What Is An E-CVT And How Is It Different From A CVT?
The Continuously Variable Transmission, or CVT for short, has been around for some time. So, what is an e-CVT? Here are the differences between the two.
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Golf R Was The Only Volkswagen To See A Q2 Sales Increase, Even Though There's No More Manual
Volkswagen Golf R sales increased 12.1% last quarter, but that's only about a hundred more cars.
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Alpine A290 Rallye Is Ready To Silently Rumble In FIA's New eRally5 EV Class
Before entering full eRally5 competition, Alpine intends to throw down "a single-rally challenge" later this year, with support for recharging.
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Are Tire Plugs A Safe Long-Term Fix?
You've had a flat, and now you're trying to fix it for the long term. Tire plugs are cheap, and they're not hard to install. But how well do they last?
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What It Takes To Get To An Antarctic Research Station More Remote Than The International Space Station
You may think your commute is brutal, but what does it take to get to your job at the most remote place on Earth?
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Porsche Cayenne Electric Will Be Able To Tow More Than 7,700 Pounds, And Prototypes Are Winning Hill Climbs
Porsche is now showing off near-production prototypes with barely any camouflage not just driving around in public, but competing in hill climbs — and winning.
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Spark Ignition Vs. Compression Ignition: How Do These Two Engines Differ?
Some engines use a spark to ignite their fuel, and others rely on compression. What does all of that mean? And how do the two kinds of engines differ?
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Three-Car Crash In Utah Ends With Exploding Domino's Pizza Restaurant
Thankfully, despite the explosion, everyone involved also managed to make it out without any explosion-related injuries.
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NASCAR's Chicago Street Course Is The Best Race On The Calendar, But The Party Might Be Over Forever
Unfortunately the future of the race is in doubt as the three-year event contract with the city has run out and looks unlikely to be renewed.
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Drone Narco Sub With Starlink Antenna Captured In First For Colombian Navy
It was only a matter of time before the drones got involved with drugs and Starlink.
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Journeyman Ending 239-Race Podium Drought Proves F1 Fairytales Still Happen
Against all odds, 37-year-old Nico Hülkenberg finally secured his maiden top-three finish during Sunday's British Grand Prix and collected a Lego trophy.
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I Would've Thought Used Dodge Charger Daytona EVs Would Be Cheaper By Now
The least-expensive Charger Daytona I was able to find in the U.S. is a 2025 Dodge Charger Daytona R/T down in Florida that's listed for $41,987.
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Changing Your Car's Battery: Which Terminal To Disconnect First (And Why)
Changing your vehicle's car battery, yourself, is a simple task that will save you money. However, ensure you disconnect this battery terminal first.
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NYC Congestion Pricing Is Wildly Successful, So Of Course It's Become A Political Battleground
Backups at bridges and tunnels are far less common, the city is raking in millions and lots of people aren't choking on fumes or being killed by cars.
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These Are The Automaker CEOs You'd Bet On In A Battle Royale
This is all hypothetical, of course
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Musk's Antics Finally Hit Tesla's Stock
We're looking at how Elon Musk's new political party is affecting Tesla, as well as the latest updates on tariff talks between the EU and the United States.
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What Cars Of The 2010s And 2020s Will You Bring To Rizzwood In 2045?
What car, on sale today or in the very recent past, will turn heads at the car shows?
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2025 Buick Enclave Avenir Might Be The Greatest College Graduation Pickup Car Ever
The Enclave Avenir is a moment of serenity, and I think that's what a lot of parents really want.
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At $9,500, Is This 1972 Mercedes-Benz 250 A Stately Steal?
Mercedes' vision of a bargain 'Benz became one of its most innovative cars, but does this 1972 sedan still have that magic?
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How Does Leasing A Car Work (And Is It Ever Worth It)?
Instead of buying a car, lots of people lease them. But how, exactly, does this work? How does it differ from a car subscription? And is it a good idea?
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The Absolutely Wild Horsepower Numbers Behind Your Next Flight
Converting thrust to horsepower takes some math, but the results are pretty astounding. Here are the staggering power figures propelling you through the sky.
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What Causes An Engine Block To Crack?
A crack in your engine block is a pretty intimidating problem. Here's how they happen, what you can do to fix it, and how to avoid the issue in the first place.
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How Much Fuel Does An F1 Car Burn During A Race?
F1 offers incredibly fast cars roaring around speedways, so you may think it's featuring a bunch of fuel hogs. The truth is more complicated.
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Porsche Club Of America Turns 70, Celebrates With 70 Very Blue 911 Club Coupes
This special edition is based on the 992.2 Carrera T, and you can get it with incredible tartan seats.
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Why Are Boeing 737 Engine Casings Flat On The Bottom?
There's something unique about the Boeing 737: the flat-bottomed casings on its engines. So why do the 737's engine casings have this odd design?
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How Much Does The Average Oil Change Cost? (And How Much Can You Save Doing It Yourself?)
Oil is the lifeblood of a vehicle engine, and it's vital to change it on schedule. Here's the cost comparison of doing it yourself and going to a shop.
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Way More Women Love Formula 1 Than Ever Before
For the first time in history Formula 1 says around a quarter of its current fanbase is female, growing from just 10% in 2017.
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