Here's How RV Antifreeze Is Different From The Regular Stuff
Antifreeze is an essential component for vehicles with internal combustion engines. However, not all antifreeze is equal. Here's what sets RV antifreeze apart.
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Why Did Detroit Diesel Phase Out Its Two Stroke Engine?
Detroit Diesel built its well known two stroke engine for decades after getting its start during World War II, so why did it eventually phase it out?
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What Happens If You Overfill Power Steering Fluid
Overfilling your car's power steering can have disastrous consequences. If you accidentally pour too much liquid, here's what can happen and how to fix it.
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Nerd Out On Car Design With This New Series Where Hot Wheels Designers Talk With Automotive Designers
The first episode of "Driving Design" features Alex Alexiev, McLaren's principal designer, talking with Craig Callum, Hot Wheels' senior design manager.
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Are Silicone Wiper Blades Better Than Rubber?
Silicone wiper blades are often more expensive than standard rubber varieties, but are they actually better? Here's what you need to know before buying.
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The Original Ford Maverick Had Some Great Colors, How Does The New Truck Stack Up?
It's not exactly a bold statement to point out that the original 1970-1977 Ford Maverick and the 2022-current Ford Maverick don't have a whole lot in common.
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Can Carbon Fiber Wheels Be Repaired?
Replacing a set of damaged carbon fiber wheels is highly expensive. Here's how to know when you can repair them and when it's time to buy new.
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Rolls-Royce Cullinan Cosmos Has The Milky Way Freehand Painted Onto The Headliner For A 4-Year-Old Who Loves Space
The Cullinan Cosmos' headliner has an "ethereal interpretation" of the Milky Way, freehand painted by a single artist over the course of more than 160 hours.
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Second-Gen Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Is A Renault-Based EV That Actually Looks... Really Good?
I think the electric Eclipse Cross looks great — we partially have Renault to thank for that.
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The History Behind The Audi Logo's Four Rings
It all dates back to Auto Union, Audi's predecessor.
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Damn, You Don't Even Get Truly Directional Wheels On A $500k Rolls-Royce These Days
It's a little thing that most people won't notice, but the nerdiest among us have been yelling about it for years.
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Soviet Russia Produced An Off-Road Sedan Way Before AMC Or Subaru
In its transition from traditional sedan to all-terrain vehicle, GAZ added 14 panels to strengthen the platform's floor, doors, and roof.
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BMW Changed Its Famous Badge But You'll Have To Look Very, Very Hard To See What's Different
Don't worry, it didn't make any radical changes.
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Here's How Tire Speed Ratings Affect Ride Quality
Similar to tread design or tire size itself, tires all have speed ratings that measure the threshold of speed a vehicle can comfortably operate in.
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Feel Like You're Driving A Real-Life Hot Wheels Car With This Automecca Sports Van 'Brubaker Box'
Fewer than 30 of these were ever built.
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What Does A Lift Pump Do On A Diesel Engine (And How Is It Different From A Fuel Pump)?
A lift pump and a fuel pump might be part of the same system that delivers fuel to a diesel engine, but they have very different roles to play.
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A-Body Vs. B-Body Mopars: What's The Difference?
If you've ever seen a muscly Mopar car of the 1970s, you may have wondered what was meant by A- or B- body. Here's the biggest difference between the two types.
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Why Did Car Manufacturers Switch From Lug Nuts To Lug Bolts?
Carmakers constantly tweak designs to cut costs or improve on how a component works. Why have some of them started using lug bolts instead of studs and nuts?
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These 10 Cars Aren't Toyotas, But They Run On Toyota Power
If you're looking for Toyota reliability in something without the Toyota badge, there are actually quite a few options. Here are some of our favorites.
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Subaru BRZ Series.Yellow Is The Best BRZ Yet
The WRX will also be available in the same Sunrise Yellow shade.
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What Does A Dual Exhaust System Really Do On A Car?
Double the parts can mean double the trouble in vehicle systems, but dual exhausts reduce pressure, increase efficiency, and provide more power.
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How Your Favorite Automotive Paints Came To Be
Next time you see your favorite car color out and about, take a second to think about how it got there.
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Watch Koenigsegg, Singer, And Bugatti Rimac CEOs Drive Each Other's Cars On Track
If you love high-performance engineering, I promise you'll want to watch the whole thing.
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Ferrari 849 Testarossa Brings Back That Name On A Controversially Styled 1035-HP PHEV SF90 Replacement
It's sure to be one hell of a performer no matter what you think of how it looks.
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Drivers Don't Use Apple CarPlay So Much After All, BMW Says
BMW has some rather compelling data to back up its claims, turning the traditional arguments against infotainment use on its head.
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Why Your Check Engine Light Might Keep Coming Back After Being Cleared
It happens at the worst time — stuck in traffic or a long road trip — when you see that check engine light flick on. Here's why it may keep returning.
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2026 Nissan Z Gains Purple Heritage Edition That's A '90s Throwback With Twin Turbo Graphics
The new 2026 Nissan Z will have Sport, Performance, and Nismo versions, as well as a Heritage Edition. They harken back to classic Zs of the 20th century.
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