This Is The Safest Way To Remove A Broken Spark Plug
You'll know when a spark plug breaks. The question is, do you know how to safely replace a broken spark plug and which tools to use? Here's a simple guide.
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America's Highway Numbering System Is Hiding A Giant Math Puzzle
Believe it or not, highway numbers actually make sense. Here's the logic behind odd and even routes, and why the system isn’t as simple as it seems.
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3 Of The Biggest Problems With Ford's PowerShift Transmission
Ford promised that its ambitious PowerShift transmission would be a big step forward, but thousands of drivers disagreed. Here are three of the reasons why.
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This 1955 Chevy Biscayne Concept Was Dismembered, Dumped, Then Made Whole Again
Once a car has been taken to a junkyard and cut into pieces, it's dead, right? Not so with this 1955 concept car that GM showed off, then dumped.
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These Muscle Cars Had The Best Names
The muscle car era stands out for its memorable styling, outrageous engines, and some very cool names. Here are a few of our favorites.
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How Long Can You Park At A Rest Stop? Here's What U.S. State Laws Say
Highway rest stops can offer a welcome reprieve during extended road trips. However, some states have laws regarding how long you can stay. Here's what to know.
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Air Traffic Control Is Struggling Through The Federal Shutdown And It Could Get Even Worse
Would you show up for work if the federal government deemed your job essential but didn't pay you? I know I wouldn't.
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These Are Some Of The Least RV-Friendly Cities And States In The U.S.: Here's Why
Traveling in an RV can be a great way to explore the country, but not every place is equally hospitable. Here are the cities and states you may want to avoid.
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The 2025 Las Vegas Concours Was Overwhelming In The Best Way
Beyond the 47 Veyrons (and 64 Bugattis total), there was the largest number of Lamborghinis ever in one place (apparently 230 cars), more than 30 Paganis.
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The Cadillac Celestiq Is Now A $400,000 Car, And Its Buyers Certainly Won't Care
Not that it really matters to you, but the Cadillac Celestiq is getting more expensive for 2026.
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How An Iconic Dirt Track From NASCAR's First Season Got A Second Life As A Walking Trail
What happens to a racetrack when racing is over? One North Carolina track is now a walking trail, and there are similar places in Chicago, France, and the U.K.
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A Time Attack Makeover Finally Makes The Toyota bZ Interesting
Unfortunately for all of us, though, this is just a SEMA build.
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Mysterious 3I/ATLAS Interstellar Object Continues To Do Weird Stuff And Encourage Wild Speculation
The interstellar object named 3I/ATLAS is continuing its journey through the Solar System.
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These Cities And States Deserve Their Own Special Edition Cars
These are the cities and states that deserve their own special edition cars.
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China To Relieve Looming Chip Shortage By Opening Up Exports To Some Companies
We're looking at a break for companies hit by the new chip shortage, as well as the state of affairs at ZF.
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Which Automaker Should Start Building Spaceships?
It might seem like the automotive and aerospace industries inhabit two different planets, but the two are closer than you would think.
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At $8,900, Could You 'I Heart The '80s' In This 1983 Audi 5000 Turbo Diesel?
What do you think? Could this Audi find a fan? And once it does, will that $8,900 asking price make that fan even happier with the find?
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The Evolution Of The US Mail Truck (And Why Some Mail Carriers Use Their Personal Vehicles)
From the first horseless carriages to today's modern trucks, the Postal Service has used several kinds of vehicles to ensure that the mail goes through.
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Paris Doesn't Have Any Stop Signs - Here's What They Use Instead
Paris banned traffic from its center, but that still leaves lots of cars cruising often-narrow streets. Without stop signs. Here's what the city has intstead.
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How Does Costco's Tire Warranty Compare To The Competition?
Costco's tire services have earned a lot of goodwill from members, but how does it actually stack up against its closest competitors? Let's take a look.
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Don't Just Pour It Out – How To Get Rid Of Old Gas The Right Way
Old gasoline is definitely something you don't want sitting in your car or interacting with the environment. Here's the proper way to dispose of it.
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Here's How Car Repossession Works And What To Do If It Happens
Car repossession is every buyer's worst nightmare, but it's a reality that many will face. If it happens to you, this is what you need to know.
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Why Someone Imported This JDM 1999 Citroën Xsara Wagon Is Beyond Us, But You Can Be Its Next Owner
This is a practical, low-mileage, and very clean car that could offer a budget-conscious car enthusiast a rare and cool little runabout.
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Yes, You Can Jump Start A Car Without Cables, But Here Are The Risks
Push-starting can be a viable way to crank a car with a manual transmission. However, it won't work for every vehicle, and there are some risks involved.
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12 Car Models With The Longest Production Runs
The automotive industry is always looking for the next innovation, but some ancient car models have never been abandoned, though they have changed.
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Five Iconic Kawasaki Motorcycles You'll Recognize From The Big Screen
There are a few movies that understand how hot your characters can look on bikes. Those films often pick Kawasakis to film.
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Driving Your Golf Cart On The Road Is Illegal In These US States
Think twice before taking your golf cart on a public road -- some states won’t let that slide. Learn where you could face fines or even jail time.
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