Here's What That Burning Smell From Your Car Could Mean
Do you have a burning smell coming from your car? It's obvious something is wrong, but pinpointing the culprit can be difficult. Here's what it could mean.
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Toyota Took Over A Napalm Factory In Long Beach To Manufacture Truck Beds And Avoid The Chicken Tax
Since Toyota imported incomplete vehicles rather than trucks, the rolling cab-and-chassis were only subject to a 2.5% import tax rather than the 25% tax.
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Why Boeing Can Build A 737 In 9 Days (But The 747 Took Much Longer)
Boeing is able to build the 737 in nine days, which is an impressive turnaround time. However, the 747 took a lot longer to finish. Here's why.
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These Are The Last New Vehicles You Can Get With A Manual Transfer Case
Having a manual transfer case can give die-hard off-road enthusiasts an advantage. However, there aren't many vehicles equipped with one anymore.
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American Driving Habits Exposed: You'll Never Guess Who Drives The Most
In 2023 (the most recent year with complete data) Americans put in a grand total of 2.9 trillion miles.
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Are Costco Car Batteries Actually A Good Deal And What Is The Warranty?
Shoppers love Costco due to the bulk prices on goods, but does that mean the car batteries are a good deal? Here's how they compare to the other retailers.
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LA's First Encounter With Smog Happened 82 Years Ago And Was So Bad People Thought It Was Chemical Warfare
As Los Angeles grew exponentially in the mid-1900s and the car became the apple of capitalism's eye, the smog arose and rapidly overtook the beachside paradise.
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How Long Does Ceramic Coating Really Last? Here's What Owners Say
Giving your car a good wash and wax, is great for protecting the paint from the elements. But is ceramic coating worth it? Here's how long owners say it lasts.
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What Makes F1 Cars Spark On The Track?
Have you ever watched a Formula 1 (F1) race and noticed the sparks on the track? Many may think it's all for show, but it is actually caused by something else.
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Each Of These Tires Costs More Than A Brand New Car
Tires are essential to get you to your destination, but the ones in this article are more money than the car itself. Here's what makes them so expensive.
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Can Rhino Linings Really Prevent Rust Under Your Truck? Here's What Owners Say
Rust can be detrimental to your vehicle's exterior parts, but can a Rhino Linings application prevent it from starting? Here's what owners have to say.
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Charging Was Somehow Still The Biggest Problem With Road-Tripping My Fiat 500e
While I wouldn't recommend road tripping a 150-mile EV, there is something to be said about the fact that it's currently possible, even without any planning.
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Why Ford Built River Rouge, Once The World's Largest Factory
River Rouge resulted from Henry Ford's obsession with making his company self-sufficient and could convert raw materials into completed automobiles.
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To Compete With Russia, U.S. May Finally Build Icebreaker Ships Again
If this deal goes through, then at last we'll have good old fashioned American icebreakers made by Americans in America again.
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George Lucas Was An Uncredited Cameraman On John Frankenheimer's 'Grand Prix' And It Changed The Course Of Cinema History
The 1966 racing film "Grand Prix" revolutionized cinematography, and we've got George Lucas to thank for it.
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Does Anyone Still Make A V10 Engine In 2025?
The short answer is no, with the recent death of an iconic Italian V10.
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Why Serpentine Belt Tension Might Matter More Than You Think
You know that belt that spins really fast when your engine is on? It's actually one of the most important components to keep your car moving. Here's why.
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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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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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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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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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