their differences make the engines quite distinct.
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