This 1952 Vespa Sailed Across The English Channel (Yes, Really)
A French motorcycle racing icon took to the high seas in 1952 to cross the English Channel under the power of a modified Vespa — here's how it happened.
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Before Automakers Took Hydrogen Cars Seriously, GM Built The Electrovan
General Motors has been dabbling in hydrogen power for decades. It began with the company's involvement in the U.S. space program and continues today.
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Michigan Re-Embraces Gas Power By Charging EV Owners One Of The Highest Registration Fees In The Nation
Critics say that raising fees for PHEV and EV registrations discourages EV adoption.
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Honda's Latest GB350 Special Edition Looks Even More Vintage
The Honda GB350 is one of the coolest little bikes in the company's global lineup.
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How Often Should You Change Your Coolant? It's Not Always Every 30,000 Miles
From IAT to HOAT, different coolant types directly affect your car’s maintenance schedule. Learn how often you really need to change your coolant.
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How Reliable Are Ford Mustangs? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
Sure, the Mustang is a classic muscle car, but can you count on it? Consumer Reports has its view of Ford's pony car, and so does J.D. Power.
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California's CARS Act Protects Used Car Buyers From Hidden Dealer Fees, Institutes Three-Day Return Policy
The law goes into effect on Oct 1, 2026, and prevents sheisty car dealers from charging unsuspecting used car buyers useless charges.
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Maybe 'Race Master' Isn't The Best Name For A Racing-Themed Watch
Ferro & Company says "the name refers to mastering the race track, not anything ideological," but still, how did this make it past the drawing board?
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This 1992 Honda Accord Wagon's Original Owner Drove It 965,000 Miles, And Now You Can Take It To One Million
For sale with no reserve, it even has the original 2.2-liter four-cylinder engine, though its four-speed automatic transmission was replaced twice.
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You Don't Need An Adventure Motorcycle To Go Motocamping
Sure, you may not have real camping experience, but if you have a motorcycle--any motorcycle--the world is your oyster.
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Former Stellantis CEO Says A Massive Corporate Divorce Could Be Coming
The big takeaway here is that the era of automotive Caesars, at least in the West, is completely over.
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Truck Driver Almost Accidentally Becomes The First Person To Drive Across The Gordie Howe Bridge
The transport truck driver got turned around looking for the currently open Ambassador Bridge, and almost went across the still-under-construction Gordie Howe.
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Toyota's Camry GT-S Concept Is Basically A Body Kit And Handling Package, But It Needs To Offer That Paint Immediately
Oh, and it also has a sports exhaust. Can't forget the sports exhaust. That's very important, even if it's hard to see in the press photos provided.
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No, California Is Not Making All 13-Year-Olds Ride In Booster Seats
The version of the bill that passed maintains California's current booster seat requirement until age eight or a height of four feet, nine inches.
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These Are The Pieces Of Car Advice You'd Give To Younger Drivers
We asked you to share your most sage advice for younger drivers, and you did not let us down.
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The Trade War With Canada Is Back On
We're looking at the end of trade negotiations between the U.S. and Canada, as well as a fire at a Ford aluminum supplier.
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What's The Scariest Car You've Seen Out On The Road?
We're talking about the vehicles that make you switch lanes or take a detour in some cases.
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Burning Concept Car Sets Off Four-Alarm Fire At GM's Pasadena Design Center [Update]
General Motors' Pasadena Design Advanced Design Center caught fire in Pasadena, California, on Wednesday night.
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At $250,000, Does This 2010 WaterCar Python Float Your Boat?
Claimed to be one of only two prototypes in the world, today's Python commands both the land and the sea. Does its price tag also commands our attention?
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Is Driving With A Broken Windshield Illegal?
Uh-oh, you've got a crack in your windshield. Or a star. Or a chip. Can you drive with a less-than-perfect windshield? How about with no windshield at all?
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This 1,000-Horspower Trans Am That Used To Be A Camaro Is For Sale
These guys have taken Camaros and turned them into modern versions of classic Pontiacs.
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4 Signs It's Time For New Spark Plugs
Worn spark plugs can really hurt performance and fuel economy. Here's how to tell if it’s time to replace them to keep your engine running smooth.
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This 40-Mile Corvette ZR1 Isn't A Flip, It's Just Too Much Car For The Owner To Handle (Allegedly)
With 24 hours left, bidding is already $82k over the MSRP, so clearly people don't care that it doesn't have the factory warranty anymore.
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Miami's Autonomous Cop Cars Forgot The Cops
Miami-Dade, Florida are the first police force to pilot an autonomous police vehicle.
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Tesla Recalls 63,000 Cybertrucks For Potentially Blinding Oncoming Drivers
Blinding LED lights are a scourge of roads the world over, and now an unexpected automaker is finally taking a stand against them.
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I Need To Move On From My College Car! What Should I Buy?
Adam is an attorney from Michigan, still rocking his 2007 Jeep Liberty with over 200,000 miles.
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