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The 1956 General Motors Firebird II Had An Engine That Reached 35,000 RPM
How often have we heard something described as the car of the future? But in 1956, GM made a concept car that really did have a futuristic feel.
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Driverless Car Crashes Into Pole Following LA Police Chase, But It Wasn't A Robotaxi
A driverless car crashed into a pole in Los Angeles last Thursday night, following a police chase. It wasn't a Cruise or a Waymo though.
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These Mods May Look Good, But They'll Just Make Your Car Slower
Most gearheads have considered at least one modification to make their cars quicker. However, don't waste your money on the ones that will only do the opposite.
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Why Old Diesel Trucks Are Suddenly So Expensive
Here are several convenience reasons that old diesel trucks on Facebook Marketplace are being sold for more than your grandpa thinks they should be.
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Why Ram And Dodge Aren't The Same Brand Anymore
Once upon a time, Ram was part of the Dodge name. Here's why the company decided to split them up and what the future looks like for the successful brands.
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BMW Is Making 70 Of These Gorgeous M8-Based Speedtop Shooting Brakes
The new Speedtop is a two-door wagon version of the Skytop that was shown last year, and it'll likely cost around $500,000.
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Rivian R2 Prototypes Have Hidden Yetis In Their Camouflage Wraps
Rivian says that the "latest wraps serve as a reminder that even in the most technical phases of development, there's still room to have a little fun."
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California's Emissions Standards Are A Thing Of The Past
In this morning's edition, the Senate revokes California's right to set its own emissions standards, and Chinese cars are enrapturing European buyers.
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At $6,800, Is This 2004 Saab 9-5 An Aero Straight To The Heart?
Saab may be long gone, but beloved models like today's Nice Price or No Dice 9-5 Aero are heart-warming reminders of what once was.
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Watch A Dump Truck Smash Into A House From The Dump Truck's Perspective
Getting smashed into by an out-of-control 73,000-pound dump truck is a bad day for a house, but have you wondered what it's like from the truck's perspective?
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What's The Point Of Negative Camber Wheels?
Past a certain point negative camber is just an aesthetic decision, a matter of taste.
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Tear Up The Trails, Literally, With The 2026 Chevrolet Silverado EV Trail Boss
Chevrolet did not say how much the Silverado EV Trail Boss weighs, but with the Extended Range battery, expect it to clock in over the 8,500-pound mark.
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Tesla Loses To BYD In Europe
Today, we're looking at European buyers are picking BYD over Tesla, and the UAW says Stellantis' proposed Detroit hub will cut jobs.
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At $14,000, Does This 1968 Plymouth Represent A Valiant Effort?
Once dubbed America's most reliable car, does this original-spec example of Auto industry downsizing justify a $14,000 price tag?
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Why Your Chrome Wheels Are Pitting, And How To Stop It
If you're committed to keeping your chrome, there are a few steps you can take to prolong the finish.
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Elon Musk Says Tesla Robotaxi Service Is Starting Next Month, But It'll Be Extremely Limited
Today, we're looking at Elon Musk says robotaxis are starting in Austin, Texas next month, EV charger installation is drastically down thanks to Trump.
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2026 Toyota RAV4 Goes Hybrid-Only, Adds PHEV GR Sport Version With 320 HP
The sixth-generation RAV4 has fresh styling, an overhauled interior and trim levels including a rugged Woodland and new GR Sport tuned by the Gazoo Racing team.
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The Trump Administration Is Twisting Facts Big Time In Its Latest Attack On EVs
Sean Duffy's DOT and Republicans in Congress have grossly distorted what NHTSA actually did back in 2023 when it proposed new fuel economy standards.
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At $68,000, Is This 2008 Audi R8 Anything Other Than Great?
A rare six-speed stick and unique paint scheme make today's Nice Price or No Dice R8 Quattro stand out from the crowd.
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Watch The First Ever Multi-Car Pileup Crash Test
This crash test simulated a multi-car pileup on a freeway, which in the real world poses a significant challenge for accident investigators.
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Does Automatic Start/Stop Actually Improve Fuel Economy?
While some drivers may find automatic start/stop technology annoying in cars, daily drivers in urban settings stand to benefit greatly from the feature.
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Why Do Truck Owners Install Bypass Oil Filters, And Is It Worth You Doing?
Every gas-powered vehicle comes with an oil filter, right? So why do some truck owners install second "bypass" oil filters? And should you do it, too?
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Everything You'll Need To Remove And Replace A Windshield Yourself
Replacing a car's windshield has gotten more difficult over the years with more and more safety technology, but the basic repair principles still apply.
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New Cars Don't All Come With Dipsticks Anymore, Here's Why
If you've gone under the hood of a lot of late-model cars, you may have noticed something missing: the dipstick. Why do so many new cars lack them?
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Slate Auto Already Has 100,000 Reservations For Its Truck
We're checking out the lightning-fast fundraising start Slate Auto is experiencing and how Subaru is raising some prices because of President Trump's tariffs.
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At $9,995, Does This 2004 Subaru WRX STi Have A Few Tricks Up Its Sleeve?
Today's 2004 Subaru Impreza WRX STi was built to go head to head on the rally circuit and the street against the likes of the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution.
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Is Warming Up Your Engine Still A Smart Habit Or Just A Thing Of The Past?
It seems like every winter, there's a debate about whether you should still warm up your engine before starting out for a drive. Well, should you?
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