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Your Real Car Needs Hot Wheels-Style Wheels
Why settle for a classic Hot Wheels wheel design brought back in die cast, when it could be applied to your real-life tuner car?
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European Cars Are Back On The Menu, But Prices Will Rise
We're looking at the U.S.'s shiny new trade deal with the EU, as well as how our tariffs have driven poverty among now-former Canadian auto workers.
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At $59,500, Is This 1997 Lotus Esprit V8 A Legendary Deal?
This 1997 Lotus Esprit twin-turbo V8 was built just five years before the model's demise and could be considered the ultimate expression of the line.
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How Do Exhaust Brakes Work On A Diesel Engine?
Not all braking systems on semis have to be loud to be effective. Exhaust brakes make a fraction of the noise that compression brakes do, here's how they work.
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Want To Add Solar Power To Your RV? Here's What You Should Know First
Adding solar power to your RV frees you up from hookups and opens up a whole new world of possibilities. Here's what you need to know before you invest.
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What Are The Blue Lights On Some Florida Traffic Signals Used For?
Strange blue traffic signals have begun popping up in Florida and other states, but most drivers don't know what to make of them. We've done some investigating.
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Why Cars Still Don't Have Airless Tires, Yet
After decades of development, we still don't have flat-proof no-maintenance airless tires. What are their pros and cons, and what's the holdup?
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Why Do Jeeps Have A Seven-Slot Grille? There's More Than One Theory
There are many ideas about why Jeeps today have two slots fewer in their grilles than during WWII. Our writer plowed through all the paperwork for the answer.
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Wyomingites Probably Put More Miles On Their Cars Than You Do
Residents of Wyoming rack up far more miles a year than other drivers. There are reasons for that ... and mileage affects what drivers pay for insurance.
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Do You Need To Bleed Brakes After Changing Pads?
After you change your brake pads, do you need to bleed the brakes? The answer's less straightforward than you may think. Here's how to know what to do.
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These US States Make Sleeping In Your Car Almost Impossible
If you're planning a road trip and hoping to keep things cheap by sleeping in your car, make sure you check out local laws before you pull over for the night.
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Is Costco's Gas Discount Worth The Membership? Here's The Math That Matters
Costco gas is generally cheaper than competitors', but does it justify the membership? Here's the answer ... and the one place non-members can gas up at Costco.
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Diesel Oil Vs. Gasoline Oil: What's The Difference?
If YouTubers can put diesel oil in an old classic car, why can't you? Let's take a look at why these two formulas are different and why they shouldn't be mixed.
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How To Fix The Rattle On A Loose Tow Hitch
There are lots of ways to fix the rattle on a loose tow hitch. Some of them cost a little bit of money, but there are free ways, too, for the handy DIYer.
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Is Lane Splitting Legal In Colorado In 2025?
The laws for motorcyclists in Colorado have changed, but does that mean that lane splitting is legal now? The answer gets a little technical.
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Are Porsche's PSCB Brakes Just A Compromise Or A Clever Middle Ground?
Porsche's Surface Coated Brakes are the middle child with a tungsten-carbide twist.
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Continental Tire Recalls 542 General Altimax RT45 Tires For Sudden Tread Loss
Continental Tire notified the NHTSA that it is recalling 542 General Tire Altimax RT45 tires because they may suddenly lose air or lose their tread.
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How To Read The Oil Level On A Dipstick Correctly, And The 3 Big Reasons It Might Be Dropping Fast
Unsure of what you're looking for when you pull the dipstick out of your engine? Worried about oil consumption? Here's our guide to monitoring oil levels.
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What's Oil Stop Leak Meant To Do, And What Should You Know Before You Try It?
Does oil stop leak really work the way it sounds? Are there are any risks associated with it? Let's take a look at how it works and when to use it.
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Tesla Owners Say This Is The Worst Part Of The Warranty
What's the worst part about a warranty from Tesla? It might be the things that are barely mentioned at all. Here are the issues owners have reported.
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Why Do F1 Tires Look So Shiny?
If you're a Formula 1 racing fan, you may have noticed that in recent years the tires have a surprising glossiness. It's all about the way they're made.
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Genesis G90s With Brush Guards And Lights Are The Coolest Way To Transport VIPs
Kuwait's fleet of G90s includes 40 cars that will be used for official ceremonies and operations and 7 that will be used to transport high-ranking officials.
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Honest Mechanic Finds And Returns Wallet 11 Years After Autoworker Lost It In A Ford Edge
The wallet was lost when the Edge was at the factory, and somehow it stayed in the air box since then.
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Massive Car Explosion In Virginia Parking Lot Blamed On Faulty Fuel Tank
The good news is, according to the Arlington County Fire Department, no one died in the explosion. In fact, there weren't even any injuries.
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Trump's Tariffs Just Cost Volkswagen $1.5 Billion
Volkswagens grapples with a massive tariff hit, Kia looks to take advantage of the situation President Trump created, Tesla faces another setback in Europe.
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At $23,500, Could This 1960 Imperial Crown Make You Feel Like Royalty?
Today's Imperial is loaded with features as well as audacious '60s style. Let's see what this Chrysler-eclipsing classic might reasonably be worth.
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What GT Stands For (And Why It Doesn't Always Mean The Same Thing)
The initials "GT" in a car's name have a specific definition. But there's also the part where automakers say, "It means what I choose it to mean."
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