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These Car Brands Died, But Got A Second Chance At Life
Financial realities have caught up to many legendary automakers, but every once in a while a storied brand gets another shot at impressing drivers.
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Some Car Brands Are Rethinking Touchscreens And Bringing Back Physical Buttons: Here's Why
Touchscreens have only gotten larger and more common, but that may not be the way of the future. Here are the brands that are bringing back buttons.
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These New Trucks Have The Best MPG
Pickup trucks aren't typically known for excellent fuel economy. However, that's not always the case. Here are the most fuel-efficient pickups available now.
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The Most Famous Straight-8 Engines (And The Cars They Powered)
The straight-eight engines were ahead of their time, and some are still recognized today. Here are the most famous ones and the cars they powered.
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Honeycomb To High-Tech: How Mercedes Grilles Have Evolved Since 1900
The distinguished Mercedes grille is an important marker of the brand's personality, but it took many forms before it became the classic design we know today.
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5 Of The Rarest Antique Engines Ever Built
Antique engines, in general, are hard to come by, but some were produced in such small numbers, it makes them exceptionally rare.
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These Are The Coolest Cars That Came Stock With Wire Wheels
Wire wheels have been an option for the discerning driver since the dawn of the automobile, but finding them stock has become rarer and rarer.
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Cadillac's Long History Of Building Funeral Cars
Cadillac is well-known for its luxury SUVs and sedans, but believe it or not, the brand also has a long history of making funeral cars.
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Does Japan Really Make The Most Reliable Cars?
When it comes to reliability, Japanese brands like Toyota, and Subaru come top of mind. However, there are other brands that deserve some credit.
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American Vs. European Semi-Trucks: The Biggest Differences Explained
U.S. big rigs and their cousins in Europe aren't different because of cultural aesthetic preferences; it all comes down to regulations & the roads they travel.
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The 10 Most Memorable Harley-Davidsons From Movies & TV
Harley Davidson has been an American brand for more than a century, and that includes multiple turns in some of our favorite silver screen scenes.
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Why Do Some Speed Limit Signs In Texas Have A Red Border?
It's basically the sign version of your mom counting to three.
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The 5 Best New SUVs You Can Buy In 2025, According To Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports put together a list of its top-rated crossovers and SUVs, factoring in road test scores, owner satisfaction, predicted reliability and safety.
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Camshaft Specs Explained: Duration, Lift, And Lobe Separation
The camshaft is an integral part of an internal combustion engine. However, camshaft specs are extremely confusing. Here's how to make sense of them.
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11 Budget-Friendly Cars From The Golden Era Of American Muscle
Owning a piece of automotive history from the heyday of American muscle cars doesn't have to cost a fortune. Here are some options that won't break the bank.
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The 5 Best EVs You Can Buy In 2025, According To Consumer Reports
These EVs performed the best in Consumer Reports' testing, while also offering the safety and reliability that you want out of a new car.
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Is Costco's Car Rental Really Any Cheaper? We Compared It To The Big Brands
Costco is the go-to shopping place for families, but did you know you can also rent a car? Here's how its prices compare to other rental companies.
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These Are The Least Reliable New SUVs, According To Consumer Reports
There are several SUVs to choose from on the market, but some are more reliable than others. In fact, Consumer Reports says these are the worst.
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The Cheapest And Most Expensive Countries To Buy Gas
Gas prices always seem to be a hot topic in the United States, but costs vary widely across the world. Here are the cheapest and most expensive countries.
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4 Useful Ways To Use The AUX Switches On Your Jeep Wrangler
The Jeep Wrangler aux buttons allow you to customize your ride in numerous ways. Here are four of the coolest and handiest uses for these switches.
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These Are The Best Minivans And 3-Row SUVs, According To Consumer Reports
Buying a new car can be stressful. Fortunately, Consumer Reports' studies can help. Here are the best minivans and SUVs, according to CR.
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These Are The Hardest (And Easiest) Countries To Get A Driver's License
Passing a driver's license test is a big milestone, but depending on where you live can change how easy it is. Here's what you need to know.
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10 Legendary Land Yachts That Weren't Built By Cadillac
The land yacht occupies a special place in the American automotive tradition that is heavily associated with Cadillac. But Caddys weren't the only game in town.
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Can-Am Spyder F3/RT Vs Ryker: How Do These 3-Wheeled Motorcycles Compare?
Can-Am builds a handful of reverse-trikes, meaning the bikes have two wheels in the front. Here's the differences between the brand's most popular models.
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The Baseus PrimeTrip VD1 Dashcam Watches Your Car At All Times
If you're looking for a reliable dashcam that comes with the ability to watch your car even while parked, check out the Baseus PrimeTrip VD1.
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These Are The Most Valuable 1950s American Collector Cars, According To Hagerty
Restored 1950s collector cars are hard to come by, and if you do find one, it will likely cost a pretty penny. Here are the most valuable, according to Hagerty.
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Everything We Know About Mazda's New Skyactiv-Z Engine (So Far)
Mazda is planning to phase out its Skyactiv-G engines and replace them with the new Skyactiv-Z model. Here's what we know about the new motor so far.
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