This Toyota Has The Best 5-Year Resale Value Of Any New Car, According To KBB
Toyota is well-known for producing reliable vehicles that hold their value overtime. However, according to KBB, this model has the best 5-year resale value.
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5 Reasons Why Your Steering Wheel Might Vibrate At Highway Speeds
If your car's steering wheel is vibrating while driving on the highway, it's something that shouldn't be ignored. Here are the most common culprits.
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These US States Have The Strictest Vehicle Modification Laws That Could Get You Fined
Each state has their own set of motor vehicle laws that residents and visitors need to abide by. However, these states are considered the strictest.
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This 1993 CVT F1 Car Was Banned Before It Could Compete
Some cars are just too good for the competition. Such was the case with a 1993 F1 car that was so fast, it threatened to swamp all the others.
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Here's Why The Airbus A350 Has That Black Mask Around The Cockpit
Is it Zorro? Or maybe a raccoon? No, it's an Airbus A350. And the black mask around the cockpit isn't just cool-looking. It serves some practical purposes.
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Shocks Vs. Struts: Here's The Difference
Shocks and struts aren't the same thing, though they both are key parts of a vehicle's suspension. But not every car is equipped with both of them.
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This $2,100 Vanlife Build Might Be The Cheapest Way To Own A Dwelling
This may well be the cheapest dwelling on the American market, and it could free one lucky buyer from the yoke of rent payments forever.
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The Old-School Lexus Models You'll Want To Grab Before Prices Skyrocket
When it comes to used cars, you can't go wrong with Lexus, a brand well known for the quality of its old-school models (which is why they go up in value).
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How To Tell If Your Catalytic Converter Is Clogged (Before It's Too Late)
Replacing a catalytic converter is an expensive proposition, so keep an eye out for the signs of a clogged or dysfunctional cat to keep your car running right.
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Riding A Motorcycle With Headphones Is Illegal In These US States
Can you ride a motorcycle with headphones on? With just one earbud in? There's no national law about this, so the answers vary state by state.
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Behold The Humanoid Robot That Will Turn Tesla Into A $5 Trillion Company
Tesla thinks it will be able to sell an Optimus robot to every single person on earth, all on its way to selling at least 20 billion of them in total.
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This Cooking Oil Powered Engine May Have Been Brilliant, But It Never Found Success
Lots of automotive innovations have been lost to time, but one of the most audacious may have been one that found an engine being powered by vegetable oil.
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What's The Deal With Anime Characters On Cars?
Spreading anime characters all over your car may be a little cringeworthy, but the folks doing it are in on the joke, as the name of the trend proves.
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These Are The 5 Cheapest New Pickup Trucks You Can Buy This Year
It's not secret that vehicles are getting expensive, but if you need a truck on a budget, there are still options out there. Here are five of the cheapest.
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Here's What That Burning Smell From Your Car Could Mean
Do you have a burning smell coming from your car? It's obvious something is wrong, but pinpointing the culprit can be difficult. Here's what it could mean.
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Waymo Is Coming To Denver And Seattle To Play In The Rain And Snow
After getting run out of Boston, Waymo has announced plans to bring its autonomous ride-hailing vehicles to two northern cities.
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These 1990s Cars Are Skyrocketing In Value
You might expect an older Ferrari to appreciate in value, but Honda? Toyota? Chevy? It's not just sports cars from the '90s that are suddenly red hot.
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Here's Why New Boeing Aircraft Are Painted Green
Before a new Boeing plane gets an airline's distinctive colors, it's covered in patchy shades of green. But the paint isn't green to begin with.
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Do Trickle Chargers Actually Extend A Battery's Life?
You've probably heard that a trickle charger is great when your vehicle won't be driven for an extended time. But do they make your battery last longer, too?
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McLaren CEO Pumps The Brakes On EV Speculation
McLaren says it's going to take its sweet time bringing EVs to their lineup.
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Passenger Airliner Flies Over Live-Fire Chinese Navy Exercise
The audio recording of the conversation between the flight crew and air traffic control sounds like it was ripped from the pages of a Tom Clancy novel.
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What Do You Want To See From The 2025 Munich Auto Show?
Reports of the death of the big auto show may have been premature, with a packed schedule for IAA next week. But what are you most interested in seeing?
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Place Your Bets On How Much This 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 Will Sell For
It's also almost entirely stock, which should be good for the value, with the only modification noted in the listing being an AWE cat-back exhaust.
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No, FanDuel Saving Subway Service To NFL Season Opener Isn't Worth Celebrating
It's clear that people need public transit in Philadelphia, but no one outside the city wants to pay for it despite reaping the economic benefits.
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Production 2026 Honda Prelude Revealed With A Potentially Ideal Mix Of Efficiency And Driver Engagement
The new Prelude has a 200-hp powertrain that gets 46 mpg, Type R chassis parts, simulated shifts, lots of liftback cargo space and a nicer interior.
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Pilot Spills Coffee, Grounds Airbus
It's reasonable to ask whether a cup of coffee is even permitted in the cockpit, especially while taxiing across one of the busiest airports in the world.
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You Should Buy This Wrecked Bugatti Chiron That We Reviewed On Jalopnik (Before It Was Crashed)
This 2021 Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport we found on Copart appears to be the same one we reviewed back in 2022, just with a purple wrap added on.
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