Tesla Loses Even More Ground In China
We're looking at Tesla's sales figures in China, as well as the end of the short-lived Nexperia chip shortage and more.
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These Cars Should Never Go Hybrid, According To You
Because automakers still have some efficiency standards to meet (for now, at least), they are turning to hybrids to help fill in the gaps. Which ones shouldn't?
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Wet Clutch Vs. Dry Clutch: The Differences Explained
Wet or dry clutch -- which suits your driving style? From track use to daily commuting, each setup manages heat, torque, and noise differently.
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What's Your Favorite Food To Eat While Driving?
The perfect food should be edible alone, manageable with one hand, and available in whatever flyover country you're driving through.
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2026 Nissan Sentra Tops Out Under $30,000, But Fails To Stand Out From Its Competitors
With this attractive redesign the Sentra comes into step with its compact sedan competitors, but it's not as charismatic.
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Here's How People Bought Gasoline Before Gas Stations Existed
How did people manage to buy gasoline before gas stations existed, and just how much gas did the first-ever station actually end up selling?
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These Are The Toughest Places On Earth To Earn A Driver's License
Getting a driver's license in the U.S. is fairly easy, but that's not the case everywhere. These are the most difficult countries for earning a license.
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Polestar 5 Is Coming To 'Gran Turismo 7' With The Help Of A Real-Life Race Car Driver
Polestar says that with the right person behind the wheel, the 5's lap times in "Gran Turismo 7" and in real life are "directly comparable."
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Can China's New C919 Jet Really Compete With Boeing And Airbus?
The C919 from China's homegrown aircraft manufacturer Comac is in the air, but does it pose a challenge to heavyweights like the Boeing 737 and the Airbus A320?
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Why You Can Sink A Subway Car To Make A Reef, But Probably Not An Automobile
Sunken subway cars have been made into artificial coral reefs thriving with life. What are the downsides that make it so tough to do the same with automobiles?
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How To Remove A Stuck Oil Filter
Dealing with a stuck oil filter? Here are a few smart tools and simple tricks that might save your weekend wrenching session before it gets messy.
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'American Icon: A Mustang Immersive Experience' Is An Entertaining, Occasionally Cringey Look Back At Pony Car History
It's pretty neat and makes anyone with Mustang memories feel all nostalgic and warm and fuzzy, which is a welcome break from the constant onslaught of chaos.
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How To Remove A Stuck Bolt (Without Breaking It)
Seized bolts are a huge annoyance, but they're not always impossible to remove. Here are some of the best ways to remove a stuck fastener without breaking it.
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These Cars Still Use Analog Clocks
Despite the steady march of automotive technology in the modern era, analog clocks remain a sign of luxury, and are still available in a few makes and models.
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How Reliable Are 6th Gen Camaros? Here's What JD Power Says
Chevrolet's iconic Camaro cars have lasted up until their 6th generation. JD Power's rankings can provide a good idea of just how reliable that generation is.
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Why Your Car's Tiny Quarter Window Can Cost More To Replace Than The Windshield
Looking at your car's little quarter window, you'd think it would be less expensive to replace than the windshield. But that's not always true. Here's why.
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Honda Recalls Certain Civic Wheels On The Off Chance They Might Fall Off
The factory that made these wheels closed in 2023, so there is absolutely no way it can make this mistake again. Unfortunately, that leaves Honda on the hook.
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How Ford's Small-Block V8 Helped Shape The Muscle Car Era
In the 1960s, Ford introduced a number of small-block engine designs. How exactly did these V8s manage to shape the era of high-performance muscle cars?
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Thinking Of Swapping Your Harley's Belt For A Chain? Here's What You Need To Know
Modern Harley-Davidsons use belt final drives as opposed to classic chain drives. What are the benefits of each, and should you swap a belt drive for a chain?
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What Happens To Massive Cruise Ships At The End Of Their Lifespan?
Ever wondered where cruise ships go to die? The process involves dangerous labor and environmental risks, but some ships are transformed rather than torn apart.
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How A Loophole Lets You Fly This Electric VTOL Without A Pilot's License
You need a pilot's license to fly most aircraft. However, a loophole allows you to fly certain ultralight aircraft with no formal training. Here's how it works.
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Do Hybrid Drivetrains Need To Warm Up Before Driving?
Hybrids are built for efficiency, but what happens when temperatures drop? Should you let your hybrid sit and idle first, or is that unnecessary?
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Florida Man Defrauds Investors To Buy Boeing 737s, Pockets Lots Of The Cash For Himself
Joshua Wander, an investor in budget airlines Flair and Bonza, told his lenders that he was going to buy 134 of the 737 MAX, but he only ended up getting 38.
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The Psychology Behind Choosing A Car Color (And What Yours Says About You)
Like dark green cars? That might be because you're a sophisticated traditionalist. And if you own a yellow vehicle, you probably just like attention.
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White Line Fever: Why Highway Hypnosis Happens To So Many Drivers
Highway hypnosis is difficult to pin down, but it can pose some real risks for drivers logging a lot of hours on the freeway. Here's why it happens.
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4 Proven Ways To Prevent Rodent Damage To Your Car
Rodents can do a lot of damage to cars. Fortunately, there are ways to keep them out. Here are four of the best methods for keeping rodents out of your ride.
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