Ford Brings The TransAmerica Trail To Google Street View
The TransAmerica Trail stretches more than 5,900 miles long from Port Orford, Oregon, to Nags Head, North Carolina, avoiding pavement wherever possible.
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One Of The World's Only Twin-Turbo Flat-Four Engines Was Built By Subaru – And It Didn't Go As Planned
This version of Subaru's iconic EJ20 boxer engine had an inherent weakness when it came to power. And it wasn't so hot in terms of emissions, either.
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5 Nearly Indestructible Transmissions (And The Cars That Use Them)
Automotive history is riddled with lackluster gearboxes, but it's also seen its fair share of exlemplary models. Here are the most durable transmissions.
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Why Rotary Apex Seals Fail
Rotary engines are extremely interesting, but they're also known for a few persistent issues, including apex seal failure. Here's why it happens.
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Just When You Thought The Chevy Corvair Couldn't Get Weirder, Here's The Amphibious One
Chevrolet Corvairs came in all sorts of guises, from coupe to pickup. It took a pair of moonlighting Chevy engineers to create a version that could swim.
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No More Canadian Tariffs On Chinese Cars? PM Carney's Meeting With Xi Jinping May Be The Start
If Canada decides to drop its tariffs on Chinese-built cars, that would be even worse for our auto industry.
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Here's How Much A 2020 Mazda CX-5 Has Depreciated After 5 Years
The CX-5 has been a Mazda best-seller for a decade. Here's how well (or not) it holds its value in the long term, compared to other crossover SUVs.
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Infiniti Just Put A GT-R Nismo Engine In A QX80, Can I Get A Hell Yeah?
The QX80 R-Spec show car was built for SEMA with a twin-turbo V6 capable of 1,000 horsepower.
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Here's Why Semi Trucks Still Use Drum Brakes
Modern cars may not use drum brakes, but they’re more than tradition on semis — and the trucking industry’s current climate has a lot to do with it.
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9 Discontinued Chevy Models We Want Back
Chevrolet has a deep catalog of iconic nameplates, and while it has seen fit to bring plenty back to life, there area few that still deserve another chance.
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Mercedes-Benz BOuLDER Sculpture Previews Next-Gen Sprinter, Celebrating 130 Years Of Vans
Mercedes owns the oldest roadworthy example in existence, which was built in 1899, and it has been restored for the anniversary.
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Is It Really Illegal To Back Into Your Own Driveway In Some Towns?
Backing into your driveway is safer than driving head-in, some say. But others feel the practice can make it hard to tell when a car is unregistered.
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National Guard Aircraft Buzzes Tesla Before Crashing In A Field
Most people wouldn't have believed it if his Tesla hadn't captured the near-miss on its dash cam.
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What Is Spark Plug Indexing?
Spark plug indexing won't make much of a difference in your average stock car, but it can have a noticeable impact in high-rpm performance builds.
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NBC Chicago Fooled By AI Racing Video Posted By The Same People Who Gave Us Piss Jugman
The account we're talking about here is Weaber Valley Speedway, a satirical account that's known for its terrible spelling and worse humor.
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Subprime Auto Loan Experts Are Brushing Off Bankruptcy And Alleged Fraud At Failed Used Car Dealer
You might ask yourself: Is it really a good idea to get back into a subprime loan situation? I'm here to tell you, it's not as bad as you might think.
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These EV Charging Stations Have A Secret Feature To Charge Your Car Even Faster
It's not just that they can charge your car faster, they can also be built more quickly and at a significantly lower cost. But there's a catch.
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California Bans 'Defeat Devices' Because Privately Owned Self-Driving Cars Are Still Not A Thing
In a move that should surprise no one who has ever driven on a California freeway, the state has once again been forced to, well, enforce common sense.
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These Companies Will Be The First To Crack Personal Autonomy, According To You
Whether you like it or not, autonomy is coming to a vehicle near you... probably.
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Tariff Costs Are Hitting Automaker Destination Fees
We're looking at how tariffs are showing up in automaker destination fees, as well as the looming threat of our latest chip shortage.
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What Unlikely Car Would Be Fun To Race?
We're not asking what would be the most effective, or what would set the best lap times, but simply what would put the biggest grin on your face.
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At $6,800, Does This 1978 Datsun Still Have 200SX Appeal?
Today's Datsun has its original upholstery, which is in a pattern that might make you dizzy. Let's see if this well-kept coupe's price is just as off-kilter.
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Costco Doesn't Price Match Tires, But You Can Ask For A Price Adjustment
While Costco won't price match its competitors, it may adjust your purchase cost in some situations. Here's what to know and how to initiate the process.
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These Are The Oldest Roads In The U.S. Still Being Used Today
The United States has a fascinating history, and that even includes its roads. Here are some of the oldest roads in the States that are still in use today.
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Does Top Tier Fuel Actually Clean Your Engine? AAA Thinks It Has The Answer
Top Tier gas is formulated to keep your engine cleaner and costs just a little more. But is it worth looking for? AAA conducted tests to find out.
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Why Older Boeing Planes Had Eyebrow Windows (But Newer Ones Don't)
The little windows above the cockpit's main panes weren't there just for aesthetics. They served several practical purposes ... and then they didn't.
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