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These Tire Wear Patterns Could Reveal What's Wrong With Your Car
In some cases, the best way to figure out what's wrong with your car is to look at your tires. But you need to know which wear patterns to watch out for.
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Ford Claims 98% Of All US Transits Are Still On The Road, But The Number Is Not The Whole Story
Ford says 98% of all Transit vans made in the United States are still on the road. While certainly impressive, that figure doesn't tell the whole story.
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Why Did Car Windshields Switch From Tempered To Laminated Glass?
Laminated windshields effectively became mandatory for automakers by the early 1970s, at least in the United States. But why did regulators push for the change?
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Which RV Brands Hold Their Value The Best
The RV industry is generally known for poor build quality, but RVs are a substantial investment, so you may want to know which brands hold their value best.
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Here's Why GM Went Bankrupt
For much of the 20th century, General Motors dominated the auto industry in the United States. But in 2009, GM filed for bankruptcy in order to save itself.
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5 Car Brands You May Be Pronouncing Wrong
Did you know that Xiaomi also makes cars? Well, now you do, and it isn't the only automaker with a name you may be pronouncing wrong — there are four more.
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Ford 3.5 EcoBoost Vs. Toyota 3.5 V6: How Do The Twin Turbo Engines Compare?
It might seem like there isn't much to compare between the Ford 3.5 EcoBoost and the Toyota 3.5 V6 engines. But they have some notable differences in power.
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The Clutch Pedal Mistake Even Experienced Stick Drivers Might Be Making
Driving a car with a clutch takes a lot of coordination and experience. However, even seasoned stick-shift drivers are often guilty of making this mistake
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Why Pumping The Brakes During A Skid Is Outdated (And Dangerous) Advice
Pumping the brakes was once a solid way to deal with skidding. However, thanks to this modern tech, it's no longer recommended and can actually be dangerous.
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Common Mistakes To Avoid When Cleaning Your Engine Bay
Cleaning your car's engine bay is a great way to keep things looking fresh and tidy. However, to prevent damage, make sure you avoid these common mistakes.
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Why Tires Can Wear Out Faster On EVs Than On Gas Cars
If you've driven both internal combustion and electric vehicles, you might have noticed EV tires generally wearing out faster. Here's why that is.
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9 Car Maintenance Myths It's Time To Set Straight
Maintaining your car can be a daunting task, but avoiding many maintenance myths can save you a lot of time and money.
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Here's How Often You Should Grease Wheel Bearings
Some older cars, as well as many boat and utility trailers, have wheel bearings that require grease jobs. Here's how often you need to perform that service.
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Why Do Spark Plugs Have Different Tip Shapes And What Are The Differences?
Spark plugs are necessary for gas-powered engines. However, they're not all the same, and they can come in different shapes and sizes. Here's why that is.
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Power Shifting Vs. Speed Shifting: The Pros & Cons Of Each
Power shifting and speed shifting are techniques you can use to get the most out of your engine. But they also come with some nasty downsides.
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Can Extreme Heat Or Cold Break Car Windows?
Car windows are designed to stand up to some harsh punishment. However, you might want to keep an eye on them if they've been subject to extreme temperatures.
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People Still Can't Agree On How Best To Use The Parking Brake On Hills
To this day, people still argue over how exactly you should use the parking brake on hills. Should you put it in neutral first or just go straight to park?
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DIY Vs. Professional Car Window Tinting: Is It Worth Attempting Yourself?
Professionals do car window tinting, but window tint comes in rolls and sticks to your car's glass, so it's a job you can do yourself. Still, should you?
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Most Speedometers Are Inaccurate, But Is GPS Any Better?
It's pretty well established that car speedometers are mildly inaccurate. However, if you're wondering whether GPS is any better, here's what to know.
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Tips To Negotiate The Best Deal Possible On A New Car
Trying to get a new car today can cost an average of $50,000. Try using these tips with dealers before spending too much on your new vehicle.
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5 Rare Pontiacs That Are Worth Six Figures
Pontiac is iconic in the world of muscle cars, and some of the brand's rarest vehicles can fetch very high prices. In fact, these models are worth six figures.
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Marine Vs Automotive Engines: The Main Differences
Think engines are all much the same? Think again. We dive into the differences between the marine motors in boats and the powerplants used in cars.
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The Pros, Cons, And Risks Of Underbody Coating For Your Car
It might not seem like underbody coating would matter much for your car. But there are quite a few pros and cons that come from applying extra rustproofing.
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No One Can Seem To Agree On How To Measure Displacement Of A Rotary Engine, Here's Why
You'd think measuring an engine's displacement would be simple, but there's a long history of trying to figure out how to categorize the Wankel.
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Why You Should Stop Using Tap Water In Your Windshield Washer Reservoir
When you're in a pinch, using tap water for your windshield washer can seem like a good idea. It isn't, and it can cause problems in windshield washer systems.
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When Did Cars Stop Using Manual Chokes?
The manual choke now belongs in automotive history books, but when did carmakers remove it from their new models? And what replaced the humble choke control?
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5 Bad Driver Habits Guaranteed To Annoy Everyone Else On The Road
If you want to stop annoying everyone else on the road — and avoid putting yourself and others in danger — you need to drop these five bad driving habits.
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