Why BMW Switched To Traditional Automatics From DCTs
Traditional automatic transmissions are making a comeback, but why? In short, money and comfort -- and BMW isn’t the only brand rethinking its gearbox choices.
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Why You're Paying More (Or Less) At Certain Gas Stations
Most drivers have probably noticed that gas prices can vary wildly, even within the same state or town. Here's why that is and how gas prices work.
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Volvo Ends Relationship With Luminar, Drops Lidar For 2026 Models
The technology itself is not the reason for the dispute.
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At The Edge Of Our Solar System, NASA's Voyager 1 Found A 'Wall Of Fire'
Voyager 1 and 2 traveled billions of miles to reach the heliopause, showing how the Sun’s magnetic influence marks the boundary of our solar system.
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What Is An Engine Block Heater And Do You Need One?
Many drivers may have never heard of engine block heaters. However, these devices can be extremely useful, depending on where you live. Here's what to know.
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What Are The Differences Between 400- And 800-Volt EVs?
The differences between a 400- and 800-volt EV are more than a simple question of voltage. They affect the vehicles' weight, efficiency, and price.
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The Best Way To Clean A Greasy Engine Bay
Your engine bay needs cleaning too, but you have to approach it carefully to avoid soaking sensors, wiring, and other parts that react badly to moisture.
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Why Modern Engines Still Measure Power Output In Horsepower
Have you ever wondered why we still measure an engine's output in horsepower? It all started as clever marketing, but the term never went away.
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Car Chase Leads To Rangers Finding 81 Monkeys And A Whole Bunch Of Meth Inside Truck
It appears the meth was stored separately from the monkeys and was likely intended for human use, not the macaques' consumption
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These Rewards Programs Could Actually Save You Money On Gas
From loyalty and rewards programs to fuel-price apps, there are plenty of ways to save money on gas. Use them, and you'll never have to pay full price again.
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Why Chevy Switched To A Flat Plane Crank In The Corvette
Curious what drove Chevy’s switch to a flat-plane crank in the Corvette? Here's how this setup boosts rpm, improves scavenging, and creates a unique sound.
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How To Reverse Park Flawlessly Every Time
Backing up into a parking spot can be daunting, but it's actually not as difficult as you may think. Here's a simple method for backing into a parking space.
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A Country Without Traffic Lights? There's Only 1 Left
There's only one country left without traffic lights. The lack of them is just one of the things that makes this place unique among the world's nations.
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How To Remove A Stuck Oil Drain Plug
Removing a seized oil drain plug can be difficult, but it's not impossible. Here are some of the best methods to try when removing a stuck drain plug.
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5 Additives That Could Help Improve Your Engine's Performance And Its Lifespan
All cars need routine maintenance, but you can go above and beyond by using additives to boost performance and longevity. Here are some of the best additives.
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This WWII Fighter Plane Inspired Star Wars' Y-Wing Starfighter
Those futuristic spacecraft in "Star Wars" didn't come out of nowhere. X-wings are basically space Spitfires, and Y-wings rework this World War II fighter.
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The Pros & Cons Of 5 Cylinder Engines
Five-cylinder engines are seeing less use in recent years. While they have some unfortunate cons, they also have great pros that make them worth remembering.
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These Are Some Of The Best Large SUVs, According To Consumer Reports
Large SUVs can offer plenty of cargo space and high-end features. According to Consumer Reports, there are five in particular that stand above the rest.
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3 Of The Most Reliable German Car Brands, According To Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports ranks the reliability of numerous car brands. Of these brands, three in particular are considered to be the most reliable German automakers.
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Why US Traffic Lights Don't Have Countdown Timers
Yellow traffic lights in over 20 countries count down to when the red light appears, but that's banned in the United States. Here's why the U.S. is different.
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7 Discontinued Nissan Models That Are Actually Worth Buying
These classic discontinued Nissan models remain excellent purchases, whether for their standout features, impressive performance, reliability, or design.
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Owners Say These Are The Best Dually Trucks For Heavy-Duty Jobs
Dually trucks are made to excel at heavy-duty jobs. According to owners, three brands in particular make some of the best models for those jobs.
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5 Engines With The Longest Production Runs
These days, vehicles' engines seem to change with every new regulation. But these car and truck engines lasted decades with few major alterations.
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Buy This Custom Dodge Viper ACR Roadster, And I'll Meet You In Valhalla
Buy this and you'll be able to listen to the wail of that naturally aspirated V10, completely uninterrupted by all that "roof" nonsense.
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F3 Cars Used To Run A Side Pod Air Intake, Here's Why It Worked And Then Disappeared
Formula 3 cars used to have side pod air intakes up until the 2010s. Check out why they were used, as well as why these pods aren't around anymore.
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The Busiest Airport In The World Used To Be A Racetrack
The Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is the is the busiest airport in the world. Before then, though, it was actually a racetrack.
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This WWII Boeing Bomber Inspired The Millenium Falcon's Iconic Cockpit
The Millennium Falcon is an iconic ship with a cockpit that many will recognize. But that cockpit was actually inspired by a certain World War II bomber.
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