These U.S. States Still Require A Front License Plate
Some states no longer require a front license plate, and there are some exemptions to the laws in the many states where they're still mandated.
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Why Porsche Switched From Air-Cooled To Water-Cooled Engines
Porsche made the move from air-cooled to water-cooled engines for the 911 in 1997. Here's what pushed the German automaker to leave decades of tradition behind.
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Wealthy Jerks Who Park Illegally Finally Face The Tiniest Taste Of That Thing Called 'Consequences'
It takes time to get a car back, and if there's one thing the wealthy hate, it's being forced to spend their time doing something they don't want to do.
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Here's How To Check And Replace Car Fuses Yourself
If there's an electrical component on the fritz in your car or something that's stopped working entirely, one of the first things to check is your fuse box.
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These Are The Most Fuel-Efficient Cars Ever Sold In America
Automotive fuel efficiency has made incredible leaps in recent decades. To showcase this, here are some of the most fuel-efficient cars ever sold in the U.S.
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The Biggest Differences Between The 5.3 And 6.2 GM Engines
General Motors made V8s with 5.3-liter and 6.2-liter displacements. While they're under the same brand name, there are a few other key differences between them.
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Rear-Wheel-Drive 2026 Volvo EX30 Single Motor Is A Fun, High-Quality EV With Tech That Takes Some Getting Used To
I read reviews of the EX30 before I drove it, so I expected it to be pretty miserable, but I came away from the experience totally tickled.
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Stop Using WD-40 On Your Wiper Blades. Use This Instead.
You may have heard that using WD-40 on your windshield wipers is a good way to maintain them, but it's not true. Here's what you should use instead.
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Tesla Holiday Update Adds Grok, In Case Your Directions Weren't Racist Enough
Happy holidays! It's time for the annual Telsa holiday update, that wonderful time of year when your high-dollar car gets a few new Easter eggs.
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10 Of The Worst Pimp My Ride Cars The Show Ever Produced
In the '00s, people dreamed of having their car transformed by MTV's "Pimp My Ride," but the pimpification of these bling wagons was more nightmare fuel.
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LA's White Painted Streets Actually Serve A Cool Purpose
Los Angeles has started painting some of its streets white, and there's actually a really cool reason why. Here's what to know about LA's white roads.
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Can You Return Tires To Costco? Here's What Its Policy Actually Allows
Costco offers a wide variety of tires to its members. Even so, some buyers might wonder if newly-purchased tires can still be returned to Costco.
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4 Reasons Your Car's Heater Will Only Blow Cold Air (And What To Do About It)
A car heater that blows cold air is extremely annoying, and there are several issues that can cause this problem. Here are the most likely causes.
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Why A Live Rear Axle Is Better For Drag Racing
Live axles and independent rear suspension each have their benefits and drawbacks, but live axles are particularly well-suited to drag racing.
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The Oldest Motorcycle Brand In America Isn't Harley-Davidson Or Indian
Neither Harley-Davidson nor Indian is responsible for the first U.S.-built motorcycle. Here's what to know about the company that actually holds that honor.
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Why Did Cars Switch From Distributors To Coil Packs?
Older models of cars used to rely on distributor-based ignition systems. Today, though, modern vehicles rely on coil packs instead. Here's why.
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Is It Legal To Have Two Driver's Licenses From Two Different States?
Maintaining a driver's license in multiple states may seem useful, but is it legal? Here's everything you need to know about having more than one license.
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The Reason Max Verstappen Is Number 1 (And How F1 Drivers Get Their Numbers)
Lando Norris’s championship win means Max Verstappen must give up the No. 1 in 2026. But how do Formula 1 drivers get their numbers in the first place?
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The Pros & Cons Of Liquid Cooled & Air Cooled Motorcycle Engines
Many motorcycle engines might rely on liquid or air cooling. These different styles both have some pros and cons depending on which motorcycle you ride.
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Woman Has A Baby In A Waymo Robotaxi
Waymo's Rider Support Team detected "unusual activity" inside the robotaxi, which is certainly one way to describe what was going on here.
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Every Production Car With A Hellcat Engine
The Hellcat engine found itself under the hood in everything from trucks to SUVs as well as two-door and four-door muscle cars. Let's revisit each one.
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Why Water-Filled Highway Crash Barrels Don't Freeze – Even In The Coldest Weather
Water-filled barrels are used on the highway to prevent crashes. You might think they'd freeze in the winter, but they have a special quirk that prevents this.
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Chevy's 327 Proved You Don't Need A Big Block To Win Races
Chevy made waves with its engine designs throughout history. Its small-block 327 proved that size wasn't the only thing that could help you win races.
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A Tesla Charger Fire Burned Down A Florida Home, Nearly Trapping The Family Inside
The best defense against harm from EV fires when charging at home are smoke detectors.
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Should You Replace Your Car's Serpentine Belt When Replacing The Alternator?
The alternator and serpentine belt are part of the same system in your car. But does that mean you should replace the belt when you're replacing the alternator?
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The History Of Allison Transmission, And Why GM Is No Longer In The Picture
Allison transmissions were featured in General Motors vehicles for almost a century. The breakup between the companies was a long time in the making.
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2025 Audi S3 Is All The Car You'll Ever Need
Perhaps it's time to go against the American car-buying grain and see if you can fit your life into an Audi S3.
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