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Chrysler FirePower: The History Of The First HEMI Engine
HEMI is a brand that carries a long legacy with it, but the story goes back further than you might imagine. Here's the history of the first HEMI.
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London Police Seize 72 Cars Worth $9 Million During 'Anti-Social Driving' Crackdown
One seizure involved a pair of purple Lamborghinis, and one of the drivers had only been in the country for two hours before losing their ostentatious ride.
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EV Sales Are Still Growing, But At A Much Slower Rate
We're looking at global EV growth, as well as the ongoing negotiations between Volkswagen and its UAW employees in Tennessee.
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At $31,995, Does This 2019 Ford Mustang GT Offer Some Serious Bang For Your Buck?
Today's Nice Price or No Dice Mustang checks all the right boxes — six-speed stick, Recaro seats, and stealthy-gray paint among the highlights.
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What Kind Of Bird Did Pontiac Put On The Hood Of Trans-Ams?
The design for the giant hood bird decal offered as an option on Pontiac's most famous model, the Trans Am, was inspired by a few specific artworks.
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Cadillac Will Hand-Paint Your CT5-V Blackwing A Special Color For Only $60,000
The Curated by Cadillac program offers more than 160 exterior colors and millions of interior combinations.
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Here's Why The Boeing 757 Got The Nickname 'Atari Ferrari'
The Boeing 757 was a favorite among pilots, who dubbed it the "Atari Ferrari." Learn the specs behind this aircraft and how it got its nickname.
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VinFast Admits It's Not Working Out In The U.S.
VinFast comes to terms with its U.S. debacle, GM wants to get back into the driverless car game, and more.
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China Beats America At Its Own Jet-Age Futurism Game With Wonderful Buick Orbit Concept
Buick says the Orbit takes inspiration from the jet age of the 1950s, drawing from things like sci-fi spaceships and GM's iconic Motorama concept cars.
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At $9,500 Canadian, Would You Say 'I Would' To This 2000 Toyota WiLL?
Weird doesn't begin to describe today's Toyota Will Vi, but "Neo Retro" is a fitting place to start. Does this JDM boutique brand car has what it takes?
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Can You Register An RV As Your Primary Residence? Only If It Meets These Requirements
Living the RV life has its appeal. But first, you'll need to ensure you meet the legal requirements to declare your RV as your primary residence.
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Please Don't Blow Up Your Boss's Car If You Get Fired
A Pennsylvania man has been arrested on suspicion of blowing up his former boss's car in front of his house.
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At $7,500, Is This 1984 Maserati Biturbo A Terribly Good Deal
Long considered one of the most unreliable and undeserving of all Maseratis, the Biturbo is a quirky and fun bit of the Italian automaker's history.
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The Differences Between Centrifugal, Roots, And Twin-Screw Superchargers
Superchargers can take a vehicle's performance to another level. Here's a breakdown of the differences between centrifugal, roots, and twin-screw superchargers.
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Manual Transmissions Are Still Popular In These Countries
Manual transmissions account for just a tiny fraction of car sales in the U.S., but there are places in the world where they still thrive. Here are six.
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These Are The Easiest Cars To Flat Tow Behind An RV
Flat towing is a great way to get a more maneuverable ride to your destination along with your RV, but not every car can be flat towed. These kinds can.
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Can Oil Go Bad Just Sitting In Your Engine?
You don't drive much, so you don't rack up miles. Or you've been out of town, so your car sat in the garage. Will the oil still be good when you drive again?
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Why Boeing Can Build A 737 In 9 Days (But The 747 Took Much Longer)
Boeing is able to build the 737 in nine days, which is an impressive turnaround time. However, the 747 took a lot longer to finish. Here's why.
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This Sim Racing Tool Became A Secret Weapon For F1 (And Car Companies)
It's a short leap from being a videogame anyone can play to training both racecar drivers and self-driving cars. Here's the story of the game that turned pro.
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Why Did Cartridge Oil Filters Replace Spin-Ons In New Cars?
Cartridge oil filters were invented first, then spin-ons took over, but cost and environmental concerns have driven a return to cartridges in new cars.
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What Makes A HEMI Different From A Max Wedge?
The Hemi and the Max Wedge were both powerful engines in the early 1960s. But a lot of design choices were made that divide these two behemoths.
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Yes, Those Purple Streetlights Are Still Around. Here's Why
You may have heard all kinds of theories about those purple streetlights that have been popping up. Most of them are false. Here's what's really going on.
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What It Might Mean If Your Brake Lights Stay On When Your Car Is Off
There are lots of reasons your car's brake lights might stay on even if the car is off. And not all of them are directly related to the brakes.
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These Were The Most Popular Cars Of The 1960s
The 1960s was an era when iconic muscle cars like the Mustang and the Camaro stood side by side with plucky classics like the VW Beetle and the Minibus.
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4 Motor Oil Myths That Just Won't Go Away
These common motor oil myths have persisted for years, confusing drivers and wasting perfectly good oil. We're here to set the record straight.
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What Those 'Speed Enforced By Aircraft' Signs Are Really For
If you've ever seen those "Speed Enforced by Aircraft" signs along the highway, you might be wondering how legit they are. The answer varies.
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What ULEV, SULEV, And PZEV Mean, And Why They're On So Many Cars Now
An alphabet soup of acronyms can make it hard to understand what's going on, especially when it comes to cars fighting pollution. Here's what these three mean.
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