Each Of These Tires Costs More Than A Brand New Car
Tires are essential to get you to your destination, but the ones in this article are more money than the car itself. Here's what makes them so expensive.
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Here's Why Cars Stopped Using Solid Lifters
As technology continues to advance, how vehicles operate changes. So, is this why cars don't use solid lifters anymore? Here's what you need to know.
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How The Chrysler PT Cruiser Got Its Name
Remember the PT Cruiser? The divisive retro styling of this 2000s hit made it one of the most popular throwback cars of its era, but what did the name mean?
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What Is Hydroplaning, And What Should You Do If It Happens?
If you're driving in the rain, you may discover first-hand what hydroplaning is. And you won't like it. So what should you do if it happens?
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Here's How You'll Know If Your Radiator Needs To Be Flushed
How will you know if your vehicle's radiator needs to be flushed? There are lots of telltale signs ... and woe to the driver who ignores them.
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Can Rhino Linings Really Prevent Rust Under Your Truck? Here's What Owners Say
Rust can be detrimental to your vehicle's exterior parts, but can a Rhino Linings application prevent it from starting? Here's what owners have to say.
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How To Fix Curb Rash On Black Rims
Not only is it annoying to get curb rash on your black rims, but buying new ones is expensive. Instead, here's how you can fix it on your own.
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It's Illegal To Live In An RV On Your Property In These US States
With house prices soaring, many people are turning to living in RVs full-time. However, it's illegal to live in one on your property in these U.S. states.
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Where To Find Your Car's VIN Number (And Why You Might Need It)
A car VIN number is like a social security number for your vehicle. Here are the scenarios when you might need it and the places where you can find it.
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Can Classic Cars Use Synthetic Motor Oil?
Synthetic motor oil has been around for longer than you might expect, but most classic cars were designed to run with standard motor oil. Can you use either?
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What A Bad Starter Sounds Like (And Why They Fail)
There are usually a few clues that will let you know when a starter is about to fail — here's what you need to listen for to avoid an unwelcome surprise.
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Cybertruck Tailgates Are Getting Stuck, And Tesla's Instructions Are Ominously Fiddly
Cybertrucks have had plenty of time in the spotlight, but now owners are reporting their tailgates getting stuck and the owner's manual isn't a big help.
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Why Do F1 Cars Have A Jagged Windshield?
The tiny windshields at the front of some F1 cars aren't only there to provide some level of driver comfort, as their unique shape serves an additional purpose.
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The One And Only Thing Wrong With This 2014 Nissan Juke Nismo RS Is Its CVT, And I Will Fight You Behind The Waffle House If You Disagree
Everyone claims cars are too boring these days, and they're right.
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If You Want A Car That'll Cruise Past 200,000 Miles, This Is Our Shortlist
Looking for a car that will last? We're taking a look at some of the longest-lasting models on the road today — here are the cars that will take you past 200k.
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What Are The Pros And Cons Of A CVT Transmission?
Several automakers have put the CVT transmission in their vehicles. However, there are pros and cons you need to know before buying a car with one.
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What Does The Red Key On A Dodge Hellcat Do Exactly?
What happens when you use the special red key that came with your Dodge Hellcat? Let's dive into the numbers and see how the key impacts performance.
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The Most Reliable Car Brand Isn't Toyota Or Honda, According To Consumer Reports
When you think of the most reliable car brands, Toyota and Honda may come to mind. However, there is another brand who has dethroned as of 2025.
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How A Simple Lost License Plate Ended A Huge Car Theft Ring
A stray license plate found on a rural highway in Kenosha County, Wisconsin led police to take down a sprawling criminal enterprise.
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Body Lift Vs. Suspension Lift: What's The Difference Between These Two Truck Mods?
What's the difference between a body lift and a suspension lift? Let's take a look at how each works and how they change the driving dynamics of your vehicle.
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Why Smokey Nagata's V12 Supra Is A Tuner's Dream Car
The Toyota Supra is an iconic sports car, but this one made by Smokey Nagata and his team is a tuner's dream. Oh, and it has a V12 under the hood.
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Why Some New Cars Don't Include A Spare Tire Anymore
For a long time, it was common for vehicles to have a spare tire in case you get a flat. However, the industry has shifted in favor of going without them.
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How Often Does 4WD/AWD Transfer Case Fluid Need To Be Replaced?
The transfer case is a critical part of four-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive vehicles. How often does its fluid need to be replaced? And what does that cost?
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The Cadillac XLR Had The Coolest Trunk Of All Time
When the electronically operated trunk lid is opened, it rises up on hydraulically powered scissor hinges as if someone said, "go-go-gadget: extendo-trunk."
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Does Costco's Kirkland Signature Motor Oil Pass The Same Tests As Other Brands?
Costco sells house-brand motor oil under the Kirkland Signature label it uses for many other products. Does this oil pass the same tests other motor oils do?
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This Boeing Powered Porsche Doesn't Have Wings But It Can Fly
A Boeing engine in a Porsche? It may sound crazy, but this Porsche 928 has an aircraft-worthy motor ... and it may not be the only one equipped that way.
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Can You Mix 87 And 91 Octane? Here's What Happens If You Do
If you mix 87- and 91-octane gas in your vehicle, your engine won't fall out into the street. But will it damage your vehicle? Here's what happens.
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