Can Driving With Low Tire Pressure Actually Hurt Your Transmission?
For off-roading, low tire pressure has its perks. However, should you be worried if it's hurting more than just your gas mileage, like your transmission?
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Stellantis Promised It Would Be All-In On EVs By Now, So What Happened?
Stellantis promised to spend over €30 billion between its 2021 EV day and the start of the 2025 calendar year. We dug into where the company stands now.
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Who Owns The Packard Brand Now, And Could It Be Revived?
Packard came out with its version of a car well before the Model T drove off the assembly line. With a new owner of the company, though, a revival is possible.
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Michelin Put This Porsche 904 On Citroën Hydropneumatic Suspension And Used It To Test Tires For Decades
This car has lived in my brain rent-free for over a decade, and I think I finally have the full grasp of its story — and what a story it is!
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Genesis' Exciting Shift To The Higher-End Luxury Market Could Not Come At A Worse Time
Genesis is taking on several ambitious new focuses during a time of excessive upheaval in the automotive industry, and for now it's full steam ahead.
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Before You Buy That Kei Truck, These Are The U.S. States They're Road-Legal In
Figuring out whether or not kei cars are legal in your state isn't quite as simple as looking up a list of states that ban them, but we've got you covered.
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America Has To Fix Traffic And Transportation If It Ever Wants People To Get Healthier
Our transportation infrastructure is designed to make us less healthy.
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There's No Such Thing As A 1983 Chevy Corvette — Or Is There?
The National Corvette Museum has the only 1983 'Vette left in the world, and it only exists today due to a string of good luck and strange occurrences.
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Where Did Dodge's Scat Pack Name Come From?
When it comes to names that capture the imagination, Chrysler is one of the best to ever do it, and Scat Pack is one of the brand's most famous monikers.
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Those Unpaid Toll Texts You Keep Getting Are Just The Latest Scam
These scam texts have gotten so common that the FTC, FBI, state governments and even transportation departments have had to address them directly
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Henry Ford Ate Weeds
Ford spent as little as possible on food, preferring to make his lunches from what he called "roadside greens"
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Here's How A Sebring Win 50 Years Ago Set BMW And Bob Lutz Up For Success In America
Bob Lutz only spent three years at BMW, but he set the company on the path that would take it to where it is today
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Automotive Folk Remedies: Does Cracking An Egg In Your Radiator Stop Leaks?
When the chips are down and you need to get a busted tractor back in action so you don't lose your crop, you get real good at thinking outside of the box
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Here's Why LA Has Streets That Are Steep Enough To Launch Teslas Into The Air
It all goes back to the arrogance of the early American settlers who colonized the region
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Everyone Who Claims Congestion Pricing Is Elitist Or Bad For The Working Poor Is Lying To You
If low-income workers could live without a car, that would put a whole lot of money back in their pockets, and that's exactly what congestion pricing does
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No, John Wick's Mustang Wasn't A Real Boss 429—Here's What It Really Was
The Mustang used in "John Wick" was a Mach 1, despite it being called a Boss 429 in the film
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How The Flathead Ford Became An Icon Of Hot Rod History
Ford's Flathead wasn't the first V8 or the most powerful, but it was simple, lightweight, reliable and cheap
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The Rise And Fall Of Studebaker: What Went Wrong?
Once a major player in the automotive industry, Studebaker eventually died a slow and sad death
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