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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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Ford Built The Mustang GTD With Aero Tech Race Cars Can't Even Use
The Mustang GTD's F1-style DRS system isn't allowed on race cars like the Mustang GT3 that inspired it.
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What Can Cause Sudden Oil Consumption?
Excessive oil consumption is not something you should ignore. It can occur due to many issues, but here's what can cause it to happen suddenly.
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The 5 Best New SUVs You Can Buy In 2025, According To Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports put together a list of its top-rated crossovers and SUVs, factoring in road test scores, owner satisfaction, predicted reliability and safety.
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Aston Martin's V12 Isn't 2 Ford V6s Glued Together, But The FMC DNA Remains
An unfortunate rumor followed the V12 that debuted in the Vantage DB7 for years. Here's how it started and why it was always wrong.
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When The DPF Light Comes On, What Should You Try First?
The DPF is a critical emissions control component in modern diesel vehicles, but it can wear out over time. Here's what to do when the DPF light appears.
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Camshaft Specs Explained: Duration, Lift, And Lobe Separation
The camshaft is an integral part of an internal combustion engine. However, camshaft specs are extremely confusing. Here's how to make sense of them.
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Inside Amsterdam's Curious World Of Microcars
Amsterdam is the Netherlands city most known for its biking infrastructure, but it's also host to a sizable fleet of super-accessible microcars.
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The Science Behind Rain-Repelling Coatings
Rain-repelling coatings come in two varieties: ceramic coatings and spray-on hydrophobic coatings. But how do they work, and which one is best for your car?
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In 1955, The First Boeing 707 Did A Barrel Roll Over Lake Washington
In 1955, spectators of a hydroplane race on Lake Washington in Seattle were treated to an unexpected thrill when Boeing's prototype 707 went inverted.
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This Is The Only New Manual Transmission Pickup Truck You Can Buy In The U.S.
Manual transmissions are pretty rare these days. In fact, there's currently only one new pickup truck available with a manual gearbox. Here's what to know.
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How Radar Detectors Find Them Before They Find You
Radar detectors are actually pretty simple.
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Inversion Space Promises Worldwide Delivery Within An Hour
Naturally, its first intended customer is the military, but Inversion eventually hopes to apply its technology to the commercial sector as well.
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11 Budget-Friendly Cars From The Golden Era Of American Muscle
Owning a piece of automotive history from the heyday of American muscle cars doesn't have to cost a fortune. Here are some options that won't break the bank.
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What Is Active Fuel Management (AFM) And Why Can It Cause Lifter Noise?
General Motors' active fuel management system is an ingenious piece of engineering. Here's what it does, how it works, and why some hate it.
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The 5 Best EVs You Can Buy In 2025, According To Consumer Reports
These EVs performed the best in Consumer Reports' testing, while also offering the safety and reliability that you want out of a new car.
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Record Numbers Of Americans Are Falling Behind On Their Auto Loans
Struggling to meet your monthly car payments? You're not alone.
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Is Costco's Car Rental Really Any Cheaper? We Compared It To The Big Brands
Costco is the go-to shopping place for families, but did you know you can also rent a car? Here's how its prices compare to other rental companies.
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How To Keep Your Car's Windows Fog Free
When you're behind the wheel, it's essential to see the road in front of you at all times. Here are a few ways to keep condensation from blocking your view.
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How Reliable Are New Cadillacs? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
Cadillac has a long history of producing quality cars, but a brand's reliability can change over time. Here's what Consumer Reports says about new Cadillacs.
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