Does Insurance Cover The Aftermarket Or Custom Parts On A Modified Car?
Getting your insurance company to cover your aftermarket parts is possible, but it may require additional coverage or a specialty provider. Here's what to know.
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Mazda's Famous Red Paint Still Turns Heads: Here's Why It's Special
Mazda's Soul Red Crystal paint is unlike any other, both in its ingredients and how it's applied. The result is a look that dances and shimmers.
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6 Car Mods That Hurt Resale Value (And 5 That Improve It)
Spending money on mods often impacts the resale price of a car down the road — but not always in the direction you might expect.
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Two Tennessee Cities Take The Crown For America's Worst Drivers
A new study shows that drivers in two Tennessee cities are the worst in the nation. But there are conflicting studies that show drivers elsewhere as the pits.
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383 Stroker Engine: Why The Chevy Small Block Is Still A Muscle Car Favorite
The 383 wasn't created by Chevy, but the bow tie has adopted it, as have lots of muscle-car owners. The secret is its "just right" Goldilocks appeal.
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Sure, Kristi Noem Spending $200 Million On Private Jets Sounds Like A Lot, But You Can't Seriously Expect Her To Make Do With A Mere $50 Million Plane Budget
Somebody who is good at the economy please help me budget this.
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United Airlines Pilot Thinks Space Debris Smashed His Plane's Windshield At 36,000 Feet
A mysterious object struck the windshield of the airline's Boeing 737 Max over Utah, showering the cockpit with bits of glass.
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2026 Porsche Macan GTS Is A Driver-Focused 563 HP Electric Crossover
Porsche isn't emphasizing its all-electric lineup nearly as much as it once was, but it's clearly still innovating in the space.
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Home Depot Will Let You Park Overnight In Your RV, But You Better Not Make A Mess
If you want to park your RV at Home Depot, the rules are simple: be kind, be courteous and call ahead.
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GM Drops BrightDrop Electric Van Due To 'Market Demand'
A classic case of wrong place, wrong time.
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Starlink's Military Twin Is Stepping On Civilian Satellite Control
This was all discovered quite by accident by an amateur satellite tracker.
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Should You Get Extra Rental Car Insurance? Your Options Explained
Do you reflexively decline the extra insurance when you rent a car? You may be making a smart move, or you could be opening yourself up to lots more costs.
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Americans Are Bailing On Houses And Moving Into RVs, And It's Not By Choice
It's a worrying trend that shows just how much wealth inequality has grown in this country.
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Forget The Ford Focus ST, Buy This NOS-Boosted Saleen Ford Focus Instead
Will it ultimately sell for more than it would cost to buy a regular Focus ST? I couldn't tell you.
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SpaceX Settles Lawsuit From Cards Against Humanity Over Dumping Space Garbage On Its Land That You Paid For
SpaceX "did the legal equivalent of throwing dust in our eyes and kicking us in the balls." That must have been some discovery session.
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Tesla May Drop Its Physical Key That Was Barely A Key To Begin With
If you are the type of Tesla buyer who doesn't put your full faith in the phone-as-a-key system, you should still be able to purchase a key card for $40.
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New Tesla Roadster Is Definitely For Sure 100% Guaranteed Still Happening, And We'll See It This Year, Tesla Designer Claims
If Tesla does reveal a "production" Roadster before the end of the year, I really wouldn't be surprised. Just don't expect actual production.
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These Are The Features You Never Use In Your Car
I was not prepared for how deeply entrenched some of you people are when it comes to avoiding technology.
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VW ID Buzz Production Paused Due To Weak Demand
Volkswagen pauses ID Buzz production in Germany because not enough people want one, and the Tesla Model Y and Model 3 Standard may hurt Tesla's bottom line.
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What Car Is Your Art Heist Get Away Car?
If the Direction Générale de la Sécurité Intérieure is reading this, we're asking on a purely theoretical basis...
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Shrapnel From Live Munitions Fired Over California Highway Hits Two Cars In Vice President's Security Detail
Thankfully, no one was killed or even injured in the mishap.
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At $8,700, Would You Go Full Hooligan In This 2003 Dodge Neon SRT-4?
Finally, a Neon SRT-4 almost completely free of the amateur tuner's curse.
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This Modified 821HP Chevy Performance LT4 Crate Engine Sold For More Than A New SUV
What would make a single engine worth more than a whole SUV? The team at Late Model Engines made a ton of changes to a Chevy power plant get that to happen.
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Triumph Updates Bonneville Line For 2026 With Cruise Control And Weight Reduction
The updated Bonnevilles and Scramblers keep their vintage lines, but tuck some helpful new tech behind that retro metalwork.
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Kentucky Is Home To The World's Largest Toyota Factory And You Can Get A Free Tour
Toyota is based in Japan, but its biggest factory is in the U.S. You can see it for free, but if you can't make it to Kentucky, there's a virtual tour online.
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Mario Kart Made You The Driver You Are Today, And Researchers Think It Could Do The Same For Self-Driving Cars
While the winner in Mario Kart isn't always the safest driver, this simulation has no access to turtle shells or banana peels
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Aston Martin's Worst Prototype Only Raced Twice And Never Finished Once
Aston Martin had ambitious plans to develop a car that could be competitive at the highest echelons of racing. Things didn't go quite as planned.
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