Yes, You Can Flip Your Tow Hitch Upside Down. Here's Why You Might Want To
Your tow hitches is likely designed to be used in different configurations, and switching it upside down may help you haul your trailer more securely.
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How To Get Your Car Out Of Anti-Theft Mode Using Your Key
If a faulty anti-theft system is keeping you from using your car with waking up the whole neighborhood, there might be a few tricks you can try with your key.
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Why Do People Use RTV On Gaskets, Is It Necessary, And What Can Go Wrong?
RTV sealant can solve a lot of problems, but is it safe to use on a fitting normally secured by a gasket? Here's a guide to using RTV the right way.
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Supercars Got To Race A Plane At Local Arkansas Car Show
The unorthodox races took place at Cars vs. Planes, a car show at the Springdale Municipal Airport in northwest Arkansas.
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The Oldest Boeing Passenger Jet In Active Service Has Been Flying For Over 45 Years
The oldest Boeing passenger jet has moved from country to country, but it's still ferrying its human payload. And some Boeing cargo jets are even older.
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Everything You Need To Know About GM's 5.3L V8 Ecotec3 Engine
GM's 5.3-liter V8 Ecotec3 engine has a number of positive attributes, including excellent fuel economy. But it also has three common problems.
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The Jet Electra 007 Was A Past Vision Of An Electric Future
This Jet Industries electric conversion of a Dodge Omni 024 is going up for sale through Mecum Auctions.
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Learn About All The Forgotten Cars Of The 1980s This Weekend With MotorWeek's '80s Retro Review Marathon
Many popular American models have since faded into the ether, but if you want to expand your repertoire of obscure 1980s cars, MotorWeek has you covered.
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Please Don't Trust ChatGPT For Car Repair Advice, Or Anything, Really
AI can't even get rental car inspections or McDonald's drive-thru service right, yet people keep turning to ChatGPT to answer their questions about car repair.
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Nashville Signs Up For Tesla Loop Connecting Airport With Downtown, Neglecting Light Rail Plans
Why fund an actual public transportation solution when someone is willing to give you a gimmick for free?
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The E39 BMW M5 Almost Got A Turbocharged V6
At BMW M, the debate between six and eight cylinders for the E39 M5 continued into 1995.
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Hypercars Seized In $57M Fraud Scheme Are Going Up For Auction This Month
Some hypercars that were seized by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police earlier this year appear to be included in the upcoming Quail Auction from Bonhams.
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You Wouldn't Download A Car, But You Could 3D Print A Dirt Bike
Motorcycles have been in Pantheon's blood from the beginning.
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NASA Employees Now Subject To Random Searches As Agency Becomes AI-Fueled Police Mini-State
The measure seems to be out of fear that employees could engage in corporate espionage to secure new jobs before they're laid off.
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Kia Dealership Takes Customer's Car, So She Takes Its Name
In an act of exquisite pettiness, McCreary filed for ownership of the name "Taylor Kia of Lima."
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Senate Republicans Vote To Let Trump Keep Qatar Jet After Taxpayer-Funded $1 Billion Retrofit
The retrofit's exact cost is unclear, but the Pentagon transferred $934 million from its nuclear missile modernization budget to an unnamed classified project.
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Just A Few Extra EVs In Your Neighborhood Might Save You From An Asthma Attack
An increase of just 20 ZEVs per 1,000 people resulted in a 3.2% drop in asthma-related visits to the emergency room.
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GOP Celebrates The Return Of The Great American Car With A Picture Of A Lada
It's not the bold vision of the future of American car-building we expected, but maybe it's the one we deserve.
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Miami Pilot Attempting To Fly Around World Dies In Indiana Plane Crash That Nearly Took Out A Gas Station
Yet another small plane crash has claimed the life of Anh-Thu Nguyen, a Miami-area pilot who last year became the 10th woman to fly solo around the globe
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These Are The Car Opinions Our Readers Say They Were Most Wrong About
Since we can't always be right about everything, it's also healthy to talk about the things we initially got wrong.
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Big Oil Is Pumping A Ton Of Crude, But Isn't Seeing A Ton Of Profits
Dino juice extraction is up but profits are down, and the future for some high-profile car brands looks increasingly uncertain.
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What Car Do You Want To Drive On The Nürburgring?
Never been to Germany before or lapped the track hundreds (or thousands) of times, I want to know what kind of car you'd next want to drive on the Green Hell.
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At $13,000, Is This Low-Mileage 1992 Acura Legend A Historic Deal?
The seller of today's Acura Legend claims to only drive it when the weather outside was nice. Let's see if this babied sedan can still drive a hard bargain.
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Are Your Tires Too Big? Here's What That Can Do To Your Transmission
Upgrading to bigger tires will wreak havoc on your transmission, making your car work harder, throwing off your gear ratios, and eventually leading to disaster.
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Space Force's Next Spaceplane Mission Will Test Navigation Without GPS Using Quantum Sensors
With competition for presence in and around the Moon heating up between the U.S. and China, this kind of system could be a critical capability.
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This Three-Door 1999 Honda HR-V With A Manual Is A Way Better Deal Than Any New HR-V
The first-generation HR-V was never sold in the U.S., which is a shame as it's so much cooler than the HR-V's we've gotten.
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The Most Spacious And Comfortable Compact SUVs You Can Buy, According To Consumer Reports
If you're in the market for a compact SUV but also want to make sure you won't feel cramped or uncomfortable, take a look at this list.
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