How Long Can You Keep Driving When The Low Coolant Light Comes On?
A thermometer shape on your dashboard isn’t something to ignore. Keep driving after it lights up, and you might not like what happens next to your engine.
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Caterpillar Used To Build Legendary Truck Engines. Here's Why It Quit
Caterpillar's diesel truck engines were industry leaders, known for reliability, performance, and fuel efficiency. But new technology proved their undoing.
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San Francisco's RV Residents Are Running Out Of Time To Find A New Place To Live
New street parking restrictions in San Francisco have vehicle dwellers scrambling to find safe, legal places to park.
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These Are The Accessories You Actually Need For Your E-Bike
Luckily, there isn't much you really need to start using an e-bike as daily transportation.
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Subaru's Symmetrical AWD Is More Than Just Branding – Here's How It Works
Ever wondered what makes a Subaru grip the road so well? The secret lies in its Symmetrical AWD system, and there’s more to the story than you might realize.
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Subaru Forester Is The Cheapest Car To Insure That's Recommended By Consumer Reports, Tesla Model 3 Is Most Expensive
Consumer Reports used real-world car insurance quote data on cars that it recommends from Insurify to compile this list.
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California Couple Ticketed For Using Their Own Driveway Due To Antiquated Law
It can sometimes feel like you're one wrong move from your next traffic ticket.
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When Did Harley-Davidson Start Using 6-Speed Transmissions?
Harley-Davidson's jump to a six-speed transmission wasn't just about power, it was also about refitment and comfort. Here's the full story.
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This Dutch Car Paved The Way For The CVT With A Variomatic Transmission
Hardly anyone remembers this tiny and unassuming Dutch car, but they should. Slow and a little weird, it quietly kicked off an unlikely revolution.
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The Kia Soul Is Dead. Here Is How The Internet Is Taking It
The Kia Soul has officially ended its run, much to the delight of its detractors and the disappointment of its fans. Here's how the internet responded.
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Why Affordable Steel Highway Guardrails Actually Cost More Long Term
Cutting the budget on safety is always a risky proposition, but when it comes to highway guardrail materials, it actually costs more to spend less.
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Why Do Porsches Have The Ignition On The Left?
Misstating its own history, Porsche has told a number of erroneous stories about this over the years. For starters, forget about the Le Mans connection.
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Here's What Could Happen If Water Gets In Your Gas Tank
Water in your gas tank can have detrimental results to your car over time if you are not paying close attention. Here's exactly what happens.
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How Reliable Are New Corvettes? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
Chevrolet Corvettes have been built for performance since their inception, but does that power come with reliability? Consumer Reports has interesting reviews.
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Owning A Military Tank Is Legal In All 50 States (But It Will Cost You)
Yes, you can own a tank in every U.S. state. But there will be lots of red tape, especially if you want to drive it on-road. Or have it equipped with a cannon.
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McLaren's High-Powered Twin-Turbo V8 Traces Its Roots All The Way Back To A 1980s Nissan Le Mans Engine
In a lot of ways, this is the motor that put McLaren back on the map after not making a roadcar for over a decade.
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What Causes Warped Brake Rotors?
That shaky feeling when braking isn’t random, but it doesn’t always mean you need new rotors. Sometimes your car just wants a little attention.
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Chevy 350 Vs. Pontiac 350: How Are They Different?
While the Chevy and Pontiac 350s both came from the GM umbrella, they are actually quite different. Here's how the two engines evolved and what set them apart.
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Kia Delays EV4 Sedan 'Until Further Notice' In The U.S., Which Sucks For Fans Of Cool, Affordable Cars
Kia's EV4 looked set to be the budget EV pick of 2026, but last-minute delays could spoil our fun.
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Every Track That Only Hosted A Single F1 Race
For decades Formula One has made its way around the globe to deliver elite racing at iconic venues. Not every course has been an instant classic, however.
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No, Seriously, Windshield Washer Fluid Is More Complicated Than You Might Think
Windshield washer fluid is more than just soapy water in a bottle. Here are all the different ways that science helps this liquid keep your car clean.
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Every Ram Truck Trim, Explained
Ram offers its pickup trucks in three sizes, as well as a multitude of different trim levels. Here's what all of those different trims mean.
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These Pedestrian Traffic Signals Are Confusing Drivers
The Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon (or HAWK Beacon) uses yellow and red lights to bring traffic to a stop before signaling pedestrians to cross the road.
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The Pros And Cons Of Buying A Car At An Auction
Buying a used vehicle from an auction is a viable way to get a new ride. However, these are the benefits and downsides you should know first.
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Wolfgang Porsche Is Building A Private Car Tunnel Under A Historic Mountain - And Locals Are Mad
Oh, this tunnel. Boy, is it making Salzburg residents furious.
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Steve McQueen Rode This 1926 Excelsior Super X Motorcycle Around His Ranch. Now It's Up For Auction
The estimate is for a sale of between $125,000-150,000. But hey, that's for a running motorcycle.
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Here's What Makes Spark Plug Sockets Different From Standard Deep Sockets
Replacing spark plugs is an essential and moderately simple task. However, to make the process even smoother, you'll want the benefits of a spark plug socket.
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