Air Travel Is Full Of Weird Things: Here Are 3 Of Our Favorites
Air travel scares lots of people for lots of reasons and raises many questions even for calm travelers. Here are three of the most interesting.
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Israeli Spies Hacked Traffic Cameras To Pick Up Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's 'Pattern Of Life' For Years
It seems a bit fishy that any intelligence agency would tip their hat and reveal the tactics used to assassinate a world leader.
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Why It Matters That Engine Hours And Idle Hours Are Different
You might be relying heavily on your engine hours and overall mileage to determine when to perform maintenance, but you should pay attention to idle hours, too.
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69% Of Gen Z Would Consider Buying A Chinese Car: Report
Chinese automakers still have some significant hurdles to clear before they are able to sell cars in the United States, but younger buyers are open to the idea.
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WEC Postpones 2026 Season Opener In Qatar Over U.S.-Israeli War With Iran
At least for now, postponing the Qatar race means 6 Hours of Imola will be the first WEC race of the season, taking place in Italy the weekend of April 19.
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Nobody Wanted These Cars In The 1980s, Now Collectors Do
Some cars you may remember from the 1970s and 1980s were sales flops and even laughed at. Today, they're sought-after collectibles that can fetch serious money.
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Kansas Invalidates Drivers License Of Trans Woman Who Never Changed Her Gender Marker
You'd think that with everything else going on, legislatures would have more important things to do than target a group that only makes up 1% of the population.
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This Omni-Directional Monoball Scooter Is Like Riding A Trackball Mouse From 2003
If you've ever wondered what it's like to turn medicine balls into a motorcycle, then downsize to just one wheel, we've got the YouTube channel for you.
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CarMax Is Paying $15,000 For Each Vehicle It Allegedly Repossessed Illegally
According to the settlement, CarMax will pay at least $420,000 in damages to service members and a civil penalty of $79,380 to the United States.
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Heck Yeah Brother: Home-Built Harley-Powered Go Kart Is Pure Rolling Thunder
A tiny go kart powered by a 1200cc Harley Davidson V-twin engine, and riding on knobby tires just might be the perfect recipe for speed, noise, and fun.
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Europe's Auto Suppliers Are In Real Trouble
We're looking at the state of the European auto supplier industry, as well as an odd counterpoint to rising gas prices due to war with Iran.
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These Are The Wildest Cars You've Seen Left To Rust
Whether fulfilled or not, each submission shared the desire restore the car to glory.
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2026 Toyota RAV4 GR Sport Costs Less Than $50,000 — Barely
At $49,950 to start, the GR Sport is only $1,300 more than the XSE plug-in hybrid.
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Which Extremely Specific Car Award Do You Wish Existed?
Maybe it's something that would actually help you make a decision with your next car.
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Tyler Reddick Is The First Driver In NASCAR History To Open The Season With A Three-Peat
Reddick kept his cool and delivered one of the most stunning road course wins in recent memory.
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11 Family Cars That Are Ridiculously Overpowered
SUVs and rocket wagons: These are the family cars that will make you feel like you're driving a sports car ... but with plenty of cargo space.
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At $6,500, Are You Brave Enough To Take On This 2005 Audi S4 Avant?
Is there anything as alluring - and terrifying - as a fast, cheap Audi wagon?
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5 Anti-Theft Devices For Your Car That Aren't Annoying To Use
Most modern cars aren't vulnerable to hotwiring, but that doesn't mean they're completely safe from theft. Protect your vehicle with these five devices.
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If You Can't Afford A Miata, How About A BMW Z3?
The original inline-4 Z3s were never particularly popular and people seem to have mostly forgotten about them.
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GM Is Facing A Lawsuit Over Selling Drivers' Onstar Data
The goal, it seems, is to make the practice of data sales so unprofitable as to be untenable for GM.
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Why Early Harley-Davidsons Had Bicycle Pedals
The oldest Harley-Davidson motorcycles weren't too different from bicycles. The first models from the brand had pedals that riders would need to use.
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Here's How The Depreciation Curve Works For Cars
With a few exceptions, car depreciation is unavoidable. Fortunately, value doesn't just drop like a rock. Here's how the depreciation curve actually works.
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Here's How Airports Get Named After Presidents
Many airports have names that commemorate that of a former president. But there's quite a bit that goes into getting that name in the first place.
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5 US National Parks With Famously Scenic Drives
What's more scenic than America's national parks? Here are five of them, scattered around the U.S., all of them with gorgeous views.
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These EVs Have The Best Shots At Being Future Classics
What makes a car a classic? Sometimes it's rarity, sometimes it's achievement, sometimes it's capturing the zeitgeist. These EVs might become the next classics.
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What Those Gaps Along Highway Bridges Are Really Designed To Do
If you see a gap in a concrete highway bridge, don't fret. It's probably not a sign of a defect; more likely, it's there to help the bridge survive.
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