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At $4,990, Does This 1996 Toyota Celica GT Convertible Mean Summer Never Has To End?
Today's Celica offers wind in your hair driving on the cheap. Could it, however, be a better bargain than a like-priced MX5 or other open top?
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What Is A Kei Car (And How Do You Pronounce It)
If you've ever heard of a kei car, you may be wondering what it is. A car shaped like a key? A special edition? Here's everything you've ever wanted to know.
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Hyundai's Concept Three Previews The Smallest Ioniq Yet With The Best Interior Of All Time
Hyundai is teasing us with a Volkswagen Golf-sized hatch that promises to be a practical daily driver in the Concept Three.
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Why Some States Don't Require Front License Plates
Washington, D.C., along with 29 states, requires cars to display license plates mounted at both the front and rear, while 21 states only require rear plates.
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5 Signs Your Car's Automatic Transmission Might Be Failing
While a healthy engine is important, without a transmission, your vehicle isn't going anywhere. Here are the tell-tale signs yours is going out of commission.
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Why Almost All Chrysler Turbine Cars Were Destroyed, And Where The Rest Are Today
The Chrysler Turbine car once seemed like the car of the future — until they were unceremoniously disposed of. Here's what happened to the survivors.
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Stellantis CEO Says Maserati Is Still Not For Sale
According to new Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa, the storied-yet-troubled trident brand is absolutely, positively, most definitely not on the block.
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Volkswagen ID Cross Concept Is An Affordable Compact Electric Crossover With Seats That Turn Into A Bed
Volkswagen just unveiled a nearly production-ready concept car at IAA Mobility in Munich, Germany called the ID Cross.
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Stunning 2026 Polestar 5 Is Finally Ready For Production With 884 HP, A Supercar-Stiff Platform And No Rear Window
Underpinning the 5 is the lightweight Polestar Performance Architecture (PPA), which was developed by Polestar's UK R&D team.
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99% Of AI Car Design Is 'Sh-,' Says Mercedes Design Boss
I'm doubtful AI will ever truly be able to style a car design that is worth considering, simply because it cannot — by nature — come up with anything original.
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South Korean Companies Halt Georgia Investments After ICE Raid
We're looking at the fallout from ICE's raid at Hyundai's Georgia factory-to-be, as well as Volkswagen's headstrong attempts to push through the same threat.
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At $5,500, Would You Conquer The World In This 1981 AMC Concord?
What's your take on this underused AMC and that $5,500 asking? Crazy-low mileage or not, does this poverty spec car require an equally parsimonious price?
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Why Changing The Oil In Diesel Cars Is Such A Pain
You can easily go to a local mechanic for a diesel oil change, but you can also do it yourself. However, here's why it can be a more difficult project.
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These Cars Share An Engine, Though You'd Never Guess To Look At Them
Designing an engine is expensive, so it's no surprise that brands occasionally borrow tech. Sometimes, however, those engines end up in very different cars.
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How Does Head Gasket Sealer Actually Work?
If your vehicle's head gasket is leaking, it may be tempting to buy a head gasket sealer. Before you do, it's important to know how it works.
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Man Attacks Police Photo Enforcement Van, Gets Caught On Camera
The video shows him stopping, throwing an object at the van, and then running away.
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2027 Mercedes-Benz GLC EV Paves The Way For Every Upcoming Mercedes
With up to 493 horsepower, a huge seamless infotainment screen and a totally new platform, the electric GLC with EQ Technology is a big deal.
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Billy Joel Never Bought That Cadillac-Ac-Ac-Ac, But His Actual Collection Is Pretty Unusual
Despite online reports to the contrary, Billy Joel never traded in a Chevy for a Cadillac. The cars he has owned, though, include a bunch of beauties.
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Yes, Jumper Cables Can Wear Out, Here's When They Should Be Replaced
Having a jumper cables in your car or garage is a good idea in case of an emergency. However, if they have any of these problems, it's time to replace them.
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These Were The Last Cars You Could Buy With T-Tops
T-tops were a design trend back in the day, but finding one of these classics now isn't easy. Here are the last models that had them.
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Who Built The First V6 Engine, And What Car Got It?
The V6 is now nearly ubiquitous in the automotive world, with versions found in everything from family sedans to Formula race cars — but who had the V6 first?
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Tire Balancing Beads Seem Like Magic, But There's A Reason They Aren't Used More Often
Wobbling on the road can be frustrating, which is why tire balancing beads seem like the perfect answer. However, there's a reason everyone isn't using them.
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5 Reasons Why Your Steering Wheel Might Vibrate At Highway Speeds
If your car's steering wheel is vibrating while driving on the highway, it's something that shouldn't be ignored. Here are the most common culprits.
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These US States Have The Strictest Vehicle Modification Laws That Could Get You Fined
Each state has their own set of motor vehicle laws that residents and visitors need to abide by. However, these states are considered the strictest.
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Shocks Vs. Struts: Here's The Difference
Shocks and struts aren't the same thing, though they both are key parts of a vehicle's suspension. But not every car is equipped with both of them.
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How To Tell If Your Catalytic Converter Is Clogged (Before It's Too Late)
Replacing a catalytic converter is an expensive proposition, so keep an eye out for the signs of a clogged or dysfunctional cat to keep your car running right.
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What's The Deal With Anime Characters On Cars?
Spreading anime characters all over your car may be a little cringeworthy, but the folks doing it are in on the joke, as the name of the trend proves.
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