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What Is A Dual-Mass Flywheel And Why Do Automakers Use Them?
Every now and then, a mechanic or engineer will start talking about dual-mass flywheels, but what are they? And why would car makers use them?
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Finding Gas Higher Than 90 Octane In Alaska Is Oddly Hard (Here Are Some Theories Why)
It's difficult to find gas above 90 octane in Alaska, but why? As it turns out, the real reasons are surprisingly mundane and have to do with geography.
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Eddie Van Halen Used His Lamborghini Miura On 'Panama,' Here's What It Looks Like Today
Miuras will always be cool, but this particular Miura comes with more than a hint of rock star about it. Rumor has it, it's a musician in its own right.
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How Catastrophically Bad Is Rod Knock For Your Engine?
If you hear a knocking sound from the bowels of your engine, it could be rod knock, but what exactly is it, and just how catasrophic can it be?
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Should You Ditch Your Concrete Driveway For This Eco-Friendly Alternative?
Concrete is hardwearing and tough, and it's a common building material, but could there be a better, more eco-friendly alternative for your driveway?
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Hit-And-Run Crashes Are Killing More People Than Ever, According To AAA Study
According to a study from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, pedestrian and cyclist deaths as a result of hit-and-run crashes are now at an all-time high.
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Here's What To Know When You're Considering A Diesel Swap
Switching from a gasoline engine to a diesel-powered setup is an enticing possibility, but it requires a lot more work than you might think.
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These Cars Made Similar Horsepower From Wildly Different Engines
Engine size can be misleading. Here are several examples of engines from opposite ends of the size spectrum that produce similar levels of horsepower.
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Cop Hood Surfs On Random Driver's Car To Catch Teen On Minibike
To catch a few teens riding minibikes without headlights, an Oklahoma City cop commandeered the hood of a strangers car and turned it into a pursuit vehicle.
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Petersen Museum's New Fast & Furious Exhibit Has Something For Everyone, But Especially The Nerds
“A Fast & Furious Legacy: 25 Years of Automotive Icons” features nearly two dozen cars from all ten Fast Saga movies, including some more obscure favorites.
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These 9 Vehicles Still Offer Front Bench Seats
Front bench seats are a rarity in the modern era, but a few certain modern-day vehicles include extra room for a third person to sit up front.
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IIHS Will Begin Rating The Safety Of Cargo Vans, Work Trucks, And Other Commercial Vehicles This Spring
Cargo vans, work trucks, and commercial vehicles make up a big percentage of vehicles on the road today. It's about time they got some safety ratings.
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Hyundai Casper Lounge Is A Gussied-Up Electric City Car That I Need Like I Need Air To Breathe
The Casper Lounge has incredible wheels, real leather seats and other premium features. Plus, it's just damn adorable.
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Porsche Cayenne Ultra EVO Pre-Runner Is Ready To Take On The Desert With 650 HP And 8 Extra Inches Of Girth
Reworking a Cayenne Turbo with a carbon widebody, long-travel suspension, and a 650-hp version of the original V8 makes for one hell of a luxury off-roader.
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Convicted Nikola Fraudster Trevor Milton Gets The Team Back Together For One Last Job
If I were a betting woman, I wouldn't put my money on SyberJet's horse.
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Tesla Dodges 2-Million-Car Recall
We're looking at Tesla avoiding a multi-million-car recall, and Chrysler's new boss needing to actually do something with the nameplate and more.
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At $6,200, Is This 1994 Subaru Justy 4WD A Justifiable Deal?
What's your take on this Justy at that $6,200 asking price? Does that price feel totally un-Justy-fied?
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Stop Saying This White Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud Belonged To John Lennon
Rumor has it that Lennon's 1965 Rolls-Royce Phantom V is rotting in a Florida parking lot, but that's not the case. Here's the true story of this iconic car.
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This 2024 Chevy Silverado Has Been In The Body Shop For Over A Year Because No Replacement Wiring Harness Is Available
Chevy has reportedly sent five different wiring harness in an attempt to repair an owner's busted Silverado, but according to the owner, none of them fit.
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Stay Tuned Is YouTube's Most Eclectic Hot Rodder By Far
Tony Angelo has been building fast and somewhat sketchy cars for longer than many of you reading this have been alive.
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It'll Be A Cold Day In Hell Before You Catch Me Riding This 100 MPH Electric Scooter
Three electric motors and a massive box frame make this home-built scooter an insanely fast creation, but that doesn't mean we'd want to ride it.
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Green Over Confetti Print Might Be The Ideal Spec, And This Subaru Vivio Even Has T-Tops
This bright-eyed and bushy-tailed little Vivio is exceptionally darling, for an array of reasons.
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Uber And Rivian Team Up On $1.25 Billion Robotaxi Gamble
We're looking at Rivian's new team-up with Uber on robotaxis, as well as the war on Iran's effects on Japanese supply chains and more.
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At $33,000, Is This 1987 Twin Turbo Callaway Corvette Too Much Of A Good Deal?
What do you say? Is this Callaway Corvette worth $33,000 as it sits? Or, like the two turbos, does that price tag totally blow?
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Those Yellow Crash Barrels Along The Highway Aren't All The Same
Big yellow barrels often line the sides of highways or exit ramps, and the engineering behind them is different depending on speed limits and locations.
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Chrysler's Sad Merch Shop Just Reminds Us Of When The Brand Mattered
Chrysler's merch store is just sad.
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5 Rare And Valuable Yenko Chevys From The Height Of Muscle Car Excess
Yenko-converted Chevrolet cars were impressive beasts in the muscle car era, and some of them are extremely valuable due to how few were made.
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