These Are The Weirdest Things You Have Ever Moved In Your Car
Sometimes you just have to work with what you've got.
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Mercedes Has An Ambitious Plan To Win Back The U.S. Luxury Sales Crown From Lexus And BMW
Mercedes-Benz has big plans to fix and grow its U.S. sales with the help of high-performance EVs, and more
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What Automotive Company Should Follow Michelin's Lead And Create Its Own Fancy Award?
If one of our ideas is good enough, maybe some marketing department will turn it into an actual award.
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At $7,500, Is This 1993 VW Eurovan Weekender A Deal Any Day Of The Week?
What do you think? Is that an accurate assertion based on our take of the Eurovan and how it's been presented in its ad?
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Production Genesis Magma GT Supercar Will Have A Full Lineup Of Variants, From A Roadster To GT3 And Clubsport Models
We got the full scoop on what could be the most audacious new car from a Korean brand ever.
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Does The 30-60-90 Rule For Car Maintenance Actually Make Sense?
A common rule for car maintenance is to service your vehicle at 30,000, 60,000, and 90,000 miles. Some might wonder if this 30-60-90 rule still makes sense.
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5 Motorcycles With The Longest Production Runs
A timeless motorcycle design can have a long shelf life. Here are motorcycles from around the world with exceptionally long production runs.
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Oracle Unveiled The World's First Lensless LED Headlights, And Tacoma Owners Get Them First
The specialist company has created what it says are the first "lensless" headlights.
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Should You Replace Your Ignition Coils When You Replace Spark Plugs?
While many drivers will be changing their spark plugs more often than ignition coils, some might wonder if both should be replaced at the same time.
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How Reliable Are Genesis Vehicles? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
While Genesis offers a cheap way for people to check out high-end vehicles, Consumer Reports shares details on how reliable the brand really is.
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Check Your Battery Before Winter Hits: These Places Will Test It Free
Checking your car battery is critical, especially when it's cold outside. Fortunately, these places will check your vehicle's 12-volt battery for free.
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What Does Subaru's Type RA Stand For?
The Type RA badge appears only on select Subarus and has a distinct place in the brand’s history. Here's why it continues to capture attention.
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Mick Schumacher Will Race In IndyCar Next Year
The son of the seven-time Formula 1 champion will drive the No. 47 alongside Graham Rahal and Louis Foster.
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How A Race Team In Japan Used Crowdsourcing To Win Championships
A certain racing team in Japan uses its own sort of crowdsourcing to fund itself and win championships. Here's how it pulls off that crowdsourcing.
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Why Detroit Diesel's 2-Stroke Engine Was Called Screaming Jimmy
GM's Detroit Diesel division once made a two-stroke engine. A certain trait about this engine would lead to it getting the nickname of "Screaming Jimmy."
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11 Cheap Ways To Dress Up Your Engine Bay
The engine bay is too often overlooked, meaning it could really benefit from some TLC. Here are 11 ways to improve the engine bay without breaking the bank.
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Why Metric And Imperial Horsepower Are Different
Metric horsepower is different from imperial horsepower, which can be pretty confusing. Here's why those numbers don’t line up as neatly as you’d expect.
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Maybe We Should Pay Air Traffic Controllers During A Shutdown, Says Congress
In the meantime, what about the poor ATCs who just suffered their way through the longest shutdown in history?
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These Mistakes Are Ruining Your Diesel Engine
Diesel engines are tough, but they need to be treated with extra care. Avoid these common mistakes to keep your diesel engine running smoothly.
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Alabama Governor Removes Entire International Motorsports Hall Of Fame Board After Audit Unearths Blatant Corruption
These dubious sales weren't outliers. Four vehicles were auctioned off without proper approval.
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Pop-Up Ads Are Appearing On Stellantis Infotainment Screens Again
How would you feel if you started your car, and a sales promotion appeared on the screen offering a discount on a new car?
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Mercedes-AMG Could Stuff 900 HP, Fake Shifts Into The New GLC EV
While there's nothing official yet, it's expected that the AMG GLC will use three axial-flux motors.
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These Are The Crossovers That Deserve Manual Gearboxes
The most popular answer? All of them. Manual all the cars.
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Tesla Sued After Another Person Burned To Death Because Rescuers Couldn't Open Their Door
Tesla hit with another lawsuit after its poorly designed door handles allegedly led to another death, Bollinger officially closes its doors for good and more.
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What's Your Attainable Dream Car?
There are plenty of fantastic vehicle available for reasonable prices, and today we're here to talk about them.
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At $6,500, Is This 1994 Chevy Caprice Classic Estate A Lumbering Deal?
The seller of today's Caprice describes part of the car as being in nine out of ten condition. Let's see where we place its price tag in light of that ranking.
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You Can Still Get A Used EV With Supercar Acceleration For Less Than A Camry
While no one really needs to hit 60 miles per hour in under four seconds, the fact that you can and not spend a fortune refilling the car is pretty awesome.
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