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What's The Difference Between The 700R4 And 4L60E Transmissions?
The General Motors 700R4 and 4L60E transmissions have some key differences in their design. You can use those differences to tell which transmission you have.
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How The Chevy Stovebolt Got Its Name And What Made It So Special
Gear-heads might be familiar with the "Stovebolt" engine's name, but how did it get that moniker? And what made the engine so special to enthusiasts?
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6 Performance Cars You Probably Didn't Know Used Yamaha Engines
Yamaha is renowned for its high-performance motorcycles, but lesser known is the legendary builder has also put together some impressive car engines.
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What's The Difference Between The Ford Maverick's 2.5-Liter PowerBoost And 2.0-Liter EcoBoost Engines?
The Ford Maverick offers a 2.0-liter engine and a 2.5-liter engine. They have some especially notable differences beyond their displacements.
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Chevy's Original V8 Story Starts In 1917, Not The 1950s
The first Chevrolet V8 engine to succeed commercially was the 1955 small block. But it wasn't Chevy's first V8. That came three decades earlier.
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What's The Biggest Difference Between Ford's Coyote And GM's LS Engines?
Ford's Coyote and GM's LS engines are still offered today for anyone interested in performing a swap. But they have some big differences in power and design.
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This GM Brand Introduced Heated Seats Years Ahead Of Its Time
Heated seats might seem like a simple feature today, but they were introduced over half a decade ago. Here's the General Motors brand that introduced them.
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How Did Chevy's 3.0L Diesel Compare To Ford's 3.0L Diesel Truck Engine?
Chevy and Ford have both produced 3.0L diesel engines, but they have some noteworthy differences. Here's how the two engines compare to each other.
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Can You Really Use A Switch To Turn On A Supercharger, 'Mad Max' Style?
"Mad Max" features an iconic car with a supercharger that can be turned on and off. But how well could something like that work in real life?
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Brembo Vs. Wilwood Brakes: Here's How They Compare
Brembo and Wilwood are two of the best brands known for manufacturing brakes. Here are the benefits they offer, as well as which ones are best for you.
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The Risk With Leaving Your Windshield Wipers Up In The Snow
As with all things, both sides of this debate have their argument ammunition.
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Should You Worry About Piston Slap? Here's What Experts Say
Piston slap can create a knocking noise from your engine that seems very concerning at first. But you should listen to expert advice before trying to fix it.
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Bugatti F.K.P. Hommage One-Off Imagines The Veyron Facelift That Never Happened
Based on the Chiron Super Sport's chassis, the F.K.P. Hommage celebrates the Veyron's 20th anniversary, and the sunsetting of the W16 engine.
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Why Headlights Went From Warm And Yellow To Retina-Searing White
While car headlights were once a soft yellow, they've become much whiter and brighter in recent decades, much to the dismay of drivers. Here's why.
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Why GM's Cross-Fire Engines Earned The Nickname Cease-Fire
The Cross-Fire engine used by GM in the early 1980s didn't get the best reputation. Here's why some critics have given it the nickname "Cease-Fire."
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Which Car Windows Can You Legally Tint?
Tinting your car window can help protect your eyes and add some extra privacy. But some states have some restrictions on which windows you can tint.
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The Difference Between The Corvette Z06 LT6 And ZR1 LT7 V8s
High-performance Corvettes boasted the LT6 engine in Z06 models and the LT7 engine in ZR1s. Despite their similar names, the engines have some vast differences.
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2027 Volvo EX60 Debuts With Rugged Cross Country Trim, Chiseled Looks And Lots Of Tech
As long as it's not astronomically priced and Volvo's bug-free software claims hold true, this just might be the winner Volvo is hoping for.
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Can You Still Buy Tires With White Letters?
Remember the old-school white lettering on a muscle car's sidewalls? We find out whether you can still find new examples for your classic coupe.
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How To Tell The Difference Between Cracked Heads And Blown Head Gaskets
Cracked heads and blown head gaskets can lead to very similar issues in cars. Figuring out which problem you're suffering from can be difficult.
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The Difference Between Cast And Forged Cranks – And How To Tell Them Apart
You'll find that most cars out in the wild use either cast crankshafts or forged crankshafts. If you don't know which one your car has, here's how you can tell.
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Look At The Goofy Wings On Bugatti's Prototype Veyrons
The cobbled-together prototypes and goofy the rear wings are a far cry from the beautifully machined arms of the final thing.
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Why You Should Never Reuse A Cylinder Head Gasket
Reusing a cylinder head gasket can seem like it'd save you plenty of money. But doing this is incredibly risky, and it could leave your car in trouble.
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The Most Satisfying Tire Brand Isn't Goodyear, According To Consumer Reports
Goodyear is an exceptionally popular tire brand, but the Consumer Reports rankings put two other tire brands above it consistently in multiple areas.
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White Was Still The Most Popular Car Color In 2025, But Green Is Making A Comeback
It's no secret that the landscape of automotive paint colors is really damn boring, and has been for years.
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Why Did The Ford Raptor V8 Go Away In 2017?
Originally, Ford's F-150 Raptor was a capable off-road machine with a V8 engine. But in 2017, Ford decided to turn to a different power plant. Here's why.
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MacPherson Struts Vs. Double Wishbone: How Do The Suspension Designs Compare?
Suspension designs come in many shapes and sizes, but MacPherson struts and double wishbones are among the most common. What are their biggest differences?
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