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We Need To Talk About The Glaring Automotive Omission In 'Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning'
In what may or may not be the last "Mission" film, it seems wrong not to put Tom Cruise on two wheels.
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Stellantis Gets A New CEO
In this morning's edition, we're looking at the new top dog at Stellantis, as well as Nissan's need for an influx of new cash quick.
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At $8,500, Will This 1986 Dodge Omni GLH Sell Like Hell?
Massaged by racing royalty, could this little hatchback scratch your itch for a classic Golf GTI?
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Okay, Hear Me Out: Toyota Sienna Magnolia Edition With Wood-Paneled Sliding 'Barn Doors'
I think I have a way for Toyota to sell more Siennas or at least make the Dallas Target Moms sweat a little before deciding to stick with their Ford Explorers.
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Does Anyone Still Make A V10 Engine In 2025?
The short answer is no, with the recent death of an iconic Italian V10.
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Jump-Starting A Hybrid Can Be Risky. Here's The Right Way To Do It
It's easy to make mistakes when you're under pressure, and jump-starting a hybrid the wrong way definitely counts as a mistake. Just how bad is it?
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An 80-Year-Old Jeep Still Has The Goods
Not fast, not luxurious, but overflowing with retro off-roader appeal.
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This Is How The World's First Blind Spot Monitor Worked On The 2003 Volvo XC90
Crane your neck really hard. Adjust your mirrors really wide. There were lots of suggestions about how to see in blind spots. Then came the 2003 Volvo XC90.
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Citroën's Hydropneumatic Suspension Made Rides Smoother (With A Catch)
Citroën built a signature suspension that provided a wonderfully smooth ride. Ultimately, though, there was a problem that it couldn't survive.
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NASCAR Champ And 'Best Driver In The World' Wrecked Himself In Two Different Races On The Same Day
Kyle Larson's self-imposed double race challenge this weekend did not go according to plan.
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Refreshed Tesla Model Y Is A Dud In Europe As April Sales Fall 49%
Dwindling sales of Tesla's most important EV, plus job losses and manufacturing shake-ups. It's all happening in today's Morning Shift.
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At $2,450, Is This 1967 Ford Cortina GT A Restorative Deal?
According to its seller, today's Nice Price or No Dice Cortina GT is "mostly there." As an obvious project car, we'll need to decide if it's worth saving and, if so, at what cost.
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YouTubers Are Already Restoring 'Barn-Find' BMW E36 M3s, In Case You Wanted To Feel Ancient Today
The folks at StanceWorks dragged this $8,000 decrepit M3 out of its hiding place to set about putting it right again, and the finished result is truly stunning.
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Should You Swap To A Lightweight Flywheel? Here's When It Makes Sense
Changing your steel flywheel to an aluminum one can affect the weight and the power of the vehicle. However, there are times when it isn't worth the job.
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Why Buy A Camper When You Could Build A Stealthier One Out Of Pallets Yourself?
If you want a travel trailer but don't have six figures to throw around, are you out of luck? Nope. Just build your own like our friend Steve Wallis did here.
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These Cars Are Going To Age Terribly
Through the annals of automotive history, some cars have undeniably aged worse than others, and our readers predicted what current models will age the worst.
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At $15,500, Could This 2001 BMW Z3 3.0i Be Peak Roadster?
With its low miles and impressive presentation, today's Nice Price or No Dice Z3 looks to be quite a catch for any sun-loving sports car enthusiast.
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Here's How Keyless Cars Can Start Even With A Dead Fob Battery
The keyless car is a marvel of engineering. But how is it that they can start even when the battery in your key fob goes dead? The answer lies in science.
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This Is What Money Shifting Actually Does To Your Car
They call it a money shift because making this mistake with your manual transmission can cost you big bucks. But what does it actually do to your car?
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Why Serpentine Belt Tension Might Matter More Than You Think
You know that belt that spins really fast when your engine is on? It's actually one of the most important components to keep your car moving. Here's why.
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These Are Our Favorite NA Miata Pop-Up Headlight Mods
If you love your Mazda NA Miata, but you don't love its '90s-style pop-up headlights, you may want to make a change. Here are our favorite Miata headlight mods.
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Semi-Truck Blind Spots Are Terrifying. Here's How To Stay Out Of Them
When you're sharing the road with huge semi-trucks, you'll be a lot safer if you can avoid their even bigger blind spots. Here's how to do it.
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How To Park On An Incline Without Damaging Your Transmission
Your transmission can make thousands of gear changes with no trouble, but park wrong on an incline and you're courting disaster. Here's how to do it right.
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These New EVs All Depreciate Faster Than A Tesla Model 3
If you're on the fence about the Model 3, here are other EVs that will depreciate more in five years. After all, no one wants to lose money faster than Tesla.
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Colorado's New Favorite License Plate Isn't Fancy, And Other States Should Take Note
While license plates often serve as elaborate billboards for state tourism, a retro plate that offers no frills has captured Colorado's imagination.
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Ever Notice Those Colored Lines On New Tires? Here's What They Mean
The colored lines you'll see on new tires at a store have specific meanings that vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. Here's what they're about.
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