Seven Cylinder Engines Exist, Just Not In Cars
Ever seen a seven-cylinder car engine? Neither have we, yet these strange engines rumble through cargo ships, powerful tractors, and vintage planes.
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SpaceX Has Now Sent 10,000 Starlink Satellites Into Space
The Starlink constellation now accounts for two-thirds of all working satellites.
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The Best And Worst EV Charging Networks In America (According To Consumer Reports)
Consumer Reports finds that nearly 80% of EV charging events go smoothly, but touchscreen, payment, and hardware issues are still causing disruptions.
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What Your Honda's Maintenance Minder Codes Actually Mean
Your Honda's Maintenance Minder system shows which services are due next, from oil changes to brake checks, tire rotations, and filter replacements
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Why Do LS Engines Have Steam Tubes?
Steam tubes in LS engines vent trapped air from the cooling system, prevent hot spots, manage coolant flow, and maintain optimal engine performance.
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6 Of The Top 10 Slowest-Depreciating Cars In 2025 Are Toyotas
Toyota's reputation for building long-lasting vehicles helps its cars retain strong resale values. Here are the models with the lowest depreciation.
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Dreaming Of Vanlife? Here's What A Ford Transit Campervan Conversion Could Cost You
The Ford Transit is a great option when it comes to vanlife. However, converting one can be pricey. Here's what you need to know.
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New Study Says Plug-In Hybrids Are Almost As Dirty As Gas Cars
Once again, plug-in hybrids may not be a great step towards EV adoption after all.
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Why The Boeing 787 Has Four Cockpit Windows Instead Of Six
The Boeing 787 Dreamcatcher has several features that are different than previous models. One important design change was the number of windows included.
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How To Remove Seized Spark Plugs
Spark plugs are essential for cars with internal combustion engines. However, they can seize up and get stuck. Here's how to remove them when that happens.
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The Evolution Of The Roundabout And How It Came To America
Roundabouts are a controversial type of road design. However, they can offer numerous benefits. Here's how they were born and popularized in the States.
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These Driving Habits Could Cause More Transmission Damage Than You Think
If you want your transmission to last as long as possible, don't do these five things.
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Here's Why Some Fighter Jets Have Wavy Lines On The Canopy
Those wavy lines on some fighters' canopies aren't a fashion statement. In a pinch, they could mean the difference between life and death for the pilot.
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How Does A Semi-Automatic Transmission Work?
A semi-automatic transmission combines the best features of both modern automatic and old-school manual gearboxes. Here's how they work.
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Do Harley-Davidsons Need To Be Warmed Up?
Motorcylists usually love the roar of their engines, though their neighbors may not. How long Harleys need to be warned up depends on several factors.
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The Strange Lawsuit That Put A Chevy Beretta Inside Beretta's Headquarters
General Motors was once tangled in a lawsuit with heritage gun brand Beretta. A Chevy Beretta in the Italian gunmaker's headquarters is a quirky reminder.
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Are Winter Wipers Worth It? Here's How They're Different From Regular Blades
There are tons of winter wipers on the market today, but are they actually necessary for your car? We've got all the details about these seasonal blades here.
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Why Boeing's Legendary B-52 Bomber Has Those Weird Skin 'Wrinkles'
Visible 'wrinkles' on the fuselage of a B-52 bomber are nothing new, and while it might look worrying, this phenomenon forms as a result of aircraft design.
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Why Malaysia's Glow In The Dark Roads Were Doomed To Fail
They were pretty and aimed to cut Malaysia's electricity bill. But the country's glow-in-the-dark roads ran afoul of some real-world problems.
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This Is America's Most Expensive Highway To Drive On, And It's Not Even Close
Driving this road from end to end is at least three times as costly as on any other in the U.S., even ones that are longer. And the tolls will continue to rise.
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Kia EV6 Owners Are Fixing Its Lousy Bass With A Simple Rewiring
Somewhere between design and execution, some wires got crossed, resulting in an out-of-phase rear subwoofer.
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The Most Powerful Dodge Engines Ever, Ranked By Horsepower
For decades, Dodge has been a standard bearer of American horsepower, with its biggest engines pushing blistering speed and fire-breathing exhaust notes.
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Here's What You Should Know About Topping Off Your Engine Oil
Every driver should know how to check and top off engine oil. Here’s how to read the dipstick, add oil the right way, and keep your car running smoothly.
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Pontiac Made A Straight-6 Decades Before It Was Popular
Pontiac’s 1926 inline-6 combined solid performance with comfort, redefining affordability and setting new standards in early automotive design.
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Lamborghini Now Offers 10-Year Warranty Extension On Certain Models To Help All Those Poor Rich People
Few details are available, so there's no mention of how much money the Selezione Warranty Extension program costs, but if you have to ask you can't afford it.
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Should You Trust Your Prized Possession To A Costco Car Cover? Here's What Reviews Say
Considering a Costco car cover? Discover how Coverking Stormshield and Hybrid hold up in the real world, with insights on fit, material, and longevity.
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Why NASCAR Cars Have A Tear-Off Windshield
Ever wondered why NASCAR pit crews peel layers off racecar windshields? This practice began in the '90s and is all about keeping vision clear.
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