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.
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Here Are All The Car-Related Perks Of Having A Costco Membership
It may not be immediately obvious, but Costco membership actually has a lot more to offer car owners than great tech deals and cheap snacks.
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Why NASA Picked A Boeing 747 To Piggyback The Space Shuttle
NASA's fleet of Space Shuttles could survive challenging solar conditions, but needed a boost to get around on Earth. Here's how a pair of 747s helped.
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Why Chevy Trucks Still Use Column Shifters In Some Models
Column shifters aren't extremely common on modern cars. However, Chevrolet still includes them on some pickups. Here's why the company does so.
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The U.S. May Ban Chinese Airlines That Fly Through Russia So American Planes Can Compete
The Kremlin closed off its skies to Western aircraft after sanctions over the invasion of Ukraine, now flights from the U.S. take a longer route to reach China.
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Can You Modify A Financed Vehicle?
Financing a vehicle does add some guardrails to car ownership, but does it add any restrictions on how you can customize your ride? Let's take a look.
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These Are The Worst F1 Tracks (According To Fans)
A Formula One circuit needs to accommodate some of the intense racing on the planet — not to mention intense scrutiny from dedicated fans.
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Should You Use Premium Gas In A Harley-Davidson?
Premium gas costs more, but for some high-performance and luxury vehicles it's a necessity. What about motorcycles? Do you need to use premium in your hog?
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What Is Different About A Miller-Cycle Engine And Why Did Mazda Use It?
In the late '90s, Mazda experimented with Miller cycle engines. Here's what separates these machines from normal engines and why Mazda chose to use them.
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What Makes AMT Transmissions Different From Manual Transmissions?
Americans may not be too familiar with AMT transmissions, but they are becoming more popular. You may soon find yourself driving a vehicle equipped with one.
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Honda Rebel 300 Adds E-Clutch, Making The Best Beginner Bike Even More Beginner-Friendly
A clutch-optional entry-level bike has the possibility to massively expand the reach of motorcycling in the United States.
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Are You Ruining Your Car By Washing It Too Often?
Cleanliness is next to godliness, so they say. But can you actually damage your car by washing it too frequently? And are there products to choose or avoid?
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The Reason Boeing Windows Almost Never Line Up With The Seats
Before you cuss at the airplane maker for your windowless "window seat," know this: it's not Boeing's fault that the windows and the rows are out of alignment.
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The Pros & Cons Of Hotter Vs. Colder Spark Plugs
You might not think about spark plug heat ratings often, so here's a rundown on what that means and how it affects your engine's performance and longevity.
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Is Costco Premium Gas 91 Or 93 Octane? (And Does It Even Matter?)
What's meant by "premium" isn't the same from gas station to gas station or even from state to state. So what will you find when you pull up to a Costco pump?
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Before The Air, Lucid Was Building Formula E Hardware
Lucid is one of the new kids on the EV block, but it's been around awhiole as a supplier of batteries for Formula E race cars. Now it's starting to take off.
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Does Walmart Allow Overnight RV Stays In Its Parking Lots?
Those giant Walmart lots sure are tempting if you're looking for a place to camp in your RV. But staying there isn't quite as simple as pulling up and parking.
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Should You Trust Your Paint With Costco's Microfiber Towels? Here's What Detailers Say
Costco's Kirkland Signature microfiber towels are inexpensive and soft. But are they right for your car's paint? Detailers have lots of opinions about that.
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Rental Car Liability — You May Be Surprised What You Are On The Hook For
You're a careful driver, and you'd rather not get insurance on your rental car. But before you turn it down, take a look at what you can be charged for.
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Does Cracker Barrel Still Let You Park Your RV Overnight?
RVers have long known that they can slide into a Cracker Barrel for some Southern hospitality, including parking their RV's overnight. Some say that's changed.
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How Boeing Tests Aircraft Structural Fatigue
Boeing airplanes undergo extreme testing before being approved to carry passengers. Here's what the Boeing fatigue testing process looks like.
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How Does Tire Tread Affect Braking Distance?
Tires are critical for numerous reasons, but worn-out tires can cause safety issues. Here's how tire tread can affect stopping distance.
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Unintended Acceleration Is The Last Thing A Supercharged Ford Mustang Needs
Luckily this recall is for a software bug that will be fixed by a free patch, and no unintended acceleration is likely to happen.
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10 Classic Dodge Models That Deserve Another Chance
Though it's not as prolific as other car brands these days, Dodge remains a much-loved manufacturer. Should some of its classic models make a comeback?
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Why Ford Still Puts Keypads On The Door, Even On 2026 Models
A physical keypad on a car door may seem hopelessly retro, but Ford still sees value in it. There are things it can do that key fobs and smartphones can't.
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Rat Running: Avoiding A Traffic Light Is Illegal In These US States
Maneuvering your way through the corner gas station lot to make a right turn might save you time, but it's actually illegal in some states.
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Trump Administration Wants To Spend $500 Million On Anti-Drone Warfare (For The World Cup)
Anti-drone actions are moving from a primarily military concern to a standard policing activity.
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