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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These New Cars Offer The Worst Value For Money, According To You
If your car ended up on this list, I think it would be best if you headed down to the comments and explained yourself.
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Trump's Tariffs Are Raising Car Prices As Automakers Pass Increased Costs Onto Buyers
In this morning's edition, from the U.S. to China, the automotive world is shrinking, and fast. But there's Christmas music on the radio, so that's something.
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Which Modern Kei Car Would You Buy If They Magically Showed Up In The U.S.?
Would you go for a 'lil sports car or a practical kei van?
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11 Great Driver's Cars For First-Time Enthusiasts
Finally ready to buy something not just because it can take you to work, but because it drives well, and struggling to budget for it? Check these ones out.
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At $4,500, Is This 1993 Geo Tracker Both Cheap And Cheerful?
Nobody ever said the Geo Tracker was complicated. Maybe today's Nice Price Or No Dice decision is equally straightforward?
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2026 Nissan Rogue Plug-In Hybrid Is A Slow-Charging But Solid Placeholder For Next Year's Rogue E-Power Hybrid
If you're looking for a hybrid crossover with a Nissan badge on the front, this rebadged Mitsubishi is your only option for now.
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What Are The Pros And Cons Of An Independent Rear Suspension?
Different cars use different types of suspensions. An independent rear suspension, or IRS, carries many pros and cons that aren't found in other types.
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Why You Should Stop Letting Your Fuel Tank Run Low
You may think it's harmless, but running low levels of fuel in your car, especially on a regular basis, is a bad habit that you should definitely break.
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If You're Looking For An Affordable Sleeper, These Cars Should Be On Your List
If you're in the market for a luxurious and affordable sleeper car to tear up the streets, you'll definitely want to check out these speedy models.
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This Commer Engine Had A Clever Trick That Set It Apart
In the 1950s, Commer created a special engine known as the TS3. Its unique design allowed it to stand out, and many still recognize it today.
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How Reliable Is The Nissan Rogue? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
The Nissan Rogue is a popular compact SUV, but where it ranks amongst class leaders in terms of reliability should help you decide if it's right for you.
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The Lotus Esprit S1 Is Back As The V8-Powered, Carbon-Fiber-Bodied Encor Series 1 Restomod
It may look like an early Esprit, but the Encor is based on the later V8 models.
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2027 Mercedes-Benz GLB EV And Hybrid Put An Emphasis On Tech While Keeping The Boxy Looks We Love
Like its CLA sibling, the second-generation Mercedes GLB will be offered with both electric and hybrid powertrains, the EV being the clear standout.
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Direct Shift Gearbox (DSG): What It Is And How It Works
For those trying to get the efficiency of a manual transmission with the smoothness of an automatic, a Direct Shift Gearbox (DSG) might be the best choice.
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