These Are The Funniest Ways You've Misused Cars
Cars are usually specialized in their intended use case, but sometimes you don't have a choice other than to run what you brung.
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What Foreign Cars Will Still Be Worth It After The Tariff Price Hikes?
We promise not to judge you if your hot take is that the Chrysler Pacifica is worth eating the tariff price hike.
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At $2,950, Would You Add This 2010 Saab 9-5 BioPower To Your Bio?
Genuinely rare, the 9-5 ended Saab's run as GM pulled the plug. But does that make this car all the more appealing?
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Why Do Some Old Cars Have Wires Embedded In Their Windshields?
Have you ever looked at an older car and wondered why there were wires running through the rear windshield? Truth be told, there was a purpose for them.
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Why Some Windshields Have A Blue Tint At The Top
Once commonplace, the band of blue-tinted glass is rarely seen at the top of new car windshields now. But what was it there for in the first place?
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Why Your Engine Hates Short Trips, And How To Avoid Damage
Taking short drives and not using a lot of gas may seem like it’s a good thing. However, it’s proven to be quite the silent engine killer if done too often.
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What Happens If A Timing Belt Breaks On An Interference Engine?
Interference engines have moving parts that interchangably use the same space. Here's what happens when the timing belt breaks causing those pieces to interact.
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Sales Of The Volkswagen ID Buzz And Dodge Charger EV Are Neck And Neck
When it comes to controversial EVs, the Dodge Charger Daytona and the VW ID Buzz are almost too close to call.
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This Yankee Never Won The World Series, But It Finished Second In Class At Le Mans
How quickly do you think a 2002 Porsche 911 GT3 R Le Mans GT2-classed race car could round the bases at Yankee Stadium?
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Yes, You Should Be Cleaning Your Car Battery Terminals, And Here's How
Looking after the battery in your car is a simple way of looking after the whole car.
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Crikey, Ford Australia Just Released A Ranger Super Duty With A Snorkel And A 9,900-Pound Towing Capacity
Ford's first smaller Super Duty gets a toughened chassis and engine, greater hauling abilities, more off-road ability, and some rad styling enhancements.
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This $1,500 Homebuilt Volkswagen Beetle Hot Rod Says You Don't Have To Be Rich To Go Fast
If you take the time to learn a few fabrication skills and scrape the Craigslist barrel for some cheap stuff, you can have a trophy-winning car that races well.
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Cop Caught Selling Confiscated Bikes For His Own Profit
Wayne City's chief of police would take bikes that had been seized and sell them off to random buyers, pocketing the change for himself.
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3D-Printed Train Station In Japan Assembled In Just Three Hours
The West Japan Railway Company replaced an entire station with 3D-printed prefabricated pieces, and construction costs were half that of reinforced concrete.
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Step Back In Time And Tour The Mercedes Factory Building The First Ever S-Class
The pinnacle of Mercedes' range may have changed plenty since the original model, but this video shows attention to detail was there from day one.
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Whiners Rejoice: Hyundai Promises To Keep Buttons In Next-Gen Interiors
Is the age of touchscreen dashboards coming to an end? No, probably not, but maybe we can at least have some more buttons too.
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If Your Car's Guzzling Engine Oil, This Is What We'd Check First
Is your engine’s dipstick indicating a low oil level, but you’re not sure why? Here are the few places we would recommend you look first.
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This Wild 1920s Attempt At Aerodynamics Has Less Drag Than Porsche 911
Proving yet again that good ideas don't automatically make for good products, this innovative car design was ahead of the game but stumbled at the final hurdle.
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The Coolest Beginner Motorcycles Are Finally Getting Cheap
The prettiest beginner bike of them all, the Husqvarna Vitpilen 401, is finally selling for under $4,000.
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Contractor Allegedly Tried To Bribe An Extra $52 Million Out Of Amtrak With A Purebred Puppy And Luxury Watches
The value of the gifts provided to Amtrak's project manager exceeded $325,000.
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Good Lord Someone Bought A New Dodge Journey In 2025
Basically no other automakers sell as many dead cars as Stellantis does, so it's not a surprise to see something ancient like the Journey on the sales sheet.
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Tesla Sales Dropped By 62% In Germany Last Quarter, I Wonder Why
Tesla didn't even breach 5,000 cars in Germany in the first quarter of 2025, with just 4,935 Teslas sold.
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The Last Volkswagen GTI With A Stick Went To Missoula, Montana
One particularly fervent VW fan went above and beyond to track down the last GTI with a shift-it-yourself three-pedal manual.
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These Are The Cars You'd Put Up With Horrible Gas Mileage To Daily Drive
Frugal? No. But that doesn't always matter, when the cars are so appealing. We asked what you'd daily-drive despite atrocious MPG ratings, and you delivered.
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Elon Musk's 'Unprecedented Brand Damage' Means Tesla's Sales Drop Could Get A Lot Worse
Dire forecasts for Tesla's fortunes, car production plant shakeups, and little-loved models taking an early bow. The Morning Shift has you covered.
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There's A List Of The Car Parts Affected By Trump's Tariffs — Surprise! It's Basically Everything
The new Trump tariffs don't just affect imported cars, but imported car parts, too, and that's bad news even for vehicles assembled in the U.S.
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What Small, Cheap, Fuel Efficient Cars Should Automakers Start Building Here To Beat The Next Recession?
Could big tariffs bring small, cheap cars back to America? And if so, which models are you hoping to see?
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