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The Forgotten Story Of Subaru's Flat-12 Formula 1 Engine
Subaru had a very brief foray into Formula 1 racing with the help of a flat V12 engine, but its a story that most enthusiasts have forgotten.
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MotorTrend Finally Found Its Missing Fisker Ocean In A Scrap Yard 60 Miles Away
The magazine took its long-term Ocean in for a service appointment and never got it back.
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How Reliable Are Acuras? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
Acura is generally considered to be an exceptionally reliable car brand. Just how reliable is it? Here's what Consumer Reports says about Acura reliability.
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How Your Car Got Its MPG Rating (And Why It Doesn't Always Match Reality)
Ever wondered what went into the testing process for the MPG rating on your car? Here's how those numbers are derived and why they aren't always accurate.
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What Happens If A Transmission Speed Sensor Goes Bad?
Transmission speed sensors are vital automotive components, but they're not immune to wear and tear over time. Here's what can happen if one of yours goes bad.
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These Are The Rarest Ford Vehicles You've Probably Never Heard Of
Ford has made many iconic vehicles over the years, but it's also released some obscure cars that few recognize. Here are five of the rarest Fords ever built.
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Norway Tests Out Its All-Electric Plane Future
If Norway can single-handedly create a small but significant market for electric planes, it might just give the whole market enough runway to take off elsewhere
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How To Clean The Outside Of Your Car Windows For A Streak-Free Finish
Keeping your car's windows clean is vital. However, in practice, it's not always that easy to do. Here's how to clean auto glass for a streak-free shine.
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Replacing Your Valve Stems May Be More Important Than You Think
Your tires' valve stems are vital for maintaining proper air pressure. However, they don't last forever. Here's how to know when you need to replace them.
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Why NASCAR Got Rid Of Rookie Stripes
Rookie Stripes were once a rite of passage for NASCAR rookies and a cautionary tale for other drivers, but the stripes have since been phased out.
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Do You Have To Premix Gas And Oil For A Rotary Engine?
Rotary engines often require unique forms of maintenance, and sometimes, that means premixing oil and gas. Here's how to know if your car needs this service.
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How Does RDRS Work On A Harley-Davidson?
Many new Harley-Davidson motorcycles come with the company's advanced RDRS Safety Enhancements. Here's what that technology does and how it works.
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No, Defensive Walking Isn't The Solution For Road Deaths
It's victim-blaming, it's bull, and it's not the solution we need.
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Here's How Much A Ford Mustang Mach-E Depreciates After 5 Years
The 5-year depreciation rate of the Ford Mustang Mach-E may lead some buyers to believe that purchasing a used vehicle in good condition is a better value.
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Want To Launch A Food Truck? Here Are The Models Vendors Prefer
Are you thinking about launching a food truck, but not sure where to start? While there are several types to choose from, here are the preferred models.
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Of All The Places To Put Car Batteries, This Might Be The Worst
Being able to change the battery in your car should be one of the easiest maintenance tasks to do, but some modern cars seemingly try to hide the battery.
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How The Air Cooled Beetle Used Exhaust Gas To Heat Its Cabin
The classic Volkswagen Beetle used a surprising method to heat its cabin, but it led to drivers using it incorrectly and thinking it didn't work.
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The Cheapest And Most Expensive States To Buy Gas In America
Gas prices are always a popular subject, and for good reason, because it can get expensive. However, prices per gallon are different in every state.
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How Ford's Logo Changed Over Time (And Why The Blue Oval Stuck)
The evolution of Ford's blue oval was long, sometimes bizarre, and ultimately cemented by the company's refusal to change with trends of the time.
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Why Car Makers Switched To Single-Use Oil Drain Plugs
The controversial switch to plastic oil drain pans has also heralded the arrival of single-use oil drain plugs made of the same plastic as the drain pans.
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H-Pipe Vs X-Pipe: Which One Usually Delivers The Bigger Performance Gain?
Both X-pipes and H-pipes can boost performance levels for dual-exhaust cars. Here's the one you can generally expect to provide greater horsepower gains.
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3 Common Mistakes That Put Kids At Risk In Car Crashes According To IIHS
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety knows some simple ways to keep your kids safe in the car if there's a crash. They have some other tips, too.
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Torquing Your Wheels Is Crucial, But Where Do You Actually Find The Spec?
Proper wheel torque is essential to prevent damage and keep your ride safe. However, where exactly do you find torque specs? Here's what you need to know.
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5 Pontiacs You Might Not Know Were Rebadged From Other Brands
Car rebadging is relatively common and allows automakers to release new models without much development. Here are five Pontiacs rebadged from other brands.
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What Causes High EGT On A Diesel Truck?
Diesel engines run hot under load, but extreme heat means trouble. Here are the hidden causes of rising exhaust temps and how to keep them in check.
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The Reason Audis Are Known For Understeer
Audis have had a tendency to understeer for a few different reasons, so designers and engineers worked together to find a solution — with limited results.
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Don't Worry, GM's Tech Center Is Now Free From Legionnaires' Disease
GM closed the center on September 10, after it received word from the Macomb County Health Department that two employees had tested positive for the disease.
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