Toyota Made A HEMI Engine Six Decades Ago, And Nobody Noticed
Dodge may be most famous for its hemi engines, but from the 1960s to the '90s, Toyota made hemis, too. They still hold up well, though there are costs involved.
Read More-
-
What's The Difference Between Detonation And Pre-Ignition?
Find out what triggers detonation and pre-ignition, why ignition timing really matters, and how these problems can seriously damage your engine.
Read More -
New Toyota Land Cruiser FJ Is A Smaller And Way More Adorable SUV
Sadly the U.S. will be missing out on Toyota's smallest off-roader.
Read More -
Is The Front Splitter On Your Car Increasing Drag? Here's How The Physics Work
Your car’s splitter works like an upside-down wing, using air pressure and vacuum to keep your vehicle glued to the road. It's simple physics, really.
Read More -
Refusing A Breathalyzer Test In Florida Could Send You To Jail Under New Law
Drunk driving is bad in any state. However, Florida's new law takes DUI penalties to the next level, including adding consequences for refusing a breath test.
Read More -
How Does Grille Shape Affect Engine Performance And Why Are They All Different?
A grille is part of a vehicle's identity, but how much does it affect the engine performance? Here's a closer look at how much the design matters.
Read More -
Every Jeep Model With Easter Eggs (And Where To Find Them)
From lizards to hidden animations and messages in Morse code, several Jeep models have included Easter eggs over the years, and we've done the hunting for you.
Read More -
Why Consumer Reports' List Of The Safest Cars List Skips Subaru
When it comes to reliability, Subaru is usually one of the top ranked, but Consumer Reports left it out in its list of safest cars. Here's what did.
Read More -
Ford Gives The Mustang Mach-E GT The California Special Treatment For 2026
Overall, there isn't too much of a change from the regular Mach-E GT on the outside, and I think that's okay.
Read More -
That Awful Grinding Rattle Your Honda Makes On A Cold Start? Here's The Likely Culprit
If your Honda sounds awful when you start it, chances are there's one part to blame. The good news: If you're handy with a wrench, you can fix it yourself.
Read More -
GM's President Says Killing The Cadillac CT6 Was A Mistake
At the time, it sort of made sense, but now, half a decade later, General Motor's top brass isn't so sure it was the right decision.
Read More -
We Are About To Have Another Year Of Not-Great U.S. Auto Sales
Stalling at the replacement rate is moderately alarming because Americans are supposed to love cars above all else.
Read More -
Max Verstappen Back In F1 Title Fight After McLaren's Poor Weekend In Austin
If you assumed that Oscar Piastri or Lando Norris would have a stage-managed tussle for the 2025 Formula 1 World Drivers' Championship, you'd be wrong.
Read More -
These Are The Best-Selling Cars Of 2025 (So Far)
There are several makes and models on the market, but some are selling way better than others. Here are the best-selling vehicle so far in 2025.
Read More -
Rivian's Sweet Kick-Turn Feature Delayed Until The End Of The Year
While Kick Turn and the RAD Tuner were supposed to arrive as part of an update in September, that rollout has been pushed back.
Read More -
Boeing 747 Freighter Skids Off Runway Into The Sea, Killing Two
All four crew members on board were able to escape the partially submerged and broken up 747.
Read More -
NHTSA Investigates Waymo For School Bus Safety
We're looking at NHTSA's new investigation into Waymo robotaxi behavior near school buses, as well as the latest shortages to hit American auto factories.
Read More -
These Cars Are Only Worth It When They're Fully Loaded
Surprisingly enough, there wasn't much consensus among our readers.
Read More -
What Feature In Your Car Do You Use The Most?
Some of us are happy with any fully functional car that we can get our hands on, but there's clearly an appetite for all the options offered by automakers.
Read More -
At $14,500, Does This 1971 Chevy C20 Long Bed Work For You?
Classic looks with a brand new cabin. Is this Chevy truck the perfect mix of retro and modern?
Read More -
How Long Does A Bottle Of Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Last Once Opened?
Diesel Exhaust Fluid helps reduce your vehicle's pollution, and it has to be refilled. If you only need a little at a time, here's how long to keep the rest.
Read More -
The Biggest Problems With GM's 8-Speed Transmission
General Motors' 8-speed automatic transmission is known for presenting a few common issues. Here's what you need to know about these problems.
Read More -
Balance Of Performance Explained: Why Endurance Racing Is Harder Than Ever
One way to keep auto racing competitive is to penalize faster cars and help slower ones. Enter Balance of Performance. Not everyone is a fan.
Read More -
Harley-Davidson's Trippy New Color-Shifting Paint Reminds Us When Paint Used To Be Special
In an era when black, white, gray, and beige are most folks' vehicle colors, Harley-Davidson is offering a bold new back-to-the-future choice.
Read More -
Prague Is Betting On These Lamp Posts To Fulfill Its Ambitious EV Charger Plan
One big reason people shy away from electric vehicles is fear of not being able to find a charger. But what if chargers were as close as every street light?
Read More -
Ford F-150 Driver Somehow Not Dead After Truck Falls Off 300-Foot Cliff
The driver went off the side of U.S. Highway 550 between mile markers 88 and 89, known as the Million Dollar Highway, falling into the Uncompahgre River Gorge.
Read More -
How Reliable Are Volvos? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
Volvo pioneered the three-point seatbelt and some of its cars drove for millions of miles, but are they the most reliable? Consumer Reports' results are in.
Read More
