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How To Keep Dust From Clinging To Your Shiny Black Car
How come dust and dirt particles keep clinging to your shiny black car, and what can be done to prevent them from showing up and ruining its look?
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The Pros & Cons Of 4-Cylinder Engines
The 4-cylinder engine seems less romantic than the larger V6 and V8, but don't sell it short. It has edges over its bigger brothers, though some downsides, too.
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What Is One-Pedal Driving And Why Is China Banning It?
One-pedal driving is a mainstay of electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, and many drivers love it. But Chinese officials have some concerns.
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Every Semi Truck Brand Owned By Paccar
Paccar is a giant in the semi truck industry. In fact, the company owns numerous truck brands. These are the manufacturers that Paccar owns or has owned.
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These Are The Only Road Legal Headlight Colors In The US
There's no rainbow connection for headlights in the U.S. Just two colors comply with federal standards, with a third color thrown in for signaling.
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Henry Ford Had To Design A Special Watch Because Detroit Ran On Its Own Time
When Standard Time came around, Detroiters took one look at it and said "absolutely not."
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Is Dish Soap Safe On Car Paint?
Owners might be tempted to clean their cars with whatever resources they have available. But using dish soap could have some unexpected consequences.
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When You Should (And Shouldn't) Use Premium Gas In Your Car
Premium gas can give some cars a boost, hyping performance and making sure the engine runs smoothly. But not every car can make good use of premium.
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Series Vs Parallel Hybrids: What Are The Differences?
Series hybrids feel closer to EVs, yet parallel hybrids dominate the market. The reason isn’t obvious -- and it’s not just about technology.
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Why Modern Hemi Engines Have 16 Spark Plugs Instead Of 8
Hemi engines have had 16 spark plugs since the early 2000s -- which equals two spark plugs per cylinder. This article explains why they made that change.
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The 3,000-Mile Oil Change Rule Is Ludicrous: Here's Why
It's been a rule of thumb for decades: Change your car's oil every 3,000 miles. But there are reasons why that's outdated ... and why shops still push it.
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These Are The Best Tire Retailers, According To Consumer Reports
Buying tires can be an expensive and frustrating experience. Fortunately, Consumer Reports says these places provide the best service and prices.
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5 DIY Driveway Deicing Tricks That Actually Work
Oh, no! There's ice in the driveway and you're all out of rock salt. Fortunately, there are ways to deice it using common items you probably have in your home.
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What Are Staggered Wheels And What Do They Do?
Staggered wheels look cool, but what are they for? Here are the benefits and downsides of staggered wheels and how to decide if they are right for you.
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Can You Use Windex On Car Windows?
You may be used to using Windex on the glass surfaces in your house, but is it right for car windows? And if not, what are the alternatives?
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Why Certain Vans And Big Rigs Have Those Brightly Colored Seat Belts
In a car, colorful seat belts are just an expensive option. But when you get to vans and big trucks, you're talking about something that does serious work.
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Keyless Car Theft Is On The Rise. Here's How To Stop Your Fob From Being Cloned
Cars with remote keyless entry and push-button start systems are vulnerable to various digital car theft tactics. Here's how to protect yourself.
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This Is The Safest Way To Remove A Broken Spark Plug
You'll know when a spark plug breaks. The question is, do you know how to safely replace a broken spark plug and which tools to use? Here's a simple guide.
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America's Highway Numbering System Is Hiding A Giant Math Puzzle
Believe it or not, highway numbers actually make sense. Here's the logic behind odd and even routes, and why the system isn’t as simple as it seems.
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3 Of The Biggest Problems With Ford's PowerShift Transmission
Ford promised that its ambitious PowerShift transmission would be a big step forward, but thousands of drivers disagreed. Here are three of the reasons why.
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How Long Can You Park At A Rest Stop? Here's What U.S. State Laws Say
Highway rest stops can offer a welcome reprieve during extended road trips. However, some states have laws regarding how long you can stay. Here's what to know.
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These Are Some Of The Least RV-Friendly Cities And States In The U.S.: Here's Why
Traveling in an RV can be a great way to explore the country, but not every place is equally hospitable. Here are the cities and states you may want to avoid.
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The Evolution Of The US Mail Truck (And Why Some Mail Carriers Use Their Personal Vehicles)
From the first horseless carriages to today's modern trucks, the Postal Service has used several kinds of vehicles to ensure that the mail goes through.
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Paris Doesn't Have Any Stop Signs - Here's What They Use Instead
Paris banned traffic from its center, but that still leaves lots of cars cruising often-narrow streets. Without stop signs. Here's what the city has intstead.
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How Does Costco's Tire Warranty Compare To The Competition?
Costco's tire services have earned a lot of goodwill from members, but how does it actually stack up against its closest competitors? Let's take a look.
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Don't Just Pour It Out – How To Get Rid Of Old Gas The Right Way
Old gasoline is definitely something you don't want sitting in your car or interacting with the environment. Here's the proper way to dispose of it.
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Yes, You Can Jump Start A Car Without Cables, But Here Are The Risks
Push-starting can be a viable way to crank a car with a manual transmission. However, it won't work for every vehicle, and there are some risks involved.
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