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What Does Side Gapping A Spark Plug Do?
Side gapping your car's spark plugs could result in some modest performance gains. Here's what it means, how to do it, and why it works.
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Here's How Tire Tread Affects Gas Mileage
The types of tires installed on your vehicle can affect its fuel economy in numerous ways. Here's what to know about how tires affect your car's mpg.
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What Can Happen If You Get A Traffic Ticket In A Foreign Country?
There's more to driving in a different country than which side of the road you're on. And if you get a ticket there, consequences can be tiny or huge.
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10 States Where Drivers Can Hit The Highest Speeds
Most states' top speed limits don't go higher than 65 or 70 mph. While those 10 states allow you to go faster, they're not without their limitations.
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All-Season Vs. All-Terrain Tires: The Differences Explained
All-season and all-terrain tires each offer benefits and downsides. Here's what you need to know about both tire types and how to choose between them.
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How Automotive Painters Color Match Your Car's Paint
Just get the number of your car's paint and you're all set, right? No, picking the right color to repaint your car is a mix of high tech and artistic eye.
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How To Recycle Used Motor Oil
It's vital that you discard used motor oil properly to avoid environmental contamination and legal consequences. Here's how to recycle old engine oil.
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What Happens To Abandoned Vehicles?
Different states and municipalities have their own procedures for dealing with abandoned cars. Here's what generally happens to deserted vehicles.
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Wrapping Vs. Painting Your Car: The Pros And Cons
Car wraps are a viable alternative to paint jobs. However, both options come with benefits and negatives. Here's how to choose between the two.
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How Long Does A Bottle Of Brake Fluid Last Once Opened?
Brake fluid is essential for your car, but it doesn't last forever. Here's how long it takes for an open bottle of brake fluid to start degrading.
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Lemon Law Explained: What It Is, How It Works, And What's Covered
Lemon laws are designed to protect you from buying a dud. Here's how they work, what they cover, and how to take advantage of the protection.
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Do You Need A CDL To Drive An RV?
Motor homes and RVs can be great ways to explore the world in comfort and style. However, you may wonder if you need a CDL to drive one.
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Who Invented The V8 Engine? (And No, It Didn't Come From America)
When you think V8, you may be thinking about Ford, Chevy, and their inconic muscle cars. But the engine has European origins, decades earlier.
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Why Japan Has Blue Traffic Lights Instead Of Green
An international treaty requires the "go" light to be green, so why does Japan often substitute blue? The answer has ancient roots in the nation's language.
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The Forgotten Story Of Subaru's Flat-12 Formula 1 Engine
Subaru had a very brief foray into Formula 1 racing with the help of a flat V12 engine, but its a story that most enthusiasts have forgotten.
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How To Clean The Outside Of Your Car Windows For A Streak-Free Finish
Keeping your car's windows clean is vital. However, in practice, it's not always that easy to do. Here's how to clean auto glass for a streak-free shine.
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Why NASCAR Got Rid Of Rookie Stripes
Rookie Stripes were once a rite of passage for NASCAR rookies and a cautionary tale for other drivers, but the stripes have since been phased out.
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Of All The Places To Put Car Batteries, This Might Be The Worst
Being able to change the battery in your car should be one of the easiest maintenance tasks to do, but some modern cars seemingly try to hide the battery.
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How The Air Cooled Beetle Used Exhaust Gas To Heat Its Cabin
The classic Volkswagen Beetle used a surprising method to heat its cabin, but it led to drivers using it incorrectly and thinking it didn't work.
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The Cheapest And Most Expensive States To Buy Gas In America
Gas prices are always a popular subject, and for good reason, because it can get expensive. However, prices per gallon are different in every state.
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Why Car Makers Switched To Single-Use Oil Drain Plugs
The controversial switch to plastic oil drain pans has also heralded the arrival of single-use oil drain plugs made of the same plastic as the drain pans.
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Engine Degreasers Explained: What's In Them And How They Work
There are a few different solutions you can use to remove sludge and other contaminants from your car's engine, but soapy water should not be one of them.
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The Most Common Causes Of Car Oil Leaks: Explained
Oil is the lifeblood of your vehicle's engine, and that's why leaks aren't something that should be ignored. Here are the most common causes.
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Are Inverted Motorcycle Forks Just For Looks, Or Actually Better?
Inverted forks, aka "upside-down" forks, look cooler than conventional telescopic forks, and certainly they cost more. But do they justify their price?
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Your Car's Cabin Is A Hotspot For Microplastics
Seems like tiny bits of plastic are everywhere these days, but a vehicle's interior is a particular nest of them. And are they good for you? No, they are not.
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Hoping Cars Would Get Lighter Again? Too Freaking Bad, Tariffs Are Killing That Dream
High tariff costs and the President's deregulation push might have the effect of causing automakers to de-emphasize weight savings in the name of cost savings
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Every Company That's Owned Lamborghini, So Far
From its founding in a spat with Enzo Ferrari to pairs of brothers, a dictator's son, and corporate overlords, Lamborgini's ownership has been a wild ride.
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