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This Small Town Car Show Has Legal Burnouts Down Main Street
Kruisin' Kittitas Car Show and Burnouts in Kittitas, Washington actively encourages participants to light 'em up in a sanctioned, controlled manner.
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New 'Road Kings' Video Game Will Finally Let Me Storm Chase In A Semi
The game puts you in the shoes of a baby-faced owner-operator to build a reputation and stop an evil corporation as you carry loads across the American South.
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This Mercedes-Benz SL500 Is Only Sketchy In The Good Way
Folks deserve to see this hand-drawn art in person, and you deserve to be the one who brings it to them atop four AMG monoblocks.
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Tesla Owners Can Sue Over 'Self-Driving' Marketing
After years of promising true autonomous driving is just a software update away, will Tesla's Autopilot journey finally end up in a courtroom?
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Turbocharging An EMC G-Wagen Turns A Fun Toy Into A Usable Vehicle
If you want the world to know you've got stacks of money and better taste than your compatriots, there are very few cars that broadcast that better.
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At $14,900, Is This 2008 Audi S4 A Quattro For Kia Money?
With its Nogaro Blue paint and six-speed manual gearbox, today's Audi S4 certainly stands out from the crowd. Let's see if its price tag will take a village.
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This Custom Nissan Titan Made To Look Like An International Scout Is An Automotive Abomination
If you have the time and the know-how, or more realistically the disposable income, you can do virtually anything with a car. That doesn't mean you should.
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Roush's First Nissan Collab Is The 2026 Frontier Pro-4X R With A Two-Inch Lift And Öhlins Shocks
The individual parts will be available directly from Roush, or buyers can find already built Frontier Pro-4X Rs starting at $47,960 at Nissan dealerships.
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Cops Seize Andrew Tate's $243,000 Aston Martin Deposit Because Of All His Crimes
Andrew Tate won't be getting an Aston Martin Valhalla after UK cops seized his £180,000 deposit over accusations of tax evasion and money laundering.
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Tesla Wants To Lure Back Chinese Customers With Longer Model Y L
Can a stretched Model Y turn around Tesla's fortunes in China, or is bigger not automatically better?
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At $13,000, Is This 1996 Alfa Romeo 155 A Formerly Forbidden Fruit That's A Peach Of A Deal?
While never sold here as Alfa Romeo had pulled up stakes in the U.S. before its introduction, today's 155 elsewhere replaced the 75/Milano that we did get.
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Speeding Is Bad, But 10 Over Will Cost You More In These States
The more you speed, the more you pay if you get a ticket. But fines vary widely across the U.S. Here are the states' highest and lowest fines for going 10 over.
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Everyone Predicted This Year's Pebble Beach Concours Winner, And It Was Well Deserved
Best in Show at the 2025 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance went to the wood-bodied 1924 Hispano-Suiza H6C Nieuport-Astra Torpedo, called the Tulipwood Torpedo.
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Everrati's 993 Founders Edition Has 760 Electric HP And Weighs The Same As The Original Gas Porsche
Compared to its 964s, the electric 993 Founders Edition is all about refinement and grand touring, with an analog driving experience and tons of power.
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Ford's 60th Anniversary Bronco Roadster Concept Is What The New Bronco Always Should Have Been
No doors, no roof, no roll bars, and no head restraints means this truck would never pass safety regulations, so it remains just a concept.
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What Do I Need To Know About Car Culture On Hawaii's Big Island?
I'm hoping to publish some cool stories about island car culture between now and Christmas, so I need the inside scoop about Hawaiian motoring.
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Tesla Is Getting Desperate In The UK
We're looking at Tesla's decline in the UK, as well as Germany's negotiating around a U.S. trade deal.
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At $15,000, Is This 2005 Chevy Corvette A High-Mileage Honey?
Today's Corvette has a rebuilt engine and a new clutch ahead of its six-speed gearbox. That's a good thing considering the car overall has 185K on the clock.
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Before You Pump Gas, Look For These Signs Of A Card Skimmer
There are things to look out for so you don't fall victim to a credit- or debit-card skimmer. And even if you can't spot it, there are ways to protect yourself.
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How Fast Does Gas Go Bad Just Sitting In Your Car?
Gas doesn't go bad in your car right away, but it won't last forever, either. Here's how long you can keep it, and what you can do to make it last longer.
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Every US State That Won't Let You Double Tow
"Double towing" or "triple towing" is when two trailers are towed at once, and it's done all the time. But it's not legal everywhere in America.
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Mahindra's Batman-Themed Limited-Edition SUV Is Exactly What Bruce Wayne Needs
The Mahindra BE 6 Batman Edition is covered in Batman logos and other special touches.
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Why It's Worth Getting Worked Up Over Panel Gaps
Are panel gaps the be-all and end-all of assessing a new or used car? Of course not. But can they tell you important things about it? You bet they can.
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What's Dangling From Your Rearview Mirror Could Get You Pulled Over
Your rearview mirror may appear to double up as a handy hook for air fresheners, fuzzy dice, or face masks, but those dangly objects could get you pulled over.
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These Trucks Have Terrible 5-Year Depreciation
Smart truck shoppers keep two prices in mind: what they'll pay, and what it's likely to be worth when they sell. These five trucks just don't hold their value.
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How To Make Noisy Lifters Quiet (And Keep Them That Way)
Noisy lifters can wreak havoc on your car and annoy you endlessly. Instead of ignoring them, there are ways to keep them quiet without having to replace them.
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Why Some Tire Shops Refuse To Work On Cars With Wheel Spacers
If you are considering putting wheel spacers on your car, you should know that some tire shops might hesitate to work on your car. Here's why.
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