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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What Features Increase A Car's Resale Value Most?
Sure, premium wheels and a special edition paint color are cool, but do they matter when it comes to resale value? Here's what the data has to say.
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Why Car Batteries Fail Faster In Hot Climates
Car batteries are designed to be durable and relatively long lasting. However, extreme temps can harm them. Here's how heat can damage 12-volt car batteries.
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A Costco Membership Could Be A Secret Weapon For Cheaper Car Repairs
Yes, you can save on parts and service via a Costco membership. But there are lots of things to be aware of before you decide whether to join.
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All-Season Vs. All-Weather Tires: Stop Confusing The Two
Tires have a confusing way of categorizing themselves. All-season and all-weather tires sound like they'd do the same thing, but you'd be wrong.
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GMC Dealers Are Selling Brand New 2024 Hummer EVs With $40,000+ Discounts
Dealerships across the country are putting massive amounts of cash on the hood of leftover 2024 Hummer EV SUV 3X Omega Editions.
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Here's How Much You Could Get Fined For Illegal Window Tint
There are plenty of reasons to tint the windows on your car. However, we can tell you which states have the strictest laws so you don't overdo it.
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The Boeing 787's Wings Can Bend A Lot Further Than You Might Think
How is it that the Boeing 787 Dreamliner's wings can bend so far, they seem to be made of rubber? The secret is in the material they're made of.
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4 Unexpected Cars That Came With Toyota's 2JZ Engine
The 2JZ engine is known to be a rugged engine that has the potential to produce high-horsepower. Here are four cars you wouldn't expect to have it.
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Fresno Spent $2.4 Million To Activate A Single Traffic Signal
Inoperable traffic lights sat taunting frustrated commuters for 10 months at a busy four-way intersection leading onto Highway 180.
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The Dart Can't Help But Be An Issue For Dodge With Massive New Recall
What's the one thing worse than owning a Dodge Dart? How about owning one with a huge recall warning hanging over it?
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Ford Is Auctioning A Rare Heritage Edition GT And It Could Be A Bargain
The no-reserve Barrett-Jackson auction will fund Ford's Heritage Fleet.
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Watch Motorvision Catch Air And Drive The Snot Out Of Normal Cars In These Retro Track Test Reviews
Motorvision TV is a German automotive media company that has some of the coolest retro car reviews on YouTube, and their track test portion is unparalleled.
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This Manual 2003 Passat W8 Wagon Would Be A Perfect Way To Burn Through All That Extra Money You Have Sitting Around
Who wouldn't trade financial security for the chance to (occasionally) drive a rare, high-mileage VW wagon?
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There's Probably A Normal Reason To Own A Government Surveillance Van, Right?
This is the kind of van that a young Amber would've been overjoyed to see at Washington D.C.'s Spy Museum, but that an adult Amber is kind of concerned about.
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