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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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Consumer Reports Says These Are The Most Reliable Pickup Trucks To Buy Used
Consumer Reports surveyed its readers and discovered which used pickup trucks are the most reliable. Here's the years and models you should look for.
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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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The Science Behind Diesel Engines (No Spark Plugs Required)
Gasoline and diesel engines work on similar principles, but there are some important differences, including the fact that diesel engines don't need spark plugs.
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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 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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These Are Some Of The Smallest Big-Block Engines Ever Built
How small can an engine be and still be considered a big block? Let's take a look at how different manufacturers over the years have tackled this challenge.
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What EV Chargers Does Costco Sell, And Why Might You Want To Buy Elsewhere?
Costco sells several EV chargers, and members may turn to it reflexively. There are other options in the world, though, that may suit your needs better.
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Ford 6.7 Power Stroke: These Are The Worst Years According To Owners
The Ford 6.7 Power Stroke engine has had a strong run over the last decade, but some years are more prone to failure than others. Here are some to be wary of.
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5 Useful Ways To Use The Upfitter Switches In Your Ford Truck
Ford trucks come with "upfitter" switches that let you control add-on accessories with the flick of a finger. Here are five especially helpful ways to use them.
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These Common Overnight RV Parking Spots Are Legal In Most States
Need to find a place to put your RV on a cross-country trip? We've got a long list of places you can probably stay, and apps that can help you find more.
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The Fastest Dirt Bikes That Are Fully Street Legal
Looking for a dirt bike that can also cruise on the highway? Here are some of the fastest dirt bikes that can handle the trail and still hit highway speeds.
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How To Get Your Car Out Of Anti-Theft Mode Using Your Key
If a faulty anti-theft system is keeping you from using your car with waking up the whole neighborhood, there might be a few tricks you can try with your key.
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Everything You Need To Know About GM's 5.3L V8 Ecotec3 Engine
GM's 5.3-liter V8 Ecotec3 engine has a number of positive attributes, including excellent fuel economy. But it also has three common problems.
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The Most Spacious And Comfortable Compact SUVs You Can Buy, According To Consumer Reports
If you're in the market for a compact SUV but also want to make sure you won't feel cramped or uncomfortable, take a look at this list.
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Want To Add Solar Power To Your RV? Here's What You Should Know First
Adding solar power to your RV frees you up from hookups and opens up a whole new world of possibilities. Here's what you need to know before you invest.
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Is Costco's Gas Discount Worth The Membership? Here's The Math That Matters
Costco gas is generally cheaper than competitors', but does it justify the membership? Here's the answer ... and the one place non-members can gas up at Costco.
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How To Read The Oil Level On A Dipstick Correctly, And The 3 Big Reasons It Might Be Dropping Fast
Unsure of what you're looking for when you pull the dipstick out of your engine? Worried about oil consumption? Here's our guide to monitoring oil levels.
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What You Need To Know Before Towing Your Car With An RV
There's a lot to know before you tow, from the three methods of towing (and which is right for your car) to the arcane way to figure out how much you can tow.
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Explore Rivian's Electric Vehicles, Fit For Any Adventure
Whether you're looking for a roomy family SUV or a truck that's fit for off-roading, there's a Rivian electric vehicle that's perfect for your next adventure.
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These 3 States Have The Lowest Taxes For Buying A Car
Wondering which states might help you get a deal on your taxes when buying a new car? The answer is a little more complicated than you might think.
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These Brands Still Make Tires In America
Many tire brands outsource their entire manufacturing process to other countries due to costs. However, there are a few that still make their tires in the U.S.
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Should You Buy A Car Through Costco? Here's What The Auto Program Actually Offers
Costco members can use the retailers auto program to purchase themselves a brand-new car, but it's important to know what the process entails.
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These 5 New Cars Currently Have The Biggest Discounts, According To Consumer Reports
It's tough finding a good deal out there, but you can still save money on a new car.
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These Are The Used Cars We Wouldn't Take A Risk On At Any Price
Some used cars offer deals that are simply too good to be true — and in some cases they are. Here are 11 used cars we wouldn't take off the lot.
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These Were The Hardest Working Vehicles At The Goodwood Festival Of Speed
A special Goodwood exhibit called Van Go - Masters of the Moving Arts featured all sorts of incredible vans and work trucks.
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