These Are Your Grievances With The Auto Industry Today
We don't need a December to remember because there's Festivus for the rest of us.
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Carvana's Comeback Is One For The Ages As Value Surpasses Ford And GM
Who doesn't love a comeback story?
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What's The Sluttiest Car?
Now, before we get too far, I need to be clear that we aren't making any moral judgments here.
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'Aussie Shred' Is A Sick New Gymkhana Film With Ridiculous Jumps, Daring Stunts, And Driving On Water
Travis Pastrana jumps and slides the Subaru Brataroo from the desolate Australian Outback to the Sydney Harbour, all the way to the Mount Panorama race track.
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These Are Some Of The Best Affordable BMWs You Can Buy Right Now
BMW isn't exactly known for being affordable, but with some time and a decent budget, finding a used BMW that's worth the price is not too hard.
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At $10,000, Would You Pony Up For This 1996 VW Polo?
What's your take on this Harlequin for that kind of cash? Does that feel like a fair price for a horse of a different color?
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If You're Still Coasting Downhill In Neutral, You Need To Stop
Coasting downhill in neutral may seem like a great idea. But the things you might think you know about fuel savings aren't true. And there's safety to consider.
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Stop Greasing Your Garage Door Track: Here's Why
If you hear what sounds like an agonized scream as your garage door opens, you may be tempted to grease its track. That's the opposite of what you should do.
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Satellite Constellations May Ruin Up To 96% Of Astronomy Pictures Even From Telescopes In Space
NASA's report, published in Nature, predicts that around 40% of all Hubble images will have at least one satellite streak in them.
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The History Of The Dual-Clutch Transmission
The history of the DTC stretches back to early 20th century, when inventors explored ways to make gear changes smoother long before modern electronics existed.
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Full Frame Vs. Unibody: Which Truck Is Right For Your Needs?
There's lots to consider when choosing between a unibody and full frame truck. Each has its own strengths, and there's also both the cost to buy and to operate.
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What's The Difference Between Ruthenium And Iridium Spark Plugs?
Spark plugs are made from many different materials. Ruthenium spark plugs are able to offer some different benefits from iridium and other plug types.
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Driving With Worn Shocks Or Struts Is A Bad Idea: Here's What Can Happen
Worn-out shocks and struts are issues that you should never ignore. Here's what can happen to your car if you fail to address the problem.
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What A Clay Bar Does For Your Car (And How To Use It)
If you really want to see your car shine, there's a lot more to it than just a thorough wash. A clay bar could be the first step in upping your detailing game.
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Should You Replace Struts When You Replace Shocks?
Shocks and struts often, but not always, go together. So if you're replacing one, do you need to replace the other at the same time, or can you wait?
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Jeep's AMC History: Every Model Made Before Chrysler Took Over
American Motors Corporation built some iconic Jeeps -- from CJ-5s to Comanches -- before Chrysler stepped in. Here's the full lineup.
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This Is The Rarest Chevy Engine Ever Made (And The Cars It Powered)
It was nicknamed the Mystery Motor and the Porcupine. Whatever you call it, this engine is so rare that only nine examples are still known to exist.
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There's An Official Term For The Remains Left Behind By Bird Strikes, And You're Going To Hate It
It also isn't clear where the term "snarge" originated, but unlike "skeets," the term "snarge" doesn't appear to have been invented by the internet.
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Tesla Robot Teleoperator Crashes Out In Hilarious Fashion
Ignoring the lack of autonomy involved, Optimus taking a tumble doesn't give me confidence.
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The Rise And Fall Of Front-Engine F1 Cars: What Really Forced The Switch
Formula 1 racing wasn’t always at the forefront of automotive engineering. In the early days, the sport used front-engine cars, but eventually had to switch.
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Lotus Is Dropping A Gas Motor In The Eletre, But Don't Get Too Excited
Oh, it also has a fun new name, apparently: Eletre For-Me. I'm not so sure about that one, guys.
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How To Own A Crown Vic Without Looking Like A Cop
Cops, for instance, don't generally have flames shooting from their hood-mounted exhausts or fake miniguns mounted ahead of the windshield.
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What Would It Take For Kei Cars To Make Sense In The U.S.?
Automakers like to make money, but what would market conditions need to look like for car makers to make money on kei cars?
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Lando Norris Becomes F1 Champion As Verstappen's Historic Comeback Falls Short
Defending champion Max Verstappen fell only two points shy of overcoming a 104-point deficit.
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Why Did Cars Stop Using Bench Seats, And Could They Come Back?
Cars used to use bench seats in the front, but now bucket seats are the standard choice today. Here's why that is, as well as whether bench seats could return.
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How To Stop Brake Dust From Clinging To Your Rims
Brake dust is not only ugly, but it can also cause damage to your car's wheels. Here are the best ways to keep brake dust at bay and protect your rims.
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Air India Totally Forgot It Owned A Plane, Now Owes 13 Years Of Parking Fees
Ever forget that you own an entire cargo airliner, leaving it to rust in a corner of an airport racking up 13 years of parking fees? We've all been there!
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