Yes, Police Officers In Hawaii Can Use Their Own Car For Patrol
If you look closely at some of the cars patrolling in Hawaii, you might notice a wide variety of surprisingly familiar models. Here's why.
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UFO Obsessives Are Not Happy That The Pentagon Has Been Deceiving The Public For Decades
When conspiracy theories are inevitably debunked, the debunking is quickly counter-debunked, usually with a fresh ratcheting of the whole conspiracy framework.
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Does It Matter Which Battery You Jump Start On A Diesel Engine?
Opening up the hood of your new diesel truck to find two batteries staring back at you can be a surprise. So which one do you hook up to if you need a jump?
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Rivians Get Google Maps Integration So You Hopefully Stop Caring There's Still No Apple CarPlay
The improved navigation will roll out to all R1S and R1T owners today.
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Your Car Key Fob Is Dirtier Than You Think, Here's How To Clean It Safely
Key fobs spend a lot of time in our pockets, in our hands, and in the bottom of our bags, so it's no surprise they pick up some germs along the way.
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These Were The Hardest Working Vehicles At The Goodwood Festival Of Speed
A special Goodwood exhibit called Van Go - Masters of the Moving Arts featured all sorts of incredible vans and work trucks.
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Do You Need A Prerunner Shopping Cart? Because I Found A Prerunner Shopping Cart
Buy yourself a gas-powered off-road shopping cart for $950, and never feel dull again.
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What Is Brake Fade And How Does It Happen?
Whether you've been pushing hard, or going down steep inclines, most drivers know the feeling of stepping on the brakes but not slowing as much as expected.
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Crash Test Dummies Shaped Like Women Would Improve Vehicle Safety, Senators Say
Half of all drivers are women, and cars should be designed so that anyone of any gender will be safer.
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How Much Fuel Does A Boeing 747 Burn Per Hour, And How Much Can It Hold?
The Boeing 747 and its four engines once made it the airliner of choice for international flights. So how much fuel do those four powerplants use?
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Watch A NASCAR Hauler Drive Cross-Country And Experience The Never-Ending Cup Series Grind First Hand
NASCAR offered a glimpse behind the curtain by livestreaming a cross-country drive of one of its haulers earlier this week.
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Road Debris Causes Chevrolet Equinox EV Battery Fire, Boston Traffic Mayhem Ensues
Many firefighters aren't prepared to deal with EV fires, but the Boston Fire Department had the situation under control far more quickly than expected.
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Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 Vs. Lamborghini Revuelto: Which 1,000-HP Supercar Wins In A Drag Race?
Even with the extra weight you'd think the Revuelto would at least beat the ZR1 off the line, but in the first race of three, that definitely isn't the case.
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Unreleased Beyoncé Music Stolen Out Of Jeep Wagoneer In Atlanta
Whether or not they knew what they were stealing or who they were stealing from is not clear at this time.
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These Otherwise Good Cars Are Saddled With Terrible Engines
We asked for your biggest powertrain disappointments, and you didn't hold back.
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The Porsche You Weren't Going To Buy Just Got More Expensive
For the second time in the last four months, Porsche has raised prices across its 911 lineup.
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The Rest Of The World Leaves North America Behind When It Comes To EV Sales
In this morning's edition, we're looking at how North America's EV sales are fairing versus the rest of the world, and how badly tariffs are hurting Volvo.
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You Can Buy The Largest Martian Meteorite Ever Found (And A Sick Dinosaur Skeleton Too)
Out of the 122 lots, the main event is NWA 16788, a Martian meteorite that is the largest piece of Mars ever found on Earth.
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What's Your Favorite Side-View Mirror Design?
Some cars have fantastic side-view mirror designs, and I want to know which ones are your favorites.
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At $39,500, Is This 1991 Mercedes Brabus G36 A Big Deal?
That's no typo: just a particularly rare type of G-Wagen on U.S. roads.
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Why Is It So Hard To Reverse An F1 Car?
Yes, F1 cars have reverse gears, but you'll rarely see drivers use them.
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What Happens When A Plane Loses Cabin Pressure?
You may have heard a flight attendant talk about the safety procedures to follow if the cabin loses pressure, but what does that actually mean?
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You Could Be The Only EdisonFuture Driver On The Planet If You Can Figure Out How To Solve Its Riddles
Likely a victim of Trump's anti-EV policies, California startup EdisonFuture appears to be calling it quits before it could ever launch a production truck.
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Why Most Modern Cars Stopped Using Drum Brakes
Drum brakes have mostly been replaced by disc brakes on most modern vehicles. So when did this shift happen, and what's the advantage of disc brakes?
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Why Does F1 Use Tire Blankets?
Have you ever wondered why Formula 1 tires arrive in a special blanket? It isn't just to keep them pristine for race day — here's the science behind them.
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Honda Prologue And Acura ZDX Are Outselling Their General Motors Cousins
Despite having fewer dealerships, Honda's Ultium-based EVs are doing better than the Chevrolet Blazer EV and Cadillac Lyriq.
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What Happened To The Ducks In The Cadillac Logo? (And Why They Were There In The First Place)
If you looked closely at a Cadillac logo from before the year 2000, you might have noticed several small birds hiding in the company crest. Where did they go?
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