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Why DCTs Need Special Fluid, And What Happens If You Don't Use It
A dual-clutch transmission is a complicated piece of equipment, so if you don't use the right oil to save a few bucks, you may end up spending much more.
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Why You Should Have A Borescope Even If You're Not An Expert Mechanic
There are many mechanical tools that would come in handy for the average application. For example, a baroscope can look in every nook and cranny in your home.
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You Might Not Know What A Deleted Truck Is, But You've Probably Seen One
A deleted truck isn't a glitch on the road, but it's definitely something you don't want to be caught having. Here's what it means to have a deleted truck.
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Stellantis Promised It Would Be All-In On EVs By Now, So What Happened?
Stellantis promised to spend over €30 billion between its 2021 EV day and the start of the 2025 calendar year. We dug into where the company stands now.
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Turbocharging A Carburetor Isn't As Ridiculous As It Sounds
Though it’s a tricky process, the idea of turbocharging a carbureted engine isn’t impossible. You only need to add a few modifications to get it boosted.
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Michigan Police Cars Still Rock Old-School Style Lights For A Reason
No one wants police lights flashing behind them, but if you're driving through Michigan, you may be more curious than upset due to the historical bubble light.
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Who Owns The Packard Brand Now, And Could It Be Revived?
Packard came out with its version of a car well before the Model T drove off the assembly line. With a new owner of the company, though, a revival is possible.
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Did You Just Buy A Stolen Car? Here's How To Check
Though your used car may be a shiny new treasure for you, there's always the chance it has a tarnished history of theft. Here's how to check on its past.
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If Your Engine Oil Smells Like Gas, This Is Probably Why
Whether you're changing your oil or simply checking its level, if you smell gasoline, there's a problem. Here's why it's an issue and what could be causing it.
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A Slender Build Is No Guarantee You'll Fit Comfortably In The BMW M3 Competition's Carbon-Fiber Bucket Seats
The BMW M3 now comes with a massive grille that doesn't exactly match the rest of the car, but it's also become infamous for optional carbon-fiber bucket seats.
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Singer's Naturally Aspirated Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe Will Really Blaze It With 420 HP And 1980s Style
The latest Porsche 911 reimagined by Singer takes inspiration from the widebody Carrera with Super Sport Equipment of the 1980s.
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California And Utah Are Finally Cracking Down On Their Rich Residents Who Register Supercars In Montana To Avoid Paying Taxes
The California DMV is using surveillance systems and plate readers to search for vehicles with Montana plates and find registration violators and tax evaders.
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New Tariffs Could Add Up To $15,000 Per Vehicle
The arguments over just how expensive new cars are going to get continue.
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At $16,000, Does This 1991 VW Doka Do The Deed?
Showing the rich patina of a truck that hasn't been coddled, this '91 Doka also has the price tag to match.
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Does A Roof Box Hurt Your Car's Performance?
Nobody likes taking the roof box off their car, but laziness could be costing you more than you'd expect.
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The Only Pininfarina-Designed Long-Wheelbase 1969 Porsche 911 In The World Is For Sale
The 1969 B17 concept was designed by Pininfarina as a more spacious four-seat 911, and this is the only one ever built.
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'God Speed You! Black Emperor' Is A Fascinating Look At A Real Japanese Biker Gang
This 1976 documentary is an anthropological study of the bosozoku.
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How Much Power Does A V10-Swapped Lincoln Continental Make? Builders Hit The Dyno To Find Out
When you toss a build onto a dyno for the first time, especially one as complicated as this one, it's a win if everything goes right and nothing blows up.
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In Defense Of The Fiat 500L
The Fiat 500L offers a rare combination of fun, whimsy, and practicality, and I'll stand up for it, even if I'm the only one standing.
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Elon Musk Isn't Leaving Tesla Anytime Soon
Rumors of a Tesla CEO shakeup, struggles at American automakers, and the tariff fallout continues.
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At $4,500, Would You Sink Your Claws Into This 1992 Eagle Talon?
Spawn of one of the stranger collaborations in American motoring history, does this affordable 90s coupe soar?
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NY Yankees Players Drive Some Seriously Boring Cars
While it's fun to admire their glamorous lives, it's quite refreshing to see that many Major League Baseball players drive quite mundane cars like you and me.
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43 Stolen Luxury Cars Worth $3,650,000 Found In Two Bronx Parking Garages
Luxury cars stolen to order sounds like a movie plot, but it was a very lucrative heist for one recently-busted crime ring.
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U-Haul's New Toy Hauler Trailer Is Rated To Pull Bigger And Heavier Loads
Whether it's a bigger car, or something without four wheels (or even a hot-tub), U-Haul's new trailer is much more flexible - and more expensive.
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Aston Martin DBX S Has 23-Inch Magnesium Wheels And A Grille Designed For Better Weight Distribution
Was the DBX707 slow? Probably not, but that hasn't stopped Aston Martin from putting its performance SUV on a diet.
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Citroën Ami Buggy Does Away With Its Doors And Roof, But Adds Steelies And A Robot Bobblehead
Clearly there's demand for these adorable doorless, roofless micro EVs so following the Ami's recent facelift the Buggy version is no longer limited production.
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Notorious 1980s Millionaire Serial Killer Raced Porsches In His Spare Time
About a dozen deaths and dozens more sexual assaults are attributed to Christopher Wilder, who raced in the 1983 12 Hours of Sebring.
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