How To Tell If Your Brake Pads Are Glazed
Are your brake pads glazed like a hot Krispy Kreme doughnut? There are lots of warning signs. Here's how to tell if your brake pads are glazed.
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Why Are High Voltage Cables Orange On Electric Cars?
If you've ever taken a peek under an EV's hood, you've seen an array of brightly colored cables. Why are the high-voltage cables orange on electric cars?
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Why The 7th Gen Dodge Charger Never Got A Manual Transmission
Why didn't buyers have the option of a seventh generation Dodge Charger with a manual transmission? The answer involves costs, crash tests, and floor pans.
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Nissan Frontier Towing Capacity: How Much Is The Truck Rated To Safely Pull?
Are you in the market for a mid-sized pickup and considering the Nissan Frontier? Before you sign any paperwork, here's it's towing capacity.
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Breaking: EV Startup CEO Would Like Federal Tax Credit Benefiting EV Startups To Stick Around
Congress is poised to kill off the federal EV tax credits that made Tesla into the juggernaut it is today, and Lucid's new CEO would like them to rethink that.
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These Are The Fastest Street Legal Cars Ever Built
Looking for a car that you can drive to the track and then set lap records in? Here are the world's fastest street legal cars, ranked by top speed.
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Tire Repairs: Which Areas Can Be Patched And Which Can't
New tires aren't cheap, so is getting a patch a viable option? The answer is complicated because it depends on a few factors. Here's what you need to know.
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What Can Happen If Your Exhaust Pipe Is Submerged In Water?
Whether you live in a flood region, or like to take your vehicle off-road, be careful driving in deep water. Here's what happens if your exhaust is submerged.
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Do Performance Spark Plugs Add Horsepower?
Spark plugs play a pivotal role in how your vehicle operates, but will upgrading to performance spark plugs increase horsepower? Here's what you need to know.
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A High-Mileage Electric Car Is Basically As Efficient As A Brand New One
On a 200-mile test a Tesla Model 3 with 228,000 miles on the odometer was just as efficient as one with only 18,000 miles.
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United Airlines Quietly Turned Off Starlink Wi-Fi On All Regional Flights, Here's Why
United Airlines has run, or should we say flown, into issues with its Starlink Wi-Fi. In fact, it's turned it off on all regional flights. Here's why.
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These Trucks Still Use Pushrod Engines, And There's A Good Reason Why
Pushrod engines aren't too hard to find on trucks, and there are a couple of important reasons behind that. Here are the models that still use this design.
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Why Some Tailpipes Drip Water, And When It's A Bad Sign
If you see water dripping from your tailpipe, it could be totally normal. Or it could foreshadow catastrophe. Here's how to tell the difference.
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Here's How Electrolysis Can Destroy Your Car's Cooling System
This electrolysis has nothing to do with getting rid of unwanted hair. It's a problem that can rot your car's cooling system from the inside out. Here's how.
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Scientists Detect Radio Burst From Deepest Space, Then Realize It's Just A Satellite, Then Realize The Satellite Was Signaling From Beyond The Grave
Space is a vast, weird place, and even our brightest minds are still only just scratching the surface of all it has to tell us.
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How To Restore Your Sticky Dashboard
If your car's dashboard has gotten sticky from sun exposure, fast-food meals, and kids' messes, what's the best way to restore it? Here's how to do it.
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Why You Can't Use A Boeing 737's Rear Exits In A Water Landing
If the plane you're in lands in the water, you'll want to use every available exit to scramble out. But you can't use a Boeing 737's rear exits. Here's why.
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You Might Have Rented A Stolen Luxury Car Without Knowing
Instead of selling their stolen goods to a buyer or just parting it out at a chop shop, these car thieves decided to just rent them out via Turo.
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Hawaiian Airlines Hit By Cyberattack, The Latest In A String
Cyberattacks against commercial aviation are on the rise generally.
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Which US Airlines Have The Largest Boeing Fleets?
Given the problems with Boeing airplanes over the last few years, you may be trying to avoid them. These airlines fly the largest numbers of Boeing planes.
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New Tires Could End Up Ten Times Tougher With Harvard's Crack-Resistant Rubber
We imagine this new, stronger rubber could also be used for things like timing belts.
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'F1 The Movie' Is A Cinematic Spectacle That Must Be Seen In Theaters To Enjoy
Apple Films' Brad Pitt-led, Joseph Kosinski-directed, Lewis Hamilton-produced racing epic with a horrible name has finally hit theaters. Was it worth the wait?
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Minnesota Prepares For Legal Lane Splitting
Minnesota joins Colorado, Arizona, Utah, and Montana in permitting motorcycles to filter through stopped traffic.
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Australian Ford Model T Driver Caught Speeding While High On Cocaine And Meth
A young Australian driver may have taken the Grateful Dead's lyrics, "Driving that train high on cocaine," a little bit too seriously.
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Antarctica's Iconic Ivan The Terra Bus Has Retired To New Zealand After 30 Years Of Service
After shuttling over 100,000 people on the stretch between Antarctica's McMurdo Station and the neighboring airfield, Ivan the Terra Bus has finally retired.
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Mercedes Wants To Ditch George Russell For Max Verstappen Ahead Of 2026 F1 Rules Change
In spite of Max's generational talent, he could be a liability if he replaces Russell, and the team would practically implode if he replaced Kimi Antonelli.
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Lockheed's Infamous Skunk Works Actually Tested Metal That Was Part Of A UFO Con Job
Lockheed Martin's supersecret lab that developed stealth technology wound up getting a mysterious, possibly extraterrestrial metal fragment from the military.
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