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Georgia Is Home To The World's Largest Classic Car Junkyard
For enthusiasts who love classic cars, regardless of their condition, this Georgia junkyard turned museum could be the perfect road trip destination.
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These Are The Best Car Lease Deals For November
If you're in the market for a new car lease, now may be a great time to go shopping. Here are the best vehicle lease deals for this month.
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GM And Allison Transmission Are Breaking Up After A Decades Long Partnership
General Motors and Allison Transmission share a long history, but that's all going to change at the end of this year. Here's what to know.
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The Old Fashioned Car Accessory That Solved Foggy Rear Windows
Up until the 1970s, some cars still didn't have rear window defrosters. To compensate, many drivers used this interesting gadget. Here's how it works.
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The Surprising History Of Toyota's TRD Program In The U.S.
The first time that the letters TRD adorned anything in the United States, it was actually thanks to a racing duo who imported TRD parts from the Philippines.
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The Downsides Of Using Thicker Oil In Your Engine
It's commonly believed that thicker oil offers better protection in cars. However, using thicker oil has some downsides that could ruin your ride.
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What Actually Happens If You Shift Into Reverse While Driving
Depending on the vehicle, shifting into reverse while driving may not cause damage. Here's what to know and how your car protects itself from this behavior.
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What's The Difference Between Iridium And Platinum Spark Plugs?
Iridium or platinum spark plugs -- which should you choose for your car? Here’s how they compare when it comes to performance, longevity, and price.
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Who Built Air Force One Before Boeing Took Over?
The official transition for air travel was a matter of both convenience and necessity for the American president, and Teddy Roosevelt was the first to fly.
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Do Modern Hemi Engines Need Premium Gas?
Modern Hemi engines have some unique features that might leave owners wondering if they need to fill their car with the highest-grade premium gas.
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Diesel VS Gas: What Is Best For Towing An RV?
If you're an RV owner deciding between a gas and a diesel truck, you should know that each offers pros and cons. Here's how to know which is best for you.
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What's An Italian Tune-Up And Can It Damage Your Engine?
Many gearheads recommend performing something called an Italian tune-up to keep your car in good condition. Here's what that means and whether or not it works.
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What Lifetime Warranties On Car Parts Usually Cover (And What We'd Double-Check)
The lifetime warranty on that new car part sounds sweet. There are limits to what those warranties cover, though, and they may not cover your biggest costs.
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Can You Safely Use Carpet Cleaner On Car Seats?
In a pinch and thinking about using carpet cleaner on your car seats? Not a terrible idea, but there are a few things you should know before you spray away.
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Never Use These Glass Cleaners Anywhere Near Your Car's Dash
It may be tempting to use a bottle of glass cleaner on your car's dashboard. However, doing so can cause damage. Here's why that is and what to use instead.
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Mobil 1 Vs Kirkland Signature: How Do The Motor Oils You Can Buy At Costco Compare?
Mobil 1 and Kirkland Signature motor oils can both be purchased at Costco stores. How do the two brands compare, and which one is better overall?
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Can You Make A Side-By-Side Street Legal?
You can legally drive side-by-sides on the road in some states, but not in their stock form. Here's how to make a UTV legal for street use.
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Is WD-40 Safe On Car Paint?
WD-40 is incredibly useful in the automotive world, but how safe is it to use on car paint? Can it really help you treat scratches and remove paint transfer?
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Before Windshield Wipers, Driving In The Rain Was Chaos
It seems like windshield wipers have been around forever, but they weren't standard for decades. Meanwhile, drivers had inventive ways to fight the rain.
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Here's How Often A Cabin Air Filter Needs To Be Changed (And How To Know When It's Time)
A dirty cabin air filter can do a lot to decrease your comfort. Here's when you should worry about replacing it, as well as how often it needs to be checked.
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How To Survive A Tire Blowout On The Highway
A tire blowout at highway speeds is extremely scary and dangerous. Here's what to do and how to survive if you experience this problem.
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Are Porsches Reliable? Here's What Consumer Reports Data Says
Only four Porsche models went through full CR testing, so the German brand’s strong overall ranking deserves a closer look. Here’s what the data shows.
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Why Boeing Didn't Stick With One Engine Option For The 787
Both General Electric and Rolls-Royce offer their own engines for Boeing's 787. Here's why the Dreamliner didn't just stick with one or the other.
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Why Automakers Still Haven't Ditched Clay Car Models
Despite numerous advances in technology and computer capabilities, automakers still use clay models during the design process. Here's why.
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Why Most Cars Have Slanted Windshields, But Trucks Keep Theirs Straight
While most modern cars tend to have slanted windshields, most semi trucks and other commercial vehicles have straight ones. Here's the reason why.
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Wet Clutch Vs. Dry Clutch: The Differences Explained
Wet or dry clutch -- which suits your driving style? From track use to daily commuting, each setup manages heat, torque, and noise differently.
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Here's How People Bought Gasoline Before Gas Stations Existed
How did people manage to buy gasoline before gas stations existed, and just how much gas did the first-ever station actually end up selling?
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