Audi Is About To Take On The G-Wagen And Defender
With the R8 gone, Audi needs a new flagship. Could a true off-roader fit that niche?
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GM And Ford Don't Really Care That Solid-State Batteries Are Getting Big In China
Some automakers are calling it the future of EV powertrains, so why aren't Ford and GM stepping up to develop solid-state batteries?
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How To Get Old, Nasty Stains Out Of Your Car's Headliner
Everyone had a friend in high school with a saggy, stained headliner on their ancient Oldsmobile. Here's how to make sure you never become that person.
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Cadillac's Long History Of Building Funeral Cars
Cadillac is well-known for its luxury SUVs and sedans, but believe it or not, the brand also has a long history of making funeral cars.
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Airbus A320 Finally Soars Past Boeing 737 As The Most Popular Plane Of All Time
With the delivery of the 12,260th A320 (specifically, an A320neo to Flynas of Saudi Arabia), the 737 has lost its dominant position in the industry.
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These Were The First 'Modern' Cars, According To Our Readers
There are so many different factors you've got to take into consideration when defining what "modern" means in an automotive context.
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Get Ready For Car Prices To Climb
The days of automakers absorbing tariff-related price increases may be ending, and that's bad news if you're buying a new car.
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What's The Best Winter Beater?
We're here to find out, empirically and scientifically and conclusively, what car makes the best winter beater.
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At $35,000, Does This 1984 Hurst/Olds Turn Loose The Lightning?
If you've ever looked down and thought "this car would be better if there were three times as many transmission shifters" then have we got the classic for you.
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The Pros & Cons Of Octane Boosters
Before putting any additive in your vehicle, you should do research, and octane boosters are no different. Here are the pros and cons of using it.
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Does Japan Really Make The Most Reliable Cars?
When it comes to reliability, Japanese brands like Toyota, and Subaru come top of mind. However, there are other brands that deserve some credit.
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What Is The Average Lifespan Of A Boeing Passenger Plane?
How long can the typical Boeing plane stay in the sky, what kind of maintenance is needed to keep it operating safely, and what happens when it's retired?
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The Reason You Can't Buy Toyota's HiAce Cargo Van In America
Toyota's HiAce cargo van is one of the best selling vans in the world, but you'd be hard pressed to find one in the US, so what gives anyway?
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What Seam Sealer Does And Why Every Car Needs It
No vehicle is complete without seam sealer. Many drivers don't know what this substance is, but there's a very important reason why it's on your car.
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Nine Of The Top 10 Cars Most Likely To Reach 250,000 Miles Are Toyota Products
Next time you're looking for a car you can depend on for years to come, you might want to listen to the people telling you to buy a Toyota or Honda.
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American Vs. European Semi-Trucks: The Biggest Differences Explained
U.S. big rigs and their cousins in Europe aren't different because of cultural aesthetic preferences; it all comes down to regulations & the roads they travel.
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The 10 Most Memorable Harley-Davidsons From Movies & TV
Harley Davidson has been an American brand for more than a century, and that includes multiple turns in some of our favorite silver screen scenes.
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Are Mazda's Skyactiv Engines Reliable?
The Mazda Skyactiv engine has been around for over a decade now and is pretty impressive on paper. But is the engine reliable? Here's what to know.
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How Reliable Are Jeeps? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
Jeep ranked 19th out of the 22 automakers included in Consumer Reports' latest reliability list.
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New Chevy Bolt Vs. Nissan Leaf: By The Numbers
The 2027 Chevy Bolt is here, taking the crown of "cheapest EV on the American market" from the 2026 Nissan Leaf — by a few hundred dollars, at least.
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Why Do Some Speed Limit Signs In Texas Have A Red Border?
It's basically the sign version of your mom counting to three.
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When Did Ford Switch From The F-100 To The F-150?
Ford's F-series trucks have been best-sellers for decades, but it's been a long time since the F-100 has been part of that lineup. Here's why.
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From Tires To Tides: Michelin's Surprising Yacht Division
Michelin is known for two things: rating restaurants and tires, of which it owns several big name brands. Now it can add maritime innovation to its resume.
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How Jackie Stewart Taping A Wrench On The Steering Wheel Made F1 Safer
One terrifying moment pushed Jackie Stewart to rethink Formula 1’s limits and his response helped turn one of the deadliest sports into one of the safest.
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What Is The B-21, America's Next Stealth Bomber?
In principle, it will be the most advanced plane in the world when it starts being deployed, though that's still a ways off.
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What Does Toyota's TRD Acronym Stand For?
There's a lot of history behind Toyota's TRD badge. Here's how the letters are linked to success on the track and what they mean for a vehicle's performance.
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Car Museum Airbnb Lets You Share A Home With A '47 DeSoto And '49 Chevy
Vintage car lovers and retro enthusiasts can stay in a car museum Airbnb to experience a survivor '47 DeSoto and a restored '49 Chevy up close.
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