How Chevy's 327 Small Block Earned Its 'Mighty Mouse' Nickname
The Mighty Mouse made its first appearance in 1942, while Chevy's 327 debuted in 1962. But what exactly do the animated mouse and the V8 engine have in common?
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What Are Sipes On A Tire?
The sipes on your tires play an important role in traction and control. Here's what sipes are, why they matter, and whether siping your tires is worth it.
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Why Some Engines Have Both Port And Direct Injection
Port fuel injection and direct injection are similar but distinct systems, so why do some engine designs include both?
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Why Preconditioning Your Electric Car In Winter Is About More Than Just A Warm Cabin
Preconditioning your EV during the winter can make the cabin more comfortable, but it does more than just that. Here's what to know.
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What's The Difference Between Ford's Megazilla And Godzilla V8 Engines?
Ford's recent Godzilla and Megazilla engines can output some serious power. But they also have some pretty big differences despite their similar names.
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Rivian's New Level 2 Hands-Free System Works On Any Road With Lines, Not Just Highways
The update should be available to Gen 2 R1T and R1S owners before the end of the month.
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10 Car Parts You Should Never Cheap Out On
With labor costs becoming so expensive, there's no reason to install a subpar car part that you'll need to pay to replace sooner than expected.
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Elon Musk Says Tesla Robotaxis Without Safety Monitors Are Now Testing On The Streets Of Austin
Musk says the goal is to have a fleet of 500 cars in Austin by the end of the year. Right now Tesla has about 31.
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How Chevy's Double Hump Heads Shaped Small Block V8 Power
In 1962, Chevrolet introduced double hump heads on its small-block engines. These helped shape the incredible power of small-block V8s for around 30 years.
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Car Commercial Director Found Guilty Of Scamming Netflix Out Of Millions
Carl Rinsch has now been convicted of wire fraud, money laundering, and making illegal transactions.
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Czinger Takes Laguna Seca Lap Record Back From Koenigsegg, Who Took It From Czinger Last Month, Who Took It From Koenigsegg Last Year, Who Took It From Czinger Earlier Last Year, Who Took It From McLaren In 2021
Don't be shocked if Koenigsegg heads back to Laguna Seca to try and beat Czinger again. Hopefully this rivalry stays hot for a long time.
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2025 Porsche 911 Carrera GTS Cabriolet Is For The Pure Of Heart
While the 911 GTS Cabriolet might not pass muster in the eyes of "purists," it certainly appeals to people like me who enjoy driving for the sheer experience.
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Here's How Much A 2020 Mazda Miata Has Depreciated In 5 Years
Modern Mazda MX-5 Miata models have held their value incredibly well. But has the 2020 model managed to avoid harsh depreciation after five years?
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Ford Isn't Bringing The Ranger PHEV Or Super Duty To The U.S. Because It Doesn't Think We Need Them
If you were one of the few people in the U.S. still holding out hope of buying a Ford Ranger Super Duty or plug-in hybrid, well, I've got some bad news for you.
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These Are The Strangest Rideshare Vehicles You've Ever Been In
From sports cars to ultra-luxurious limousines, your strangest rideshare examples were quite varied.
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Trump's CAFE Changes Will Cost Drivers
We're looking at how lowered emissions regulations could cost car buyers money, as well as the wild sums the Tesla board has raked in and more.
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What's The Worst Traffic Ticket You've Ever Gotten?
Was the fine eye-watering or was the reasoning behind the citation completely baloney?
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14 SUVs With The Most Spacious Third Rows
Although they can be big enough to seat plenty of people, some SUVs don't usually have much legroom in the third row. Here are 14 SUVs that do.
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At $13,800, Will This 2002 Toyota Tacoma Pick Up Your Spirits?
What do you think? Is $13,800 a fair price for this well-equipped and oh-so-normal Toyota? Or is that too much to ask, even for such a tarted-up Tacoma?
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Should You Replace Rotors When You Replace Brake Pads?
If your brake pads are worn down and in need of replacement, you might need to replace your rotors as well. But there are some important items to check first.
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What's The Difference Between A Single- And A Dual-Clutch Transmission?
The obvious answer is the number of clutches. But it goes beyond that, into questions of design and operation that can bring a car almost to being automatic.
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4 Car Products You Probably Didn't Know You Could Buy At Costco
Costco is a great place to buy products in bulk, the store also has a large selection of car products. Here are some of the coolest auto products available.
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Can Windshield Tint Mess With Your Car's Head-Up Display?
If you are thinking about adding some windshield tint to your new car, should you be worried about whether it will interfere with your new HUD?
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New York City's Congestion Pricing Is Increasing Foot Traffic And Helping Businesses
EDC claims a 4.8% increase in foot traffic throughout areas of lower Manhattan, compared to a 1% increase for business areas not affected by congestion pricing.
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Should You Replace TPMS Sensors When You Replace Tires?
A car's tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) is useful, but some people wonder if the sensors need to be replaced when buying new tires. Here's the truth.
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12 Of Our Favorite Fiat Cars Ever Made
One of Italy's automotive giants and with a long pedigree, Fiat has produced some stellar cars over its history, and here are a dozen of our favorites.
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Is Driving Without Headlights In The Fog Illegal? It All Comes Down To Visibility
Federal law doesn't mandate fog lights, but the states do take fog seriously. Stiil, is it illegal to drive without your headlights when it's foggy?
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