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Is Steel Or Aluminum More Practical For A Truck Bed?
Steel has long been a trusted choice for building heavy duty vehicles, but advances in aluminum manufacturing have made it a more viable option than ever.
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Different Types Of Tires Explained: Why It's Time To Upgrade To Performance Tires For The Summer
If you're not paying attention to the rubber on your rims, you're missing out on a huge potential upgrade.
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These Classic Cars Were Hot, Now Prices Have Taken A Hit. Is It Time To Buy?
When car prices go down, it's bad news for whoever currently owns them, but good news for those who want to buy. These six classics might be ripe for picking.
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What To Expect From The New Toyota Land Cruiser's Reliability
Toyotas are notorious for being reliable vehicles. However, what about when there have been a few years between generations? Will the new model hold strong?
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Does Anyone Still Make A V10 Engine In 2025?
The short answer is no, with the recent death of an iconic Italian V10.
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Citroën's Hydropneumatic Suspension Made Rides Smoother (With A Catch)
Citroën built a signature suspension that provided a wonderfully smooth ride. Ultimately, though, there was a problem that it couldn't survive.
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These Car Brands Make The Least Reliable Cars, According To Consumer Reports
That shiny new car won't look great sitting by the side of the road, so you want a ride that's reliable. Here are the brands that make the least reliable cars.
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These Are Our Favorite NA Miata Pop-Up Headlight Mods
If you love your Mazda NA Miata, but you don't love its '90s-style pop-up headlights, you may want to make a change. Here are our favorite Miata headlight mods.
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What Exactly Does The U.S. Space Force Do?
It's the newest branch of the U.S. armed forces, and it's not like outer-space aliens are invading (at least, that we know of). So what does the Space Force do?
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These New EVs All Depreciate Faster Than A Tesla Model 3
If you're on the fence about the Model 3, here are other EVs that will depreciate more in five years. After all, no one wants to lose money faster than Tesla.
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Does Automatic Start/Stop Actually Improve Fuel Economy?
While some drivers may find automatic start/stop technology annoying in cars, daily drivers in urban settings stand to benefit greatly from the feature.
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Everything You'll Need To Remove And Replace A Windshield Yourself
Replacing a car's windshield has gotten more difficult over the years with more and more safety technology, but the basic repair principles still apply.
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All The Ways Tesla's Semi Falls Short, And What Others Got Right
Despite its launch in 2022, this Holy Grail of trucking has yet to make its touted seismic shift because of production delays and other significant issues.
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Is Warming Up Your Engine Still A Smart Habit Or Just A Thing Of The Past?
It seems like every winter, there's a debate about whether you should still warm up your engine before starting out for a drive. Well, should you?
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What Happens To The Air Force's Strangest Plane Now That It's Being Replaced?
That's not a tumor on the back of the AWACS plane; it's a piece of equipment vital to U.S. defense. Here's what's happening to the AWACS as they're phased out.
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These Oil Filters Aren't Made In America Anymore - Did You Even Notice?
Are you ready to be disappointed? Apparently, some of these once solely American-made oil filters now have "Made in Another Country" stamped on their products.
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The Hood Designs On These Cars Made Them Instant Icons
Cars become icons for a variety of reasons, but these hoods really made them stand out from the crowd. In fact, many of them can still be seen in new models.
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Stellantis Killed These Engines, And We're Still Sore About It
When Stellantis acquired many well-known car brands, it decided to cut a few impressive engines out of its lineup. These are the ones we wish were still around.
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These Cars Weren't BMWs, But They Still Had BMW's Inline-6
Whether you realize it or not, BMW engines are hidden under the hood in several other car brands. Here are just a few that have adopted one of BMW's engines.
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Why The Boeing 777X Won't Have Engine Chevrons
Many commercial jets on an airport's runway have chevrons on their engines. However, whenever Boeing's 777X is ready to fly, don't expect to see the design.
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Does Hitting The Redline Help Or Hurt Your Engine's Health?
The idea of an "Italian tune-up" has been around for ages at this point, but does it actually work?
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These Are The Car Parts Thieves Love To Steal
There's little that can make your stomach drop like walking outside to find that a key part of your car is gone. Here are the car parts thieves love to steal.
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The Biggest Parking Lots In The World Compared To Other Sizable Things
Parking lots. They take up a lot of useful space, can be confusing. Unfortunately, parking lots are just a very necessary evil that take up a lot of space
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These Cars Won't Be Worth Buying If The EV Tax Credit Goes Away
Here are some of the EVs that we think won't be worth buying new if the tax credit goes away.
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These Are The Best Car Batteries, According To Consumer Reports
There are seven sizes of car batteries, and in each size there's a best one, according to Consumer Reports' testing. Here are the tops in each category.
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Thinking About A Coyote Swap? Here's How Each Generation Compares
Contemplating switching out your car's engine for a powerful Coyote 5.0? There are differences among the generations you should be aware of.
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These Are The Worst Tire Recalls In Recent History
Some products are so defective that they never should have reached consumers. That includes these tires that ended up with big, embarrassing recalls.
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