Are There Any 1930s Cars Reliable Enough To Daily Drive?
Cars from the 1930s lack many of the advanced features available in the newest models. But does that really mean they can't be used as daily drivers?
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Here's How Much A 2020 Subaru WRX Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The WRX is an awesome sports sedan, but if you bought one five years ago, how much value would it have lost? And how much will a used one set you back now?
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What's The Difference Between Common Rail And Mechanical Injection Diesels?
Diesel engines rely on different types of fuel injection. Mechanical was used early on, but common rail became more popular for a few reasons.
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Toyota's Famous Logo Has A Deeper Meaning: Here's What It Really Symbolizes
The internet may have told you what Toyota's logo means, but what you think is probably wrong. The logo actually has a heart-warming symbolism.
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11 Of The Biggest V8 Engines Ever Put In Production Cars
In the times when emissions restrictions were unheard of and oil flowed like water, bigger really was better, and no one did big better than American V8s.
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VinFast VF8 Does A Wild Burnout Without Driver Input When Creep Mode Loses Traction
If for some weird reason you have a VinFast, be aware of this potentially hazardous tendency.
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3 Compact SUVs Consumer Reports Rates Higher Than Honda's 2026 CR-V
Consumer Reports looks favorably on the Honda CR-V, rating its 2026 version high on its list of best compact SUVs. But three others rank still higher.
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Mopar's 5.9-Liter Magnum Vs. HEMI V8: What're The Differences?
The obvious difference between the Magnum and the Hemi is the shape of their combustion chambers. But there are other key differences in both design and cost.
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America's Most Powerful Locomotive Was So Extreme, Cities Had To Ban It
In the 1950s, a new kind of locomotive made even extreme hills easy for trains to climb. But this extra-powerful engine came with significant downsides.
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I Love This Mercedes-Benz S-Class El Camino So Much
Just a little bit of elbow grease, and you could have yourself a genuine luxury ute — something no one else can claim.
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6 Motor Oil Brands Owned By Shell
Much like the automobile industry, the oil industry has a long history of consolidation, with smaller companies gradually merging into a few dominant players.
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This Ferrari Has Earned Its Patina So You Jabronis Better Not Restore It
With decades of built-up patina, this rare 1959 Ferrari 250 GT has a look and feel that's unique and authentic. Restoring it would be a crime.
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10 Iconic Harley-Davidson Motorcycles That Made History
Harley-Davidson has become a keystone brand for American motorcycle culture. Here are the iconic models that helped it earn that position.
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BMW Keeps Pushing Subscriptions Even After Realizing Heated Seats Were 'Probably Not The Best Way'
BMW received significant pushback after introducing the concept of subscription-based heated seats, but they haven't given up. Driver aids are next.
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Red Bull Will Be The Deciding Vote In The Battle To Outlaw Mercedes' F1 Engine Loophole
The 2026 F1 World Championship will finalize all engine homologation on March 1st, which would give Mercedes very little time to build a different engine.
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2026 Chevy Equinox EV Price Drops Are Out Of Control
Dealers have cut thousands off the $36,795 base price for new 2026 Chevrolet Equinox EVs. It's safe to say that dealers want these vehicles off their lots.
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This Cargo Ship Will Be The First To Run On An Ammonia Engine
Skarv says the ship will be optimized for lower speeds, so don't expect ammonia-powered ships to cross oceans just yet.
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Magnus Walker Is Selling 18 Cars From His Vintage Porsche Collection For Millions
"It's kind of like shedding my skin," said Walker in a promo for the auction.
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Mercedes-AMG Is Killing The 4-Cylinder C63 In Favor Of An Inline-6 C53
Enthusiasts weren't the biggest fans of AMG's little engine, but the decision to kill off the PHEV four-popper was actually due to environmental regulations.
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Minneapolis Area Towing Company Returns Abandoned Cars To Families For Free After ICE Abductions
In some cases, the tow company will find the abandoned cars themselves, and ask for the community's help to figure out who owns them and where they should go.
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Olympic Ski Jumpers Might Be Injecting Hyaluronic Acid Into Their Penises For Better Aerodynamics
To put it simply, more girth means a larger suit. A larger suit means a larger surface area to generate lift.
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Mini Is Going Back To Its Roots With A Factory Rally Team
The North American stage rally scene is back on the upswing in 2026.
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These Cars Would Be Better If They Had A Hatchback Or Liftback, According To Our Readers
No matter how good a car may be, enthusiasts will always find ways to nitpick and imagine how they could be better.
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Stellantis Takes Massive $26.5 Billion Hit On EV Pullback
Stellantis is dealing with a massive $26.5 billion writedown because of EVs, Toyota is replacing its CEO following a massive tariff bill and more.
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What Company Should Be The Cadillac F1 Team's Title Sponsor?
Unfortunately for all of you, my choice for this answer is undoubtedly the best one: American Spirit Cadillac Formula 1 Team.
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At $6,900, Is This Still-Futuristic 1992 Subaru SVX An Out-Of-This-World Deal?
Does that seem like a deal for an odd bit of history? Or is this a coupe that just doesn't cut it at that kind of cash?
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What's The Difference Between Ford's Boss 429 And 429 Super Cobra Jet Engines?
The Boss 429 and 429 Super Cobra Jet were both vastly underrated for horsepower. But that similarity masked huge differences between the two.
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