Who's The Greatest Fictional Racing Driver Of All Time?
All contenders are welcome, except obviously, the characters from the "Cars" franchise. They're vehicles and not drivers, silly.
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2026 Honda CR-V's TrailSport Hybrid Trim Adds Minimal Off-Road Chops, But It Remains The On-Road Champ
The updated 2026 Honda CR-V remains one of the most refined, composed, spacious, and user-friendly options in the compact crossover segment.
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It's McLaren's Championship To Lose Now
Meanwhile Red Bull suffered the worst race it possibly could have at its home Red Bull Ring track.
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At $10,000, Is This 1998 Lincoln Mark VIII LSC A Sweet Deal?
Built for a time when Lincoln had something other than SUVs in its lineup, could this two-door treat bring some classic luxury to your garage?
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Are Nashville's Chopped-Up Party Buses Actually Street Legal?
With drinkers aboard and music blaring, Nashville's chopped-up party buses have transformed the city. But are these rolling celebrations street legal?
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Is It Safe To Use Cruise Control When Towing?
Cruise control can take a lot of stress off of driving, but is it safe to use while towing. Here's what you need to know before hooking up the trailer.
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Building A Convertible EV Is Way Harder Than You'd Think
If you love both convertibles and electric vehicles, you may have some disappointment in store. Here's why building a convertible EV is so hard.
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What A 10-Ply Tire Rating Means, And Why You Might Pick Them
Those 10-ply tires now have another name, but they still offer advantages over other kinds of tires. Here's what a 10-ply rating means, and why you'd want it.
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What Is GVWR? A Quick Guide For RV And Truck Owners
Knowing what the GVWR is for your RV or truck is vital to keep you safe on the road. What does it mean, though? Here's everything you need to know.
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Where Are All The Cheap E-Bikes?
In the sort of urban environments that encourage the short trips at which e-bikes excel, the cost of reputable and safe brands is often a nonstarter.
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Do You Really Need To Break In A New Car? Here Are The Parts That Matter
Getting a new car can be an exciting moment, but do you need to break in certain parts first? Here's what you need to know before hitting the road.
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4-Wheel Drive Vs All-Wheel Drive: What's The Difference?
If you are looking for a vehicle that can handle various terrains, 4-wheel drive and all-wheel drive are both good choices. However, there are the differences.
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Modern Diesel Engines Still Outsell Gas In Heavy-Duty Trucks: Here's Why
While Dieselgate killed any remaining enthusiasm for diesel cars in the U.S., heavy duty diesel trucks are still going strong across the board. Here's why.
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5 Cars You Can Trust To Make It 200k Miles Or More (According To Consumer Reports)
If you are a person who likes to get as many miles out of a vehicle as you can, Consumer Reports says these cars will make it to 200,000 miles or more.
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This Is The Quickest 0-60 Time Ever Set By A Production Car
You might think it would be straightforward to find the quickest 0-60 time a production car ever traveled. But the answer comes with asterisks.
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Green Brake Lights On The Front Of Your Car Could Help Prevent Crashes
A recent study by the Technical University in Graz, Austria, suggests that front-facing brake lights could benefit everyone.
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What Causes A Crankshaft Sensor To Fail (And How To Know If Yours Is Bad)
Your vehicle's crankshaft sensor can be, well, cranky. But it's also a key part you can't do without. So what makes one fail? And how do you know if it's bad?
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Ever Wonder What Those Chrome Tubes On Semis Are? (No, They're Not Fuel Tanks)
Those chrome tubes on the sides of semi-trucks look cool, but they're far from being merely cosmetic. In fact, they serve an important function.
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Can You Trade In A Financed Car? Here's What You Need To Know
Can you trade in a car whose loan you're still paying off? What about if you owe more than the car is worth? The answers will help you make smart decisions.
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Iran Was The Last Country Flying The F-14 Tomcat, Here's Why
Despite their "Top Gun" fame, the United States decommissioned the last of its F-14 Tomcats in 2006. But Iran had them, and kept flying them. Here's why.
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Why Cheap FPV Drones Aren't The Future Of Airpower (At Least Not Yet)
A veteran of a Ukrainian drone unit is pointing out the shortcomings of cheap drones as a strike asset.
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How Turbo Wastegates Work, And What Happens If They Stick
Turbo wastegates help your car's turbocharger spin at just the right speed. But if they get stuck, a legion of bad consequences will follow.
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What Is Double Clutching (And What's The Point)?
Fewer and fewer cars shift manually, but it's still as good to know about double clutching today as when Vin Diesel boosted it in "The Fast and the Furious."
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Direct Injection Engines: Why Carbon Buildup Happens (And How To Prevent It)
Fuel injection offers drivers increased efficiency and power. But there's a common problem, too: carbon buildup on the engine's intake valves.
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What Should You Upgrade On Your Car To Make It Last A Million Miles?
Getting a vehicle to 300,000 miles is a major achievement, but what about a million miles? If that's your goal, here's what you'll need to upgrade.
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What You Need To Know About Engine Oil Additives Like Seafoam And Lucas
Engine oil additives make all sorts of promises about helping your vehicle's motor last longer and increasing your gas mileage. Here's what you need to know.
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The Boeing 747 Still Uses Floppy Disks For Software Updates: Here's Why
It may seem incredible, but the giant Boeing 747 is still using the old-fashioned floppy disk to update its software. And it's unlikely to change. Here's why.
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