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Dealers Still Can't Sell These Brand New 2024 Model Year Cars
Here are the 10 models with the most leftover new 2024 inventory, as we stare down the barrel of 2026.
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Unruly Behavior On Flights Peaks Around Christmas And Better-Dressed Passengers Aren't Going To Fix It
After analyzing data from the past 25 years, the CBC found that more disruptive passenger reports are filed in December than in any other month.
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8 Of The Largest Production Cars Ever Made
Long before the eco movement and even predating the fuel crisis, some true behemoths cruised the American highways. Here, we look at 8 enormous production cars.
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TorqShift Vs. Allison: How Do These Heavy-Duty Transmissions Compare?
For pickup trucks, Ford uses a 10-speed TorqShift transmission while GM uses a 10-speed Allison transmission. Here's how these transmissions compare.
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Why Diesel Fuel Gels In The Cold, But Gas Doesn't
If you use diesel fuel in cold weather, it has a chance of turning into a gel-like substance. Gasoline doesn't have this problem, though. Here's why.
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Watch The Illinois Secretary Of State Read The Funniest Personalized License Plates That Got Denied This Year
Some of the denied requests seem pretty benign to me, but I guess some people can be offended by asinine things so the state wants to err on the side of caution
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How Often Should You Replace Your Wiper Blades? (Many Drivers Push It Way Too Far)
Replacing your wiper blades is an essential auto maintenance job. However, many drivers don't replace them frequently enough, which can lead to various issues.
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Autoland Emergency System Sees First Practical Use As Plane Loses Pressurization
The autonomous function safely guided the aircraft down to the runway, where first responders ensured the two pilots on board were unharmed.
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Why The B2 Stealth Bomber Had Trouble Flying In The Rain
The B2 bomber could evade radar and fly thousands of miles without refueling. But it had trouble with the most basic kind of stormy weather. Here's why.
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Is Fuel Injection Service Worth It Or Just A Rip-Off? Here's When You Actually Need It
When your service adviser recommends getting your fuel injection serviced, is it just a money grab? The answer depends on how your engine was made.
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British Family Accused Of Smuggling Dead Body Onto Flight By Claiming Grandma Was 'Just Tired'
The good news is, they didn't carve Grandma up and try to smuggle her into the country in their carry-ons.
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Millions Of Venezuelans Now Rely On Just 20 Aging Planes As They Are Cut Off From The Rest Of The World
Holiday plans have been trashed, families are unable to bring elderly relatives medication and less-fortunate Venezuelans are stuck in foreign countries.
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Driving The Cadillac Escalade-V And Escalade IQL Is A Reminder That EVs Shouldn't Be Cast Aside
I love a high-octane, high-horsepower gas motor as much as the next guy, but I really think we might be straying down the wrong path.
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Alpine Could Come To The U.S. With A Porsche Cayenne EV Rival, But It Probably Won't
If Alpine is indeed planning to bring over a Cayenne EV fighter to the U.S., we certainly haven't seen it yet.
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These Automakers Need A Performance Brand, According To You
Some readers wanted to revive dormant performance brands with a new generation of upgraded models, others wanted to form new brands from scratch.
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At Least Stellantis' Dealers Think 2026 Is Looking Up
Stellantis' dealers are optimistic about 2026 following a few years of life being rough and more.
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At $23,999, Is This 1972 Chevy Corvette Stingray A Big Block Bargain?
With a 454 under its hood, today's 'Vette prioritizes torque ahead of horsepower. Let's see if this arrest-me red sports car is priced to move.
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Why Lexus Just Fell Three Spots In Consumer Reports' Reliability Rankings
According to Consumer Reports, Lexus' reliability rating has dropped a few spaces in recent years. Here's why that happened and what it means for the brand.
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How Reliable Are Volkswagens? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
Consumer Reports amasses quite a bit of data about automotive manufacturers and surveys owners about reliability. Here's how Volkswagen currently ranks.
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Big Oil Once Made A 'Clueless'-Inspired Propaganda Film For Teens, And It's Even Worse Than You Could Possibly Imagine
Of course, you also couldn't make a video in the '90s without a theme song and a music video.
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Is Switching To A K&N Cold Air Intake Worth It?
If you're considering switching to a K&N cold-air intake, there are some things to consider first. Here's what to know about these mods and if they're worth it.
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Clay Bar Vs. Clay Mitt Vs. Clay Towel: Which One Actually Wins?
Claying is a method of detailing your car using specialized clay. This clay can come in the form of bars, mitts, or towels, but which one is truly the best?
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Here's Why A Simple Fresnel Lens Makes Traffic Lights Safer
Fresnel lenses were invented over two centuries ago to help lighthouses prevent shipwrecks. They're still enhancing safety, but now it's for cars and trucks.
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Those Half Black & White Stripes On The Highway Actually Serve A Clever Purpose
No, those half-black, half-white stripes don't mean someone ran out of paint. They're deliberate moves on the part of state transportation departments.
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The Convoluted History Behind The Oldsmobile 442 Name
The Oldsmobile 442 is an icon of automotive history, but the meaning of its name hasn't always been clear. Here's what it originally meant and how it evolved.
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E-Bikes For Kids: What Every Parent Should Know Before Buying
An e-bike can be a great way for your kid to get some extra exercise. However, there are some things you should know before buying one.
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