The Best Bang-For-Your-Buck Tires You Can Buy, According To Consumer Reports
The most expensive tires on the rack aren't necessarily the best.
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MotorWeek Might Not Exist If John Davis Hadn't Found Wall Street Traders So Boring
In the automotive world, John Davis is a man who needs no introduction.
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What's The Difference Between Iridium And Platinum Spark Plugs?
Iridium or platinum spark plugs -- which should you choose for your car? Here’s how they compare when it comes to performance, longevity, and price.
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Who Built Air Force One Before Boeing Took Over?
The official transition for air travel was a matter of both convenience and necessity for the American president, and Teddy Roosevelt was the first to fly.
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What Is And Isn't Covered By Subaru's Warranty?
Subarus are known for being reliable, but warranty coverage is just as important as dependability. Here's a breakdown of Subaru's new car warranty.
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These Two Companies Offer Diesel Airplane Engines, Here's Why
Diesel airplane engines are extremely rare, but maybe they shouldn't be -- modern designs show they can outperform gasoline engines in some aspects.
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Driver Tries To Get Out Of Traffic Stop By Handing Cop A Monopoly 'Get Out Of Jail Free' Card
One motorist recently had an extra document available and used it in an effort to avoid a citation: a "Get Out of Jail Free" card from the Monopoly board game.
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GM Just Had Its Best Decade In US Sales – And It's Not All EVs
Between January and September 2025, a total of 2.2 million GM vehicles were sold across the country
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Do Modern Hemi Engines Need Premium Gas?
Modern Hemi engines have some unique features that might leave owners wondering if they need to fill their car with the highest-grade premium gas.
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Diesel VS Gas: What Is Best For Towing An RV?
If you're an RV owner deciding between a gas and a diesel truck, you should know that each offers pros and cons. Here's how to know which is best for you.
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Idaho No Longer Requires A Front Plate If You Don't Have A Bracket
Naturally, the police don't like this, because it makes both manual and automatic tracking more difficult.
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Catching Asteroids In A Bag Could Be The New Panning For Gold
TransAstra already has a dozen ground-based telescopes searching for mining-suitable asteroids.
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Joyrider Steals City Bus, Drives Route And Denies Entry To Someone With Expired Bus Pass
Despite getting lost, the local police even complimented the man's driving.
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Coca-Cola's New AI Ad Can't Decide How Many Axles Its Trucks Should Have
Did they just not think anyone would notice?
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How One Cycling-Obsessed Weirdo's Pro-Bike Crusade Actually Made Riding Bikes Worse For Everyone Else
If you've never John Forester's name before, you're in luck, because Not Just Bikes just dedicated a full 95-minute video to how wrong he was about everything.
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Chinese Automaker Chery Attempts The Dragon Challenge That Range Rover Did With Ease, Fails Miserably
Hey, any publicity is good publicity, right?
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San Francisco Muni Driver Appears To Doze Off, Hit A Curve At 50 MPH, Then Tells Passengers To Relax
What appears to be a black BMW narrowly avoided a collision with the speeding train before it finally came to a stop.
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BMW Is Killing The X4, But Don't Worry, It's Making A New Electric iX4 Coupe SUV
Crossover coupe lovers, don't despair, BMW will soon be coming out with an electric iX4.
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Watch SavageGeese Put The Corvette ZR1 And Mustang GTD Up Against The Porsche 911 GT3 RS
The duo even went as far as to mount each coupe with identical tires while driver Britt Casey ran hot laps
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These Are Your Favorite Lamborghinis
Your answers ran the gamut from the most bedroom poster–worthy supercars to some of the more obscure Lambos, which I always appreciate.
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Used Car Prices Are The Highest They've Been Since COVID
We're looking at the climbing prices of used cars, and South Korea's latest response to U.S. tariffs, Japanese auto worker unions, and Jeep's latest recall.
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2026 Dodge Charger Sixpack's Muscle Car Silliness Will Help You Forgive Its Woke Engine
The Hurricane inline-six suits the Charger, and the Charger suits the Hurricane. Yeah, the old adage is "go woke, go broke," but hey, at least it's not an EV.
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What's The Best American Car On Sale?
Of course, there's plenty of junk out there too, but we don't have to go through all of that. We're trying to stay positive here.
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At $7,900, Is This 2001 Lexus GS 300 A Creampuff Deal?
Today's GS 300 offers Lexus's build quality and a smooth straight-six engine shared with the Toyota Supra. Let's see what such a combo might assuredly be worth.
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What's An Italian Tune-Up And Can It Damage Your Engine?
Many gearheads recommend performing something called an Italian tune-up to keep your car in good condition. Here's what that means and whether or not it works.
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Turns Out, There Are Some Downsides To Off-Roading A Dodge Viper
Even by Dodge standards, early Vipers were a master class in corner-cutting, which isn't ideal when off-roading.
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New Rear-Wheel-Drive Continental Supersports Is The Most 'Hell Yeah, Brother' Bentley Yet
The 647-hp Supersports is also the first Continental GT to weigh less than two metric tonnes.
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