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Can You Use A Remote Starter On A Manual Transmission Car?
If you have a manual transmission car, you may envy those with automatics who can remote start and pre-warm their engines. So, can manuals get in on it?
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Nantucket Seagull Smashes Car Window With A Clam — Talk About Fowl Play
Police say the bird likely missed the paved parking lot at the Wicked Island Bakery and accidentally hit the window of general manager Heather Woodbury's car.
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When The ABS Light Turns On, How Long Is It Safe To Keep Driving?
When a dashboard light illuminates, it's sometimes a signal to pull over to the side of the road and stop. Do you need to do that if the ABS light goes on?
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These Are The 5 Safest New Pickup Trucks You Can Get (According To IIHS)
Pickups bring a lot to the table, from their ability to haul cargo around to their rugged design. However, safety is another factor to keep in mind when buying.
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How To Prevent Your DPF From Getting Clogged
A clogged diesel particulate filter (DPF) can cause major issues. Fortunately, there are ways to avoid it. Here's how to prevent your DPF from clogging.
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This Georgia Town Has More Golf Carts Than Cars And It's By Design
A Georgia town 20 minutes south of Atlanta has an entire path network dedicated to Golf Carts, so, by design people drive golf carts more than their cars.
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Ever Noticed Tennis Balls On Top Of Trailer Ball Hitches? Here's Why People Use Them
You've probably seen tennis balls stuck onto trailer ball hitches, which is done as an inexpensive and effective means of protection. Here's how it helps.
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Hyundai Recalls Nearly Every Palisade It Ever Sold For Seatbelt Issue
NHTSA says about 1% of these vehicles may be equipped with seat belt buckles in the first and second row outboard seats built from out-of-spec components.
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Where Did British Racing Green Come From?
If you're a fan of motorsports, then you've probably heard of British Racing Green. Despite the color's fame, its history is somewhat shrouded in mystery.
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Here's How Much Platinum Is Actually Inside Your Catalytic Converter
Catalytic converters are frequent targets of theft, thanks to the inclusion of various precious metals. Here's how much platinum they actually contain.
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Here's How RV Antifreeze Is Different From The Regular Stuff
Antifreeze is an essential component for vehicles with internal combustion engines. However, not all antifreeze is equal. Here's what sets RV antifreeze apart.
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Why Did Detroit Diesel Phase Out Its Two Stroke Engine?
Detroit Diesel built its well known two stroke engine for decades after getting its start during World War II, so why did it eventually phase it out?
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What Happens If You Overfill Power Steering Fluid
Overfilling your car's power steering can have disastrous consequences. If you accidentally pour too much liquid, here's what can happen and how to fix it.
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Nerd Out On Car Design With This New Series Where Hot Wheels Designers Talk With Automotive Designers
The first episode of "Driving Design" features Alex Alexiev, McLaren's principal designer, talking with Craig Callum, Hot Wheels' senior design manager.
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Michelin Put 40,000 Miles On An E36 BMW M3 Lightweight To Improve Its Tires
Michelin bought this M3 Lightweight used in 2000 with roughly 10,000 miles on the odometer and it has been used for tire testing and driver training ever since.
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These U.S. States Still Don't Have Motorcycle Helmet Laws
Some states like to play it fast and loose with the safety of their motorcycle-riding public.
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Are Silicone Wiper Blades Better Than Rubber?
Silicone wiper blades are often more expensive than standard rubber varieties, but are they actually better? Here's what you need to know before buying.
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The Original Ford Maverick Had Some Great Colors, How Does The New Truck Stack Up?
It's not exactly a bold statement to point out that the original 1970-1977 Ford Maverick and the 2022-current Ford Maverick don't have a whole lot in common.
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Can Carbon Fiber Wheels Be Repaired?
Replacing a set of damaged carbon fiber wheels is highly expensive. Here's how to know when you can repair them and when it's time to buy new.
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These US States Have The Highest Dealer Fees
Just because you've negotiated a price for that car, don't think you've found the bottom line. There are dealer fees, too, from low to ridiculously high.
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Private Jet Goes Off Runway And Crashes Into House, Luckily Without Hurting Anyone
A Kentucky resident received an unexpected visitor when an airplane crashed into the side of her home.
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Stolen Car Jumps Seattle Drawbridge To Evade Police
The stolen Audi Q5 broke through barriers and jumped across the gap in the bridge, risking a plunge of more than 40 feet to the water below.
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Rolls-Royce Cullinan Cosmos Has The Milky Way Freehand Painted Onto The Headliner For A 4-Year-Old Who Loves Space
The Cullinan Cosmos' headliner has an "ethereal interpretation" of the Milky Way, freehand painted by a single artist over the course of more than 160 hours.
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Second-Gen Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Is A Renault-Based EV That Actually Looks... Really Good?
I think the electric Eclipse Cross looks great — we partially have Renault to thank for that.
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Maserati Says Goodbye To Its All-Electric Dreams
Maserati says it's done with the idea of going all electric, Subaru says goodbye to Legacy production in the U.S., and more.
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At $49,750, Does This 1986 Ferrari Mondial Dial Up Your Interest?
As it represents a model that was once widely unloved, today's Mondial is now one of the cheapest ways to get a Prancing Horse on your key fob.
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5 Vanity Plates Owners Regretted Getting
Whether you're trying to trick the DMV, pay tribute to your favorite TV show, or simply show your love for your ride, you may end up wishing you hadn't.
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