Even Tesla Isn't Buying Ads On X Anymore
Tesla only spent $10,000 on X ads over the first two months of 2025, according to an SEC filing.
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Should You Cross Your Trailer Safety Chains? The Pros And Cons
Crossing your trailer's safety chains keeps it attached to its tow vehicle in the event that the primary coupling method fails while you're on the road.
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99% Of AI Car Design Is 'Sh-,' Says Mercedes Design Boss
I'm doubtful AI will ever truly be able to style a car design that is worth considering, simply because it cannot — by nature — come up with anything original.
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Porsche Will Put Lightweight Carbon-Fiber Windshield Wipers On Your New 911 For The Low, Low Price Of Just $1,310
Yes, at $1,310 these things are expensive as hell, but they do actually have a performance benefit, if a very minor one.
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These Are Your Routines When You Get Into Your Cars
This was personal question, yes, but an intriguing social experiment that yielded some fun results
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South Korean Companies Halt Georgia Investments After ICE Raid
We're looking at the fallout from ICE's raid at Hyundai's Georgia factory-to-be, as well as Volkswagen's headstrong attempts to push through the same threat.
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Who's Your Favorite Racing Driver Who Has Never Won A Championship?
An important moment in the journey of any racing fan is the realization that most competitors will spend their entire careers without taking home a championship
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At $5,500, Would You Conquer The World In This 1981 AMC Concord?
What's your take on this underused AMC and that $5,500 asking? Crazy-low mileage or not, does this poverty spec car require an equally parsimonious price?
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These 5 New Cars Have Some Of The Worst Safety Ratings
If safety is a big selling point for you, it's important to do your research before making a buying decision. Here's the five that rank the worst.
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3.0L Duramax Problems: Here's What Owners Report Most Often
The 3.0L Duramax has been under the hood of quite a few GM models, but it's not perfect. Here are the most common reported problems from owners.
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Why Changing The Oil In Diesel Cars Is Such A Pain
You can easily go to a local mechanic for a diesel oil change, but you can also do it yourself. However, here's why it can be a more difficult project.
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5th Wheel Or Gooseneck Trailer? Pros, Cons, And How To Choose
If you are undecided on whether to get a 5th wheel or gooseneck trailer, here's a complete breakdown of the differences between them and the pros and cons.
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Space Force Wants To Go Lower Than Low-Earth Orbit To Counter China
VLEO seems like a terrible place to fly anything! And so basically nobody has. Now China is asking everyone else to hold its beer, and Space Force is refusing.
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Kia K5 GT 0-60 Times: How Quick Is Compared To Cheaper Models?
Not many people would think of the Kia K5 as a sportscar, but it's 0-60 times are worth noting. Here's how fast it is compared to cheaper models.
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5 Of The Rarest Limited Edition Firebirds Ever Built
While the Pontiac Firebird is no longer in production, there were some Limited Editions models made during its time, but these are the rarest ones.
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These Cars Share An Engine, Though You'd Never Guess To Look At Them
Designing an engine is expensive, so it's no surprise that brands occasionally borrow tech. Sometimes, however, those engines end up in very different cars.
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How Does Head Gasket Sealer Actually Work?
If your vehicle's head gasket is leaking, it may be tempting to buy a head gasket sealer. Before you do, it's important to know how it works.
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Every Motorcycle Brand Owned By Harley-Davidson
Harley-Davidson has a long and storied history, and over the years, it has invested in other motorcycle brands (and even an RV manufacturer).
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Man Attacks Police Photo Enforcement Van, Gets Caught On Camera
The video shows him stopping, throwing an object at the van, and then running away.
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Most Weather Planes Still Rely On Propellers: Here's Why
Aircraft that can fly into hurricanes are technologically equipped, but still rely on classic propellers, or turboprops, to navigate the storms. Here's why.
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Mercedes-AMG GT XX Concept Charges At 1 Megawatt, Basically As Fast As Filling Up A Gas-Powered Car
The maximum charging speed of 1,041 kW was available just 0.5 seconds after charging started, and it transmitted 17.3 kWh of juice in just one minute.
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2027 Mercedes-Benz GLC EV Paves The Way For Every Upcoming Mercedes
With up to 493 horsepower, a huge seamless infotainment screen and a totally new platform, the electric GLC with EQ Technology is a big deal.
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Everything You Should Know About The Corvette Blue Flame Six Engine
The Chevrolet Corvette Blue Flame inline-six engine was in production during the '50s, and even though it wasn't a V8, it was special. Here's why.
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How Reliable Are Subarus? Here's What Consumer Reports Data Says
Subarus are versatile vehicles, but there are mixed reviews from owners on their reliability. Well, here's what Consumer Reports has to say about them.
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Do Hybrid Cars Require Less Frequent Oil Changes?
Hybrid cars generally require less maintenance than their gasoline-only counterparts, but their engines still require regular service, including oil changes.
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2026 Porsche 911 Turbo S Gains T-Hybrid System For 701 HP And A 14-Second-Quicker Nürburgring Time
The new hybrid 992.2 Turbo S is the quickest and most powerful roadgoing 911 ever, and it costs $272,650 to start.
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Billy Joel Never Bought That Cadillac-Ac-Ac-Ac, But His Actual Collection Is Pretty Unusual
Despite online reports to the contrary, Billy Joel never traded in a Chevy for a Cadillac. The cars he has owned, though, include a bunch of beauties.
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