What Tires Are You Running On Your Daily Driver?
Did you stick with the OEM tires or swap them for something better? Do you run all-seasons, or do you swap 'em out every time spring and fall?
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At $6,000, Is This Supercharged 2003 Jaguar XKR A Deal That Doesn't Blow?
The best-looking Jaguar since the E-Type, today's XKR has the muscle to back up that handsome bodywork. Let's see if the price is just as hunky.
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It's Not Your Mechanic's Fault They Can't Fix Your Transmission
Typical geared transmissions are becoming a thing of the past. With CVTs and dual clutch systems becoming more popular, it may not be worth it to repair.
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How To Tell If Your Wheel Bearings Are Going Bad By Sound
Faulty wheel bearings is something that shouldn't be ignored as your safety could be at risk. Here's what it means if yours are making these sounds.
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Whatever These Drunk Podcasters Think, No, Tesla Autopilot Isn't Your Designated Driver
A social media influencer is once again muddying the waters over what Tesla's Autopilot software can and can't do.
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Ford 7.3 Power Stroke Owners Say These Are The Most Common Problems
Before making a buying decision on a 7.3-liter Power Stroke truck, it's worth knowing what owners have to say about the common problems. Here's a breakdown.
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No Touch Laws: Touching Your Phone While Driving Is Illegal In These US States
It's no secret that using your phone while driving can put you at high risk of an accident. Here's what the laws say for each state.
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A-Body Vs. B-Body Mopars: What's The Difference?
If you've ever seen a muscly Mopar car of the 1970s, you may have wondered what was meant by A- or B- body. Here's the biggest difference between the two types.
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These 3 Harley-Davidson Bikes Aren't Made In America Anymore
Harley-Davidson is one of the most iconic motorcycle brands in the market. However, some of its bikes aren't made in the United States anymore.
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Why Hawaii Has Blue Stop Signs
No, the Aloha State's abundance of blue stop signs has nothing to do with Elvis Presley's movie "Blue Hawaii." Here's why Hawaii has the blues this time.
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Why Some Pickup Trucks Have Those Amber Lights On Top
Five small amber lights won't shed much light on the road at night. So why do some pickups have them, while others don't? And which ones have the lights?
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These Family-Friendly Cars Can Easily Fit Three Car Seats, According To KBB
If you are in search of a vehicle that can comfortably fit three car seats, there are several options to consider. Here's each vehicle available now.
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10 Cars That Aren't Fords (But Are Ford Powered)
Smaller car manufacturers don't have as many resources as big companies to create engines from scratch (and aren't seeking to reinvent the wheel, anyway).
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These Are The Biggest Racing Games Still On The Way In 2025
If you are a car enthusiast and love video games, then you might be happy to know there are still new racing games releasing in 2025.
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Lawsuit Claims Tesla Prefers Visa Holders Over American Workers To Keep Wages Low
A proposed class-action lawsuit claims that Tesla prefers to employ H1-B visa holders over American workers at its U.S. facilities at a systemic level.
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The New BMW 3 Series Is Gonna Look Really Good
The new iX3 is the first production model on the Neue Klasse platform, and it debuts a radical new design language for the brand.
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How F1 Engineering Made The CV90 The Fastest Tank Off-Road
It turns out making a car go fast on a race course translates to an infantry fighting vehicle breaking speed records as it barrels through rough terrain.
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The Billionaire Who Controls Stellantis Wants To Ditch The Car Business But Can't Escape
Nothing about U.S. tariff policies is making Elkann's job any easier.
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Aston Martin Is Teaming Up To Make A Stroller, Cue The Jokes
And yes, the internet has already asked the important questions — why wasn't this called the Lance Stroller?
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Tony Stewart Can't Remember 335 MPH Top Fuel Dragster Shunt
Tony Stewart had a frightening exit from last weekend's NHRA Reading Nationals.
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Why Did Car Manufacturers Switch From Lug Nuts To Lug Bolts?
Carmakers constantly tweak designs to cut costs or improve on how a component works. Why have some of them started using lug bolts instead of studs and nuts?
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NASA Kicks Chinese Workers Out As It Promises It's Not Losing The Next Moon Race
The philosophy seems to be that NASA should do all Moon stuff, all the Moon time.
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ICE Made South Korean Hyundai Workers Sign Voluntary Removal Papers: Report
We're looking at the conditions in which the South Korean Hyundai workers were held, as well as Stellantis' new pro-V8, anti-EV stance.
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These Are Your Favorite Auto Show Memories
Memories of family fun, swag acquisition and amazing moments in automotive heritage will live forever in your hearts and this blog.
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What's The Best Fall Driving Song?
What's the best song for putting the top down and cruising through crisp air and autumn leaves?
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At $49,000, Will This Custom Supercharged 2021 Ford F-150 Prove A Best Seller?
Today's F-150 Shorty has a 50-state Whipple supercharger and some factory warranty remaining. Can we conceive of this 'immaculate' truck's asking price.
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Coil Packs Explained: How They Work (And Signs They Might Be Failing)
Coil packs play a pivotal role in your vehicle's ignition system, but what exactly are they, and how do they work? Here's what you need to know.
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