The Government Does Something Cool For Once: U.S. Postal Service Issues SoCal Lowrider Culture Stamps
This is a tiny scrap of good happening in a sea of bad.
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The Saga Of This Cheap Bentley Flying Spur Shows Off Just How Tough Volkswagen's W12 Can Be
It withstood years of overheating, enough to stretch head bolts and damage a coolant tank, and is still running as smoothly as it did two decades ago.
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Motor Oil Boiling In Your Car Is Nearly Impossible, But If It Does You've Got Bigger Problems
It's basically impossible for the oil in your car's engine to get hot enough to boil. However, it it does happen, these are the bigger issues you'll be facing.
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The Splinter Is An Honest-To-Goodness Drivable Sports Car Made Of Wood
Some one-off cars have some incredibly unique designs, but perhaps none are quite as unique with their basic building materials as the Splinter.
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What're The Differences Between Duramax LML, L5P, LB7, And LBZ Diesel Engines?
The Duramax diesel engine has seen quite a few changes over the years. Here's what separates some of the most popular versions from each other.
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Neglecting Your Spark Plugs Does More Damage Than You Think
Spark plugs might sound small and inconsequential, but neglecting to change them can have serious and expensive repercussions for your engine.
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NASA Rammed An Asteroid Hard Enough To Change Its Trajectory, Maybe We're Not All Doomed
The spacecraft slowed down the system's 76,000 mph orbital speed... by two inches per hour. We're going to have to punch a lot harder if we want to save Earth.
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Need Raw Performance? These 9 Cars Have The Most Horsepower You Can Buy In 2026
In most cases, horsepower is the go-to measurement for a vehicle's performance. But only a few models allow you to get absurd numbers for under $150,000.
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How Long, In General, Does An Oil Filter Last?
Oil changes are a common part of a car's maintenance, and it's best to change the filter at the same time. But how long should it be able to last on its own?
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With Gas Prices Rising, What Are The Most Efficient Ways To Get Around?
Gas, electric, it doesn't matter. The key metric here is energy spent per mile traveled, which we can determine for any means of propulsion.
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You'd Better Be Passing People If You're In These States' Left Lanes
Left-lane cruising is a big no-no in all 50 U.S. states. However, some states enforce stricter penalties than others. Here's what to know about left-lane laws.
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What Is A Limited-Slip Differential And How Does It Work?
Differentials are what allow the wheels on a vehicle to actually move around effectively. Open differentials are common, but limited-slip ones are special.
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The Damage From A Pothole Can Be Worse Than You Might Think
You didn't notice that big pothole till you drove through it, but your car seems okay, so you're feeling good. Still, that may not be the end of the story.
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Why Cutting Off A Wide-Load Semi Truck And Its Lead Car Is A Bad Idea
You want to get around that wide load pretty badly, and also the slowish car that's leading the way. But don't cut them off. The results can be catastrophic.
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What's The Performance Difference Between Catted And Catless Downpipes?
You might expect that catless downpipes, which lack a catalytic converter, would outperform catless ones. But as the old song says, it ain't necessarily so.
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Mercedes-AMG Tried A Diesel And It Did Not Go Well
Ever heard of the AMG that ran on diesel? Most people haven't as it was a commercial flop, but it's a strange little chapter in pre-Dieselgate Mercedes history.
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Does Bird Poop Damage Your Car's Paint?
Birds are majestic creatures, but their acidic droppings can severely damage your car's paint job. Here's why, and what you can do to protect your vehicle.
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Why Are Two-Stroke Engines So Environmentally Unfriendly?
Two-stroke engines have their uses, but they are seen as environmentally unfriendly today. But why do they have that reputation, and is it deserved?
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Instead Of Crushing This EV1 Into A Tiny Cube, GM Is Actually Helping To Restore It
Despite building 1,117 of them between 1996 and 1999, General Motors never sold a single EV1.
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These Are The 10 Most Popular Cars For Gen X Drivers
Generation X is often forgotten, but some of its favorite car models are also exceptionally popular in the eyes of previous and future generations.
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This Costco Dash Cam Tackles So Many Pain Points, Why Do Reviewers Hate It?
Dash cameras are incredibly useful and growing in popularity among everyday motorists. However, here's why you may want to avoid this camera sold at Costco.
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Ferrari Might Put A Flippy Wing On Its F1 Car To Catch Mercedes And I Hope It Works
The world of F1 is putting pins and red string on a cork board right now trying to figure out what Ferrari knows that they don't.
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Why You Might Want An Oiled Air Filter Vs. A Dry One
What's the difference between oiled and dry air filters, and which type is better? It boils down to your needs and preferences — here's what you need to know.
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JD Power Just Dropped Its 2026 Dependability Study, And There Are Plenty Of Surprises
Lexus is the most dependable brand for the fourth consecutive year, and it sells the most dependable model overall: the Lexus IS.
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The Scientific Reasons These Substances Don't Cool As Well As Motor Oil
YouTubers often perform wild stunts for views, like adding random chemicals and liquids to their cars' engines. However, here's why you shouldn't copy them.
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Connecticut Is Rethinking A Key Rule About Sibling Passengers For Teen Drivers
Most states have rules about who new teenage drivers can carry in their cars. Connecticut bans driving a brother or sister, but that policy is being challenged.
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Old, Cheap Non-Hybrids That Get Shockingly Good Mileage
With oil prices on the rise, there's every reason to want a cheap and economical car. But if you don't want a hybrid, older alternatives are available.
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