What's The Quickest Way To Defrost Windows?
The windows of your car get frosted because of trapped moisture. It's a fairly easy problem to fix, but most people go about defrosting their windows wrong.
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Older Drivers Are More Likely To Make These Dangerous Mistakes
Reflexes and vision weaken with age, but what does research say about the most common mistakes senior drivers make? It's more complicated than it might seem.
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No, Not All Microfiber Towels Are Created Equal
The name "microfiber" applies to many different towels. But if you're washing and detailing your car, the differences between microfiber towels are important.
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Seriously, Why Aren't Tires Solid Rubber?
What's more annoying than getting a flat tire? And since forklifts and farm equipment have airless tires, why don't cars follow suit? There are many reasons.
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Two F-15s Refuse To Retire, Join NASA's Quesst For Civilian Supersonic Instead
Not content to watch these young whippersnapper planes take all the glory, the F-15s will be kitted out with sensory and data collection gear.
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Restored Subaru S209 Hits The Track For Tribute Laps Six Years After Owner Killed By Drunk Driver
Friends of a man killed by a drunk driver while changing a flat tire have restored his totaled Subaru S209 and are headed to the track to honor his memory.
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These Are The 9 Quickest Pickup Trucks Ever Built
These days, there are several pickup trucks that rival the world's most popular sports cars from 0 to 60. Here are the 9 fastest pickups out there.
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Trump Signs Executive Order For Free Admission D.C. IndyCar Street Race In August
Saying a street race will happen is one thing; actually organizing it is another.
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Catalytic Converter Theft Is So Passé, Thieves Want Your Radar Sensors Now
For now, other than parking in a locked garage, using tamper-resistant screws to secure a protective bracket is the best defense against radar sensor theft.
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Olympic Runner Sha'Carri Richardson Arrested For Driving Too Fast As Life Imitates Sport
Richardson was caught doing 104 mph just outside Orlando, Florida, which qualified for Florida's new super speeder law.
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It Wasn't The Pilots: NTSB Says The Black Hawk-Airliner Crash Was Due To FAA Failures
The NTSB accuses the FAA of a wide range of mistakes, both in the long, intermediate, and immediate term before the crash.
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Dirt Biking Through New York City's Snowpocalypse Looks Fun As Hell
YouTuber TripleShift outfitted the tires of his electric Stark Varg dirt bike with studs, and went ripping through Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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Volvo Says Wagons Are Cool Again
The Swedish automaker's chief strategy and product officer strongly hinted that wagons will come back to the market.
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The Final Part Of The Epic 10-Movie Fast & Furious Saga (That's Somehow Turned Into 11 Or Maybe 12 Movies Now) Is Officially Coming Out In 2028
The family is officially getting back together again, with Variety reporting the movie will be titled "Fast Forever" and release on March 17, 2028.
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Tesla May Merge With SpaceX: Report
We're looking at Elon Musk's corporate consolidation, as well as China's ever-increasing sales in Europe and more.
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These New Cars Are The Best Value, According To Our Readers
Everyone has a different perspective on what value looks like for them, so there's no one right answer.
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What's The Wildest Limo Conversion You've Ever Seen?
While ultra-high-performance hypercars top the list of most expensive production models, nothing the match the opulence of a luxury limousine.
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At $1,700, Is This 1991 Mazda MX-5 A Diamond That's A Little Rough?
While today's NA Miata may have seen better days, that doesn't mean it can't have a bright future. Let's see what the crystal ball says about its price.
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Why Spark Plugs Are So Good At Breaking Windows
They sell specialized tools that will help you break car windows in an emergency, but you can also use a spark plug to do the job. Here's why it works.
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Chuckwalla Raceway Is For Sale, Does Anyone Want To Give Us $26 Million?
Chuckwalla Raceway, a small racetrack with a runway, about 3 hours east of Los Angeles, is for sale. Now, all we need is the money to buy it.
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Why 5-Cylinder Engines Are So Rare
Five-cylinder engines can still be found today, particularly on Audi vehicles, but you won't find many automakers going out of their way to manufacture them.
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What's The Difference Between A Factory-Installed And An Aftermarket Tow Hitch?
When comes to tow hitches, you can generally choose between a factory install and an aftermarket part. These are the differences between the two options.
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How To Clean A Carburetor, With Or Without Removing It
On older vehicles and smaller engines, the carburetor controls the mixture of fuel and air that reaches the engine. Here's how to keep it clean.
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10 Top-Rated Car Museums To Visit In The US
There's a very long list of automotive museums in America, but they can't all be the best. Here are 10 car museums that are definitely worth a visit.
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Maserati Tells Dealers To Discount 2025 GranTurismo And GranCabrio Folgore EVs By $85,000
These discounts make the GranTurismo and GranCabrio EVs cheaper than their gas counterparts, and the Grecale Folgore is heavily disconuted as well.
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Mansory Ruins Snowmobiles Now, Too
Are you an aspiring Bond villain with an obscene amount of money that's only exceeded by your terrible taste? We've got the snowmobile for you.
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I Need Something Small, Stylish And Roomy Enough For Three Kids! What Car Should I Buy?
Michael lives in New Jersey and really likes his small cars, but he is finding it hard to cram 3 kids into his Fiat 500. For $50,000, what car should he buy?
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