Is The Nissan Altima Reliable? This Is What Consumer Reports Says
With the possible discontinuation of the Nissan Altima, some might wonder if older models are reliable. Consumer Reports has the answers they seek.
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Here's How Much A 2020 Toyota Camry Has Depreciated In 5 Years
Toyota's Camry sedans are known for being comfortable, safe, and reliable. But how much of that praise reflects in a 2020 model's depreciation after five years?
Read MoreAre Recaro Seats Worth The Upgrade?
Recaro seats have been used by professional racers and rally drivers. Some might wonder if it's worth it to upgrade their personal ride with those seats.
Read MoreHow Reliable Are Genesis Vehicles? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
While Genesis offers a cheap way for people to check out high-end vehicles, Consumer Reports shares details on how reliable the brand really is.
Read MoreThese Rewards Programs Could Actually Save You Money On Gas
From loyalty and rewards programs to fuel-price apps, there are plenty of ways to save money on gas. Use them, and you'll never have to pay full price again.
Read MoreThese Are Some Of The Best Large SUVs, According To Consumer Reports
Large SUVs can offer plenty of cargo space and high-end features. According to Consumer Reports, there are five in particular that stand above the rest.
Read More3 Of The Most Reliable German Car Brands, According To Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports ranks the reliability of numerous car brands. Of these brands, three in particular are considered to be the most reliable German automakers.
Read MoreI'm Having Trouble Finding Something Better Than My GTI! What Car Should I Buy?
Alex is from Atlanta and is having a hard time justifying any purchase, as well as giving up is aging 2011 VW GTI.
Read MoreCostco Offers Auto Insurance To Its Members, But Are There Any Perks?
Costco offers auto insurance to its customers through American Family Insurance. Are there any perks to it beyond the normal benefits of being a Costco member?
Read MoreThe Worst Deals On New Cars Right Now, According To Consumer Reports
If you happen to be in the market for a new car right now, you can definitely still find some deals out there, but be careful.
Read MoreConsumer Reports Says These Are The Best Used Cars Under $20,000
Consumer Reports' top picks show that reliable, well-equipped used cars under $20,000 are still out there. We narrowed their list to five standouts.
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2020 Jeep Wrangler Has Depreciated After 5 Years
We reviewed CarEdge and KBB data to see how the Jeep Wrangler depreciates and how its resale performance compares with rivals. Here’s what you need to know.
Read MoreThese Are The Best All-Weather Tires, According To Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports took a hard look at all-weather tires to see which brands can actually handle snow and ice without missing a beat. Here's what they found.
Read More5 Used Three-Row SUVs That Get The Best Real-World Gas Mileage, According To Consumer Reports
Ultimately, if you want a three-row crossover that gets the best gas mileage, a hybrid is the way to go.
Read MoreThe Best Bang-For-Your-Buck Tires You Can Buy, According To Consumer Reports
The most expensive tires on the rack aren't necessarily the best.
Read MoreMobil 1 Vs Kirkland Signature: How Do The Motor Oils You Can Buy At Costco Compare?
Mobil 1 and Kirkland Signature motor oils can both be purchased at Costco stores. How do the two brands compare, and which one is better overall?
Read MoreSure, The Rolls-Royce Spectre Costs $400,000, But At Least It Now Comes With A $5,000 EV Lease Credit
Rolls-Royce used to offer a $7,500 discount on the Spectre but changed it to $5,000 after September 30, when Republicans murdered the EV tax credit.
Read MoreHow Reliable Are 7th Gen Dodge Chargers? Here's What JD Power Says
How reliable is the seventh generation of the Dodge Charger? JD Power has its own rankings based on opinions from thousands of different owners.
Read MoreThese Are The Best Winter And Snow Tires, Per Consumer Reports
If you live where it's consistently cold in winter, you need winter/snow tires. Consumer Reports has tested them and reports on which are the best.
Read MoreWhy Consumer Reports Recommends Skipping European Brands If You Want A Luxury Car
Consumer Reports says European brands might leave owners facing something they didn’t plan for and points buyers toward other luxury options.
Read MoreSubaru Forester Is The Cheapest Car To Insure That's Recommended By Consumer Reports, Tesla Model 3 Is Most Expensive
Consumer Reports used real-world car insurance quote data on cars that it recommends from Insurify to compile this list.
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5 Used Audi Models You Can Buy With Confidence
Many of Audi's newest vehicles may not have the best reputation. However, that's not the cause for these extremely reliable used Audi models.
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Beyond Cars (3)
Parents Are Accidentally Buying Their Kids Electric Motorcycles Instead Of E-Bikes
Do your research, make sure the power and top speed are limited to the class you desire, and buy one that will be fun, safe, and legal.
Read MoreHow One Cycling-Obsessed Weirdo's Pro-Bike Crusade Actually Made Riding Bikes Worse For Everyone Else
If you've never John Forester's name before, you're in luck, because Not Just Bikes just dedicated a full 95-minute video to how wrong he was about everything.
Read MoreOwning A Military Tank Is Legal In All 50 States (But It Will Cost You)
Yes, you can own a tank in every U.S. state. But there will be lots of red tape, especially if you want to drive it on-road. Or have it equipped with a cannon.
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Place Your Bets On How Much The First Ever BMW M Car Will Sell For
There's no actual prize for winning, but you'll have a fun story to share, and isn't that what's really important here?
Read MoreBMW iX3 Drives 626 Miles From Its Factory To Munich On A Single Charge
While this isn't the longest single-charge drive we've ever seen, it's notable for surpassing the 1,000-kilometer mark, an important milestone.
Read MoreWhy BMW Switched To Traditional Automatics From DCTs
Traditional automatic transmissions are making a comeback, but why? In short, money and comfort -- and BMW isn’t the only brand rethinking its gearbox choices.
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Texting While Driving Still Makes You Crash, Even In A Ferry
The ferry's first mate was simply on his phone behind the wheel, according to reports, and ran astray of his intended course.
Read MoreWhat Happens To Massive Cruise Ships At The End Of Their Lifespan?
Ever wondered where cruise ships go to die? The process involves dangerous labor and environmental risks, but some ships are transformed rather than torn apart.
Read MoreWhy Do Ships Measure Speed In Knots?
The answer has its roots in Portuguese, Dutch, and English sailors who needed a way to tell how fast they were going in an era before the GPS.
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Brands (8)
Top 4 Things To Look Out For When Looking For A Used ND Miata
The fourth-generation ND Mazda Miata is a solid car overall, but it does have a few known issues. Here's what to look out for if you're shopping for one.
Read MoreThese Car Brands Are Moving Production To India
Several major car brands from the U.S., Asia, and Europe are making significant investments in the Indian automotive manufacturing sector. Why now?
Read MoreThese Car Brands Make More Than Just Cars
When you think about these brands, automobiles are definitely the first things that come to mind. But these well-known car icons offer other products as well.
Read More10 Major Car Brands You Can't Buy In The U.S.
A number of car brands from all over the world, including China, Russia, and various European countries, still can't secure a foothold in the U.S. market.
Read MoreEvery Semi Truck Brand Owned By Paccar
Paccar is a giant in the semi truck industry. In fact, the company owns numerous truck brands. These are the manufacturers that Paccar owns or has owned.
Read MoreThese 5 Car Makers Own The Most Brands Right Now
While some auto brands are small and independent, others are part of large groups. These are the automakers that own the most car brands today.
Read MoreThese Are The Least Reliable Japanese Cars, According To Consumer Reports
While Japanese cars are typically extremely reliable, that's not always the case. These are the Japanese vehicles that Consumer Reports says to avoid.
Read More3 SUVs With More Ground Clearance Than A Jeep Wrangler
The Jeep Wrangler offers excellent off-road performance, but it's not alone. Here are some SUVS with more ground clearance than the Wrangler
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Buying (5)
Prep Your Vehicle For Safe Holiday Travel With Continental's Limited-Time Deals On Tires
When you buy a set of four Continental tires between now and December 7, you can get a rebate of $110-$200. This deal covers a wide range of quality tires.
Read More7 Discontinued Nissan Models That Are Actually Worth Buying
These classic discontinued Nissan models remain excellent purchases, whether for their standout features, impressive performance, reliability, or design.
Read MoreThis Is How Much An Average New Car Cost In 2000 Vs. 2025
New-car prices have risen well above the rate of inflation in the last 25 years. There are lots of reasons for that; for one of them, look in the mirror.
Read MoreHere's How Car Repossession Works And What To Do If It Happens
Car repossession is every buyer's worst nightmare, but it's a reality that many will face. If it happens to you, this is what you need to know.
Read MoreThe Pros And Cons Of Buying A Car At An Auction
Buying a used vehicle from an auction is a viable way to get a new ride. However, these are the benefits and downsides you should know first.
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Car Design (40)
What's The Difference Between The Chevy LT1 And LT2 Engines?
Chevy's LT1 engine was introduced in the seventh-gen Corvette, and the LT2 was introduced in the next. Check out the differences that make them stand out.
Read MoreWhy New Mazda 3s Still Have A Torsion Beam Rear Suspension
Older Mazda 3 generations used a multi-link suspension. Today, however, you might find that newer models use a simpler torsion beam suspension instead.
Read More4L60E Vs. 4L80E Transmissions: What Are The Differences?
The 4L60E and 4L80E were both developed by GM, and there are many similarities in their designs. However, there are key differences between the transmissions.
Read More5 Of The Largest 4-Cylinder Engines Ever Made (Ranked By Displacement)
Four-cylinder engines are usually kept small to minimize vibrations. But the size and power of the five largest four-cylinders are tough to beat.
Read MoreEvery Dodge That Came With A 426 HEMI Engine
The 426 HEMI engine is iconic, having made its presence known in multiple Dodge models. Its presence in some is rarer than its appearance in others, though.
Read MoreChina Might Ban Retractable Door Handles: Here's Why
In September 2025, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology proposed guidelines that could ban retractable door handles in the country.
Read MoreWhy Do Some High Performance Cars Need Forged Pistons?
Forging and casting are two different methods of making pistons for engines. However, some high performance cars rely only on forged pistons.
Read MoreProduction Genesis Magma GT Supercar Will Have A Full Lineup Of Variants, From A Roadster To GT3 And Clubsport Models
We got the full scoop on what could be the most audacious new car from a Korean brand ever.
Read MoreOracle Unveiled The World's First Lensless LED Headlights, And Tacoma Owners Get Them First
The specialist company has created what it says are the first "lensless" headlights.
Read MoreWhy Detroit Diesel's 2-Stroke Engine Was Called Screaming Jimmy
GM's Detroit Diesel division once made a two-stroke engine. A certain trait about this engine would lead to it getting the nickname of "Screaming Jimmy."
Read MoreThese 4-Cylinder Engines Make Power You'd Expect From A V8
Four-cylinder engines are able to output massive power. In some cases, they can rival V8 engines when comparing their horsepower and displacements.
Read MoreThese 7 Hemi Engines Weren't Built By Chrysler
Although the HEMI name is associated with Chrysler's iconic V8s, there are a handful of hemispherical engines that were made by entirely different companies.
Read MoreThe Pros & Cons Of 5 Cylinder Engines
Five-cylinder engines are seeing less use in recent years. While they have some unfortunate cons, they also have great pros that make them worth remembering.
Read MoreThe Pros And Cons Of Rotary Engines
The rotary engine hasn't found its way into new cars in over a decade. It has some fantastic pros, but its cons might be holding it back from returning.
Read MoreGenesis G90 Magma Wingback Concept Is An Extremely Cool Wagon That Could Easily Go Into Production (And Probably Will)
Donckerwolke said the Wingback is executable very fast with a minimal level of expense.
Read MoreWhy Is Engine Size Measured In Liters?
Gas-powered cars can be found all over the world. Even in the United States, though, their engine sizes are measured using the metric system's liters.
Read More11 Huge Engines With Surprisingly Low Horsepower
Conventional wisdom says that a big engine will be stronger and less fuel efficient than a small one, but what if you could have the worst of both worlds?
Read MoreThe Most Comfortable Car Seats, According To Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports conducted a study to identify the vehicles with the most comfortable seats across multiple segments. Here's what they found out.
Read MoreThese Transmissions Can Handle 1000 HP (Or More)
There are a handful of transmissions that are strong enough to handle 1,000 HP. With additional tweaks, some of the best ones can go even higher.
Read MoreWhat's The Difference Between GM's L86 & L87 Engines?
GM's L86 and L87 engines share many traits, including horsepower and torque values. But there are a few key differences between the two V8s.
Read MoreHere's Why The Mitsubishi Eclipse Had That Giant Hood Bump (It Wasn't For The Turbo)
The Mitsubishi Eclipse had a giant bump on its hood. It might seem like a simple aesthetic choice at first, but that bump is there for a reason.
Read MoreChevy 400 Vs. Ford 400: Here's How The Small Blocks Compare
Chevy and Ford might both have 400 cubic-inch small-block engines. They might seem similar at first, but just how well do these two engines really compare?
Read MoreGM And Allison Transmission Are Breaking Up After A Decades Long Partnership
General Motors and Allison Transmission share a long history, but that's all going to change at the end of this year. Here's what to know.
Read MoreGM Once Built A V12 Engine That Weighed More Than An Original Mini Cooper
V12 engines aren't around quite as often anymore, but they have a storied history. General Motors once built a V12 that could outweigh an original Mini Cooper.
Read More5 Car Brand Logos With Hidden Meanings
Cadillac, Hyundai, Audi, Lamborghini, and Toyota all have iconic logos. But these car brand logos also contain some hidden meanings that you might not know.
Read MoreLuke Skywalker's Landspeeder Was Built On The Chassis Of An Obscure British Three-Wheeled Car
In a galaxy far, far away -- no, scratch that. The real story starts in 1970s England, where a weird little three-wheeler went intergalactic.
Read More11 Unique Rear-Engine Cars That Stood The Test Of Time
Back in the day, there were numerous rear-engine cars that really stood out for their unique features -- and influenced the automobile industry in the process.
Read MoreChevy 307 Vs. Oldsmobile 307: How Are They Different?
Despite being under the same General Motors umbrella, Chevy and Oldsmobile developed their own versions of the 307. How are these two versions different?
Read MoreMercedes-Benz's Cold Wind Tunnel Simulates Blizzards To Make Sure The Electric GLB Will Warm You Up Quicker Than A Gas Car
My favorite bit? The standard panoramic sunroof can be had with ambient lighting that illuminates dozens of three-pointed stars in the glass.
Read MoreThese Are The Boxiest New Cars You Can Buy Today
While most automakers prize aerodynamics, there are a handful of cars that stay true to their boxy roots. Here are the boxiest vehicles available today.
Read MoreChevy 350 Vs. Oldsmobile 350: How Are They Different?
What were the differences between Chevy's small-block 350 engine and the Oldsmobile 350? Plus, how did each of them fare throughout history?
Read MoreWhy Automakers Still Haven't Ditched Clay Car Models
Despite numerous advances in technology and computer capabilities, automakers still use clay models during the design process. Here's why.
Read MoreWhy Most Cars Have Slanted Windshields, But Trucks Keep Theirs Straight
While most modern cars tend to have slanted windshields, most semi trucks and other commercial vehicles have straight ones. Here's the reason why.
Read MoreThe Psychology Behind Choosing A Car Color (And What Yours Says About You)
Like dark green cars? That might be because you're a sophisticated traditionalist. And if you own a yellow vehicle, you probably just like attention.
Read MoreThe Pros & Cons Of 4-Cylinder Engines
The 4-cylinder engine seems less romantic than the larger V6 and V8, but don't sell it short. It has edges over its bigger brothers, though some downsides, too.
Read MoreAftermarket Self-Driving Systems Are A Menace To Your Safety
The most popular device on the market uses the same processor used in a Samsung Galaxy S9 released in 2018.
Read MoreReflecting On 20 Years Of The Bugatti Veyron, The Greatest Car Of All Time, With Bugatti Design Director Frank Heyl
The Veyron remains a mythical creature, a technical impossibility, a total moonshot work of art that somehow lives right here on our planet, on our roads.
Read MoreIs Dish Soap Safe On Car Paint?
Owners might be tempted to clean their cars with whatever resources they have available. But using dish soap could have some unexpected consequences.
Read MoreLet's Nerd Out About The Mercedes-AMG One's Extremely Cool DRS-Equipped Two-Piece Active Rear Wing
I love cars with active rear wings, especially when the wing is not just functional and cool, but the actual mechanism and moving parts look good, too.
Read MoreChevy 350 Vs. Pontiac 350: How Are They Different?
While the Chevy and Pontiac 350s both came from the GM umbrella, they are actually quite different. Here's how the two engines evolved and what set them apart.
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Chevrolet (11)
GM Nearly Shut Down The Corvette Program, And Ford May Have Accidentally Saved It
With all the hoopla that surrounds the Chevy Corvette these days, it's hard to remember the days seven decades ago when it was an endangered species.
Read MoreWhat's The Difference Between The Chevy LT4 And LT5 Engines?
Chevy's LT4 and LT5 engines were used in a wide variety of different car models. Despite the similar names, they're actually quite different from each other.
Read MoreWhy Chevy Switched To A Flat Plane Crank In The Corvette
Curious what drove Chevy’s switch to a flat-plane crank in the Corvette? Here's how this setup boosts rpm, improves scavenging, and creates a unique sound.
Read MoreThis 1996 Chevy Impala SS Up For Auction Has Been Garaged Since New And Has 79 Miles On The Clock
Interested in a perfect high-performance 30-year-old Chevy sedan with a mere 79 miles on the odometer and an interior that's still partially wrapped in plastic.
Read MoreThis V8-Swapped Chevy Sonic Is The Ultimate Expression Of Asking 'Why Not?'
You wouldn't know it from looking at the outside, which looks entirely stock. It even has the original wheels.
Read MoreFive Of The Most Powerful Chevy Small Block Engines Ever Made
Chevrolet has put out some powerful engines over the years. In particular, there are five Chevy small-blocks that were the most powerful of their time.
Read MoreWhat Are The Differences Between The Chevy 454 And Pontiac 455 V8 Engines?
The Chevy 454 and Pontiac 455 V8 engines both came from General Motors. What are the biggest differences between them, and how does their history compare?
Read MoreHow Reliable Are 6th Gen Camaros? Here's What JD Power Says
Chevrolet's iconic Camaro cars have lasted up until their 6th generation. JD Power's rankings can provide a good idea of just how reliable that generation is.
Read MoreA Manual C8 Corvette Might Finally Be Within Reach, Thanks To Tremec
Tremec says its new manual 6-speed transaxle is similar in many ways to the C8's DCT.
Read MoreThis 1955 Chevy Biscayne Concept Was Dismembered, Dumped, Then Made Whole Again
Once a car has been taken to a junkyard and cut into pieces, it's dead, right? Not so with this 1955 concept car that GM showed off, then dumped.
Read MoreHow Reliable Are New Corvettes? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
Chevrolet Corvettes have been built for performance since their inception, but does that power come with reliability? Consumer Reports has interesting reviews.
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Concept Cars (3)
Mazda's Rotary Engine Is Back In A New Concept, But Now It's Trying To Go Green
Mazda brought the rotary engine back in a new concept. This time, the company made a couple of environmentally-friendly changes to the engine.
Read MoreWhy Car Companies Crush Their Perfectly Good Concept Cars
While many concept cars might look perfectly good, there are some deeper reasons as to why some companies prefer to crush them after they've been shown off.
Read More5 Concept Pontiacs That Never Made It To Production
There are many Pontiac concepts out there, but there are five models worth mentioning in particular, even though they never made it to production.
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Convertibles (1)
The Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet Failed Because It Should Have Never Happened
In 2011, Nissan created the Murano CrossCabriolet as a convertible crossover. This model lasted only three years before being discontinued, and for good reason.
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Crashes and Safety (14)
The Only Large SUVs Rated As Top Safety Pick+ Aren't From Ford Or Chevy
Only four large SUVs have earned the Top Safety Pick+ status for the 2025 model year from the IIHS. Can you guess which vehicles made the cut?
Read More5 Popular Car Brands Known For Their Safety
If safety is at the top of your list, these five brands stand out. In fact, one of them patented the three-point seat belt, then let the world use it for free.
Read MoreA Country Without Traffic Lights? There's Only 1 Left
There's only one country left without traffic lights. The lack of them is just one of the things that makes this place unique among the world's nations.
Read MoreWhy US Traffic Lights Don't Have Countdown Timers
Yellow traffic lights in over 20 countries count down to when the red light appears, but that's banned in the United States. Here's why the U.S. is different.
Read MoreThese Are The Deadliest States For American Drivers, According To The IIHS
Thanks to the IIHS, we know which states you should take extra care when driving, due to high traffic fatalities per capita and poor road conditions.
Read MoreWhat The Heck Is Going On With JD Vance's Motorcade?
A Maryville, Tennessee, police officer escorting Vance's motorcade to an RNC fundraiser was involved in a crash with a Tennessee Highway Patrol trooper.
Read MoreThese Are The Only Highways In The World With No Speed Limit
While most places around the world impose vehicle speed limits, these are the places where you can drive as fast as you want on the highway.
Read MoreHere's How To Check If Your Car Has A Recall
Your car's manufacturer will send out a notice if there's a recall, but that information may not reach you. Here's how to check if your ride has been recalled.
Read MoreChinese Automaker Chery Attempts The Dragon Challenge That Range Rover Did With Ease, Fails Miserably
Hey, any publicity is good publicity, right?
Read MoreHow To Survive A Tire Blowout On The Highway
A tire blowout at highway speeds is extremely scary and dangerous. Here's what to do and how to survive if you experience this problem.
Read MoreHonda Recalls Certain Civic Wheels On The Off Chance They Might Fall Off
The factory that made these wheels closed in 2023, so there is absolutely no way it can make this mistake again. Unfortunately, that leaves Honda on the hook.
Read MoreWhite Line Fever: Why Highway Hypnosis Happens To So Many Drivers
Highway hypnosis is difficult to pin down, but it can pose some real risks for drivers logging a lot of hours on the freeway. Here's why it happens.
Read MoreWhy Affordable Steel Highway Guardrails Actually Cost More Long Term
Cutting the budget on safety is always a risky proposition, but when it comes to highway guardrail materials, it actually costs more to spend less.
Read MoreThese Pedestrian Traffic Signals Are Confusing Drivers
The Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon (or HAWK Beacon) uses yellow and red lights to bring traffic to a stop before signaling pedestrians to cross the road.
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Crime (9)
FBI Seizes One-Of-Six Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR Roadster From Former Olympic Snowboarder Who's Currently On The Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List
What's the point of becoming an international drug kingpin if you don't get to drive your ultra-rare, street-legal race cars?
Read MoreFlorida Woman Hot And Ready For Jail After Driving 107 MPH For Little Caesars
There are certainly better dining options worth ending up in jail over.
Read MoreTrump Pardons Diesel Tuner Convicted Of Violating The Clean Air Act
Troy Lake served seven months in prison for disabling emission control devices in at least 344 heavy-duty commercial trucks.
Read MoreFlorida Man Defrauds Investors To Buy Boeing 737s, Pockets Lots Of The Cash For Himself
Joshua Wander, an investor in budget airlines Flair and Bonza, told his lenders that he was going to buy 134 of the 737 MAX, but he only ended up getting 38.
Read MoreAutoZone Owes Pennsylvania Online Shoppers $20 Each For Tracking Them Without Their Consent
AutoZone’s website is at the center of a lawsuit over tracking shoppers. A settlement has been reached, but the company still denies any wrongdoing.
Read MoreNew Jersey Woman Trades In Her Jeep, Then Realizes The Salesman Was Living In It
What should have been a simple car lease in New Jersey turned bizarre when a traded-in Jeep was never returned and parking tickets piled up.
Read MoreCuomo's White 'Not The O.J. Bronco' Ticketed After He Illegally Parked It In A Loading Zone
Unfortunately for Cuomo, parking cops in NYC do sometimes still ticket illegally parked cars, even if they're parked in wealthy areas.
Read MoreKeyless Car Theft Is On The Rise. Here's How To Stop Your Fob From Being Cloned
Cars with remote keyless entry and push-button start systems are vulnerable to various digital car theft tactics. Here's how to protect yourself.
Read MoreDriving Your Golf Cart On The Road Is Illegal In These US States
Think twice before taking your golf cart on a public road -- some states won’t let that slide. Learn where you could face fines or even jail time.
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Culture (10)
How To Polish Your Car's Stainless Steel Trim And Make It Shine
Stainless steel trim on a classic car looks great, so long as you can keep it shining. Here are some tips that you can follow to keep it looking its best.
Read MoreHappy Friday, Now Please Enjoy These Sweet Audi R8 V10 Spyder Auction Photos
We're also talking about a first-generation Audi R8, which I'm convinced is one of the best-looking cars of the 21st century.
Read MoreWhat Are The Rarest Cars Featured On Jay Leno's Garage?
Jay Leno's garage is hybrid car collection, museum, and restoration shop. Here are some of the rarest cars Leno keeps in his famous Burbank facility.
Read MoreMotorWeek Might Not Exist If John Davis Hadn't Found Wall Street Traders So Boring
In the automotive world, John Davis is a man who needs no introduction.
Read MoreNAPA Auto Parts Did A Free Clothing Line With Dickies And It Was So Cool It Instantly Sold Out Twice
NAPA didn't plan to make money on the clothes and, over the course of two giveaways, appears to have immediately exhausted the run of 1,100 items.
Read More10 Of The Largest Private Car Collections In The World
From Ralph Lauren to the Sultan of Brunei, these are the largest private car collections in the world, boasting Rolls Royces, Ferraris, and countless others.
Read MoreThis LS-Swapped Audi A5 Baja Build Might Be The Funniest Car I've Seen In Beverly Hills
Can I get a "hell yeah, brother" in the chat?
Read MoreHow Does The Cadillac CT4-V Blackwing Compare To The Best Sport Sedans Of 2008? Jason Cammisa Finds Out
It's a common refrain among enthusiasts that modern cars are numb and soulless compared to those of even 15 to 20 years ago.
Read MoreHere's What Could Happen If Water Gets In Your Gas Tank
Water in your gas tank can have detrimental results to your car over time if you are not paying close attention. Here's exactly what happens.
Read MoreSteve McQueen Rode This 1926 Excelsior Super X Motorcycle Around His Ranch. Now It's Up For Auction
The estimate is for a sale of between $125,000-150,000. But hey, that's for a running motorcycle.
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Entertainment (4)
This WWII Boeing Bomber Inspired The Millenium Falcon's Iconic Cockpit
The Millennium Falcon is an iconic ship with a cockpit that many will recognize. But that cockpit was actually inspired by a certain World War II bomber.
Read More'The Crew Motorfest' Plans To Tell Its Jovial Version Of BMW History
The new playlist's hero car will be the new 2026 M2 CS, exclusive to the game, but will star cars dating all the way back to the 1972 BMW 3.0 CSL.
Read MorePolestar 5 Is Coming To 'Gran Turismo 7' With The Help Of A Real-Life Race Car Driver
Polestar says that with the right person behind the wheel, the 5's lap times in "Gran Turismo 7" and in real life are "directly comparable."
Read More'American Icon: A Mustang Immersive Experience' Is An Entertaining, Occasionally Cringey Look Back At Pony Car History
It's pretty neat and makes anyone with Mustang memories feel all nostalgic and warm and fuzzy, which is a welcome break from the constant onslaught of chaos.
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EVs and Hybrids (14)
Chinese EVs Won't Cost $10,000 In The US: Here's Why
A new car that costs $10,000? Sounds too good to be true ... and it is. For several reasons, Americans wouldn't get the same price as buyers.
Read MoreWhat Are The Differences Between 400- And 800-Volt EVs?
The differences between a 400- and 800-volt EV are more than a simple question of voltage. They affect the vehicles' weight, efficiency, and price.
Read MoreEveryone Freaking Out About EV Battery Replacements Can Officially Calm Down
Will there still be some individual EVs that occasionally have problems? Sure. The good news is, batteries come with warranties, too.
Read More2027 Genesis GV60 Magma Sprints Into Production With 641 HP, Charting An Ambitious Course To A High-Performance Future
Genesis chose the GV60 to be the first Magma production model because it's the most youthful and forward-thinking, but more Magma models are in the works.
Read MoreEVs Have Now Gotten Crazy Expensive In The U.S. And It's The Government's Fault
Affordability isn't exactly a defining feature of the current U.S. car market.
Read MoreEV Truck Maker Bollinger Hasn't Paid Its Employees Or Suppliers In Months
Struggling electric truck maker allegedly hasn't been paying its employees or suppliers, Toyota wants to adopt an incredibly long nine-year lifecycle for its vehicles, and more.
Read MoreHard Driving Your EV Might Be The Best Thing For Its Battery
Some EV owners might be tempted to drive carefully out of fear over their battery life. But driving with a bit more force could actually help the battery out.
Read MoreYou Thought These EVs Were Coming To The US, But Now They're Off The Table
The EV wave appears to be slowing down, and it looks like some models won’t reach American roads after all, as some big names quietly back out.
Read MoreDo Hybrid Drivetrains Need To Warm Up Before Driving?
Hybrids are built for efficiency, but what happens when temperatures drop? Should you let your hybrid sit and idle first, or is that unnecessary?
Read MoreWhat Is One-Pedal Driving And Why Is China Banning It?
One-pedal driving is a mainstay of electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, and many drivers love it. But Chinese officials have some concerns.
Read MoreRenault's Reborn Twingo EV Is The Cutest, Chicest City Car Since The Original, And It'll Be Really Cheap Too
Adorable design and affordable pricing could make this the city EV to beat.
Read MoreSeries Vs Parallel Hybrids: What Are The Differences?
Series hybrids feel closer to EVs, yet parallel hybrids dominate the market. The reason isn’t obvious -- and it’s not just about technology.
Read MoreHonda's EV Plans Have Been Pushed Back 'Maybe Five Years' By Trump's Policies
Like every other automaker, Honda is having a bit of a tough time navigating what to do with its electric vehicle plans.
Read MoreKia Delays EV4 Sedan 'Until Further Notice' In The U.S., Which Sucks For Fans Of Cool, Affordable Cars
Kia's EV4 looked set to be the budget EV pick of 2026, but last-minute delays could spoil our fun.
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2026 Subaru Outback Refines A Proven Formula
This is a car that fixes some of the issues we've had with Subies of the past, but it's not some giant leap forward — it doesn't need to be.
Read More2026 Dodge Charger Sixpack's Muscle Car Silliness Will Help You Forgive Its Woke Engine
The Hurricane inline-six suits the Charger, and the Charger suits the Hurricane. Yeah, the old adage is "go woke, go broke," but hey, at least it's not an EV.
Read More2026 Hyundai Palisade Hybrid Improves On A Winning Formula With More Power And Better Fuel Economy
It's hard to think of many, if any, cars in the Palisade Hybrid's class that beat it on looks, comfort, luxury or efficiency.
Read More2026 Nissan Sentra Tops Out Under $30,000, But Fails To Stand Out From Its Competitors
With this attractive redesign the Sentra comes into step with its compact sedan competitors, but it's not as charismatic.
Read MoreOn Track The Honda Super-One Is A Fantastic Little Go-Kart
There's really nothing we get in America that even remotely compares to the electric kei-based Super-One.
Read MoreHonda's Next-Generation Civic Hybrid Prototype Is Incremental Evolution Done Right
I got a few laps behind the wheel of the creatively named "Next Generation Hybrid Study" at Honda's research and development center in Tochigi, Japan.
Read More2026 Honda Prelude Early Track Drive Gives Us A Quick Taste Of Honda's Hot Hybrid Coupe
After just three laps of a circuit Honda set up, I'm here to tell you that the born-again Prelude can live up to the sporty pretensions of its forebears.
Read More2026 Polestar 4 Has No Rear Window, But That's Not My Biggest Issue With It
Driving the Polestar 4 left me calmer and more relaxed than I was when I got in.
Read MoreSand Surfing Across The Dunes In The 2027 Mercedes-Benz GLC EV Will Bring A Smile To Anyone's Face
We got to join Mercedes-Benz's prototype testing team at the Dumont Dunes for final calibration of the electric GLC.
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What's The Difference Between The Ford 427 And Ford 428 Engines?
Ford has a pair of engines known as the 427 FE and 428 FE. Despite their similar names, there are some noteworthy differences between the two of them.
Read MoreWhat Are The Differences Between Ford's Super Duty 7.3 Godzilla And 6.7 Power Stroke?
Ford's heavy-duty pickup trucks come with either the 7.3 Godzilla engine or the 6.7 Power Stroke engine. Here are the differences between them.
Read MoreFord Is Axing Its Twin-Turbo EcoBlue Diesel Engine: Here's Why
Ford is replacing its 2.0-liter twin-turbo EcoBlue diesel with an updated single-turbo version debuting in 2026. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreFord's Compact SUV Was Almost Called The Excape
Things have certainly changed in the past 25 years.
Read MoreHow Ford's Small-Block V8 Helped Shape The Muscle Car Era
In the 1960s, Ford introduced a number of small-block engine designs. How exactly did these V8s manage to shape the era of high-performance muscle cars?
Read MoreFordPass App Exposes Dealership Employee Taking Joyrides In Customer's Explorer
This Illinois driver's dealership horror story is an example of why you should always research reputable shops and document mileage when servicing your car.
Read MoreFord May Soon Kill Off The F-150 Lightning To Focus On Smaller, Cheaper EVs
All told, Ford has reportedly lost about $13 billion on EVs since 2023, which, even in the business world, is a lot of money.
Read More3 Of The Biggest Problems With Ford's PowerShift Transmission
Ford promised that its ambitious PowerShift transmission would be a big step forward, but thousands of drivers disagreed. Here are three of the reasons why.
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Is The Ford Maverick Reliable? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
The Ford Maverick is a relatively new pickup truck. Some might wonder how reliable it manages to be, and luckily for them, Consumer Reports has the answer.
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Buy This Custom Dodge Viper ACR Roadster, And I'll Meet You In Valhalla
Buy this and you'll be able to listen to the wail of that naturally aspirated V10, completely uninterrupted by all that "roof" nonsense.
Read MoreLive Your 'Fast And Furious' Dreams With This Ford SVT Lightning
For just $33,500, you too could own a hero car from your favorite picky-sandwich-eating, Fatburger-shilling scene in cinema history.
Read MoreI Need A Rad Ride With A Roof Rack! What Car Should I Buy?
Mike is an avid kayaker from northern Alabama and really does love his 2014 BMW 3-Series, but it's time for an upgrade.
Read MoreEvery Turbocharged Car Should Have An Intercooler As Big As This 429-Horsepower Honda CR-X
This is what cars should be, and it's likely the most fun you can have on four wheels for $15,500.
Read MoreDo You Need 8 Chrysler Sno-Runners?
Back in the late '70s, Chrysler developed something weird.
Read MoreUsed Lexus LCs Are Finally Starting To Show Up For Less Than $50,000
You can snag one of the best modern cars for less than the average transaction price of new cars in the U.S.
Read MoreWhy Someone Imported This JDM 1999 Citroën Xsara Wagon Is Beyond Us, But You Can Be Its Next Owner
This is a practical, low-mileage, and very clean car that could offer a budget-conscious car enthusiast a rare and cool little runabout.
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The New Honda Prelude Should Have Been An EV
The reality is that a parts-bin special banking on a nostalgic nameplate makes more financial sense for the bean counters at Honda.
Read MoreIt's Donald Trump's Fault The 2026 Honda Prelude Costs This Much
I'm sure by now you've either seen or participated in Honda Prelude pricing discourse.
Read More2026 Honda Pilot Goes Big On Screens, Bigger On The Grille
if you love big screens, then you're going to be excited, because not only is the driver display bigger, the infotainment screen is, too.
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Wait, Are We Sleeping On The Hyundai Tucson's Off-Road Capabilities?
They also didn't exactly take all 16 compact crossovers to Moab, but we're still talking about a pretty serious test here.
Read MoreHyundai CEO Says White House Apologized For ICE Raid At Georgia Plant
The raid quickly escalated to an international incident as the South Korean government rushed to intervene and free the detainees.
Read MoreHardcore Hyundai Elantra N TCR Edition Might Offer The Most Wing For The Money, And You Can Buy One In The U.S.
If you have your heart set on an Elantra N TCR Edition, you might want to act fast because Hyundai says it will be a limited-production model.
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The 5 Unwritten Rules Of Car Show Etiquette
Visiting a car show can be an extremely fun experience, but there are some rules you should follow. These are the car show etiquette guidelines to know.
Read MoreHow To Make Your Grimy Car Dashboard Clean And Shiny Again
A disgusting, grimy car dashboard is not pleasant to look at or touch. Fortunately, there are ways to restore your dash to its former glory. Here's how.
Read MoreTruckers Say These Are The Best (And Worst) Highways In The U.S.
Truckers spend a lot of time behind the wheel, so they know a bad road when they see one. These are the U.S. highways that truckers say are the best and worst.
Read MoreHow To Measure Lug Nut Patterns
Lug nut patterns are important to keep track of if you want to fit a new tire on your wheels. There are a few different ways you can measure them.
Read MoreThe Pros & Cons Of 16 Cylinder Engines
Engines with 16 cylinders are pretty rare. To help you understand why these engines aren't more common, here are the pros and cons of a 16-cylinder motor.
Read MoreThe Spark Plug Myths You Need To Stop Falling For
Spark plugs are essential components for gas engines. However, these parts are often misunderstood. Here are the top spark plug myths that deserve to die.
Read MoreHow To Stop Sludge From Clogging Your Car's Radiator
Sludge can clog your car's radiator due to issues with your maintenance schedule or coolant. Luckily, there are some ways you can prevent it.
Read MoreFord 427 Vs. Chevy 427: Here's How The Big Blocks Compare
Both Ford and Chevrolet built 427-cubic inch engines. However, these motors are not the same. Here's how they compare and the differences between them.
Read MoreIs Your Gear Shifter Sticking? Here's What Might Be Causing It
A sticking gear shifter can be scary, but it's not always the result of something catastrophic. Here are some of the most likely causes of a sticky shifter.
Read More12 Car Maintenance Skills Every Adult Should Know
Taking your car to a mechanic is quick and easy, but it can also be costly. There are 12 car maintenance skills ever adult should know to save time and money.
Read MoreGas Vs. Electric Golf Carts: The Pros And Cons Of Each
There are several factors to consider if you're trying to decide between a gas and an electric golf cart. To help with that, here are the pros and cons of each.
Read MoreRiding An E-Bike Could Require A License In These States
Electric bicycles can be extremely convenient, but you can't treat them like regular bikes in every state. These states may require a license to ride an e-bike.
Read MoreHow To Stop Static Shock From Zapping You Every Time You Exit Your Car
Who hasn’t felt that sharp zap when stepping out of a car? The good news is that there are things you can do to prevent these unpleasant shocks.
Read MoreDoes The 30-60-90 Rule For Car Maintenance Actually Make Sense?
A common rule for car maintenance is to service your vehicle at 30,000, 60,000, and 90,000 miles. Some might wonder if this 30-60-90 rule still makes sense.
Read MoreShould You Replace Your Ignition Coils When You Replace Spark Plugs?
While many drivers will be changing their spark plugs more often than ignition coils, some might wonder if both should be replaced at the same time.
Read MoreCheck Your Battery Before Winter Hits: These Places Will Test It Free
Checking your car battery is critical, especially when it's cold outside. Fortunately, these places will check your vehicle's 12-volt battery for free.
Read MoreWhy Metric And Imperial Horsepower Are Different
Metric horsepower is different from imperial horsepower, which can be pretty confusing. Here's why those numbers don’t line up as neatly as you’d expect.
Read MoreThese Mistakes Are Ruining Your Diesel Engine
Diesel engines are tough, but they need to be treated with extra care. Avoid these common mistakes to keep your diesel engine running smoothly.
Read MoreThe Easiest Ways To Spot A Counterfeit Tire
Tires are something that you don't want to cheap out on, but convincing counterfeits can make that hard. Here's how to tell a real tire from a clone.
Read MoreWhy You're Paying More (Or Less) At Certain Gas Stations
Most drivers have probably noticed that gas prices can vary wildly, even within the same state or town. Here's why that is and how gas prices work.
Read MoreWhat Is An Engine Block Heater And Do You Need One?
Many drivers may have never heard of engine block heaters. However, these devices can be extremely useful, depending on where you live. Here's what to know.
Read MoreWhy Modern Engines Still Measure Power Output In Horsepower
Have you ever wondered why we still measure an engine's output in horsepower? It all started as clever marketing, but the term never went away.
Read MoreHow To Reverse Park Flawlessly Every Time
Backing up into a parking spot can be daunting, but it's actually not as difficult as you may think. Here's a simple method for backing into a parking space.
Read More5 Additives That Could Help Improve Your Engine's Performance And Its Lifespan
All cars need routine maintenance, but you can go above and beyond by using additives to boost performance and longevity. Here are some of the best additives.
Read MoreThese Big-Block Engines Pack Less Punch Than You'd Expect
The car world has seen many huge engines, but they don't all deliver impressive power. Here are some of the biggest engines with the least amount of horsepower.
Read MoreHow To Remove A Stuck Brake Piston
A stuck brake piston can cause numerous problems in your car, including an increased lack of safety while driving. Here's how to remove them.
Read MoreHow Often Should You Wash Your Car In The Winter?
Winter cleaning is essential to keep your car free of road salt and grime. Here's how often you should visit the car wash or perform a DIY wash at home.
Read More5 Driving Rules In The US That Could Get You A Ticket In Canada
Canada and the U.S. share many similar driving rules, but there are five in particular that you might end up getting in more trouble for up north.
Read MoreWhy Amazon Trucks Make That Annoying Sound Backing Up
You've probably heard Amazon trucks making an especially annoying type of beeping noise when they back up. There's a reason why they make that noise.
Read MoreHow To Get Rid Of Hard Water Stains On Your Car's Windshield And Windows
Getting rid of water stains can be as simple as using some common household products. But you may need to use one of an assortment of commercial cleaners.
Read MoreHow To Perfectly Parallel Park Every Time (The Easy Way)
Parallel parking can give a lot of drivers anxiety, but it's actually not as hard as you may think. Here's a simple guide to help you figure it out.
Read MoreIt Is Safe To Use Clorox Wipes On Car Interiors?
Clorox wipes are useful and handy for a lot of different things. But can you use them inside your car? Here's what could happen if you do.
Read MoreWhy You Should Skip The Parking Brake If You're Going On Vacation
Going away on a long trip? You shouldn’t leave the parking brake engaged if you want to keep your car in tip-top shape until you return -- here's why.
Read More5 Must-Have Items For Your Car Emergency Kit, According To Preppers
A basic emergency kit is an essential item for your car. However, preppers go a bit further than the basics. These are the top items they recommend.
Read MoreWhat Causes Spark Plug Fouling?
What are the causes of spark plug fouling in your car? What other issues can lead to it, and how can you work to remedy or prevent it altogether?
Read MoreGeorgia Is Home To The World's Largest Classic Car Junkyard
For enthusiasts who love classic cars, regardless of their condition, this Georgia junkyard turned museum could be the perfect road trip destination.
Read MoreThese Are The Best Car Lease Deals For November
If you're in the market for a new car lease, now may be a great time to go shopping. Here are the best vehicle lease deals for this month.
Read MoreThe Old Fashioned Car Accessory That Solved Foggy Rear Windows
Up until the 1970s, some cars still didn't have rear window defrosters. To compensate, many drivers used this interesting gadget. Here's how it works.
Read MoreThe Downsides Of Using Thicker Oil In Your Engine
It's commonly believed that thicker oil offers better protection in cars. However, using thicker oil has some downsides that could ruin your ride.
Read MoreWhat Actually Happens If You Shift Into Reverse While Driving
Depending on the vehicle, shifting into reverse while driving may not cause damage. Here's what to know and how your car protects itself from this behavior.
Read MoreDo Modern Hemi Engines Need Premium Gas?
Modern Hemi engines have some unique features that might leave owners wondering if they need to fill their car with the highest-grade premium gas.
Read MoreDiesel VS Gas: What Is Best For Towing An RV?
If you're an RV owner deciding between a gas and a diesel truck, you should know that each offers pros and cons. Here's how to know which is best for you.
Read MoreWhat's An Italian Tune-Up And Can It Damage Your Engine?
Many gearheads recommend performing something called an Italian tune-up to keep your car in good condition. Here's what that means and whether or not it works.
Read MoreWhat Lifetime Warranties On Car Parts Usually Cover (And What We'd Double-Check)
The lifetime warranty on that new car part sounds sweet. There are limits to what those warranties cover, though, and they may not cover your biggest costs.
Read MoreCan You Safely Use Carpet Cleaner On Car Seats?
In a pinch and thinking about using carpet cleaner on your car seats? Not a terrible idea, but there are a few things you should know before you spray away.
Read MoreNever Use These Glass Cleaners Anywhere Near Your Car's Dash
It may be tempting to use a bottle of glass cleaner on your car's dashboard. However, doing so can cause damage. Here's why that is and what to use instead.
Read MoreCan You Make A Side-By-Side Street Legal?
You can legally drive side-by-sides on the road in some states, but not in their stock form. Here's how to make a UTV legal for street use.
Read MoreHere's How Often A Cabin Air Filter Needs To Be Changed (And How To Know When It's Time)
A dirty cabin air filter can do a lot to decrease your comfort. Here's when you should worry about replacing it, as well as how often it needs to be checked.
Read MoreWet Clutch Vs. Dry Clutch: The Differences Explained
Wet or dry clutch -- which suits your driving style? From track use to daily commuting, each setup manages heat, torque, and noise differently.
Read MoreHere's How People Bought Gasoline Before Gas Stations Existed
How did people manage to buy gasoline before gas stations existed, and just how much gas did the first-ever station actually end up selling?
Read MoreThese Are The Toughest Places On Earth To Earn A Driver's License
Getting a driver's license in the U.S. is fairly easy, but that's not the case everywhere. These are the most difficult countries for earning a license.
Read MoreWhy You Can Sink A Subway Car To Make A Reef, But Probably Not An Automobile
Sunken subway cars have been made into artificial coral reefs thriving with life. What are the downsides that make it so tough to do the same with automobiles?
Read MoreWhy Your Car's Tiny Quarter Window Can Cost More To Replace Than The Windshield
Looking at your car's little quarter window, you'd think it would be less expensive to replace than the windshield. But that's not always true. Here's why.
Read More4 Proven Ways To Prevent Rodent Damage To Your Car
Rodents can do a lot of damage to cars. Fortunately, there are ways to keep them out. Here are four of the best methods for keeping rodents out of your ride.
Read MoreHow To Keep Dust From Clinging To Your Shiny Black Car
How come dust and dirt particles keep clinging to your shiny black car, and what can be done to prevent them from showing up and ruining its look?
Read MoreThese Are The Only Road Legal Headlight Colors In The US
There's no rainbow connection for headlights in the U.S. Just two colors comply with federal standards, with a third color thrown in for signaling.
Read MoreWhen You Should (And Shouldn't) Use Premium Gas In Your Car
Premium gas can give some cars a boost, hyping performance and making sure the engine runs smoothly. But not every car can make good use of premium.
Read MoreWhy Modern Hemi Engines Have 16 Spark Plugs Instead Of 8
Hemi engines have had 16 spark plugs since the early 2000s -- which equals two spark plugs per cylinder. This article explains why they made that change.
Read MoreThe 3,000-Mile Oil Change Rule Is Ludicrous: Here's Why
It's been a rule of thumb for decades: Change your car's oil every 3,000 miles. But there are reasons why that's outdated ... and why shops still push it.
Read MoreThese Are The Best Tire Retailers, According To Consumer Reports
Buying tires can be an expensive and frustrating experience. Fortunately, Consumer Reports says these places provide the best service and prices.
Read More5 DIY Driveway Deicing Tricks That Actually Work
Oh, no! There's ice in the driveway and you're all out of rock salt. Fortunately, there are ways to deice it using common items you probably have in your home.
Read MoreWhat Are Staggered Wheels And What Do They Do?
Staggered wheels look cool, but what are they for? Here are the benefits and downsides of staggered wheels and how to decide if they are right for you.
Read MoreCan You Use Windex On Car Windows?
You may be used to using Windex on the glass surfaces in your house, but is it right for car windows? And if not, what are the alternatives?
Read MoreWhy Certain Vans And Big Rigs Have Those Brightly Colored Seat Belts
In a car, colorful seat belts are just an expensive option. But when you get to vans and big trucks, you're talking about something that does serious work.
Read MoreAmerica's Highway Numbering System Is Hiding A Giant Math Puzzle
Believe it or not, highway numbers actually make sense. Here's the logic behind odd and even routes, and why the system isn’t as simple as it seems.
Read MoreHow Long Can You Park At A Rest Stop? Here's What U.S. State Laws Say
Highway rest stops can offer a welcome reprieve during extended road trips. However, some states have laws regarding how long you can stay. Here's what to know.
Read MoreParis Doesn't Have Any Stop Signs - Here's What They Use Instead
Paris banned traffic from its center, but that still leaves lots of cars cruising often-narrow streets. Without stop signs. Here's what the city has intstead.
Read MoreHow Does Costco's Tire Warranty Compare To The Competition?
Costco's tire services have earned a lot of goodwill from members, but how does it actually stack up against its closest competitors? Let's take a look.
Read MoreDon't Just Pour It Out – How To Get Rid Of Old Gas The Right Way
Old gasoline is definitely something you don't want sitting in your car or interacting with the environment. Here's the proper way to dispose of it.
Read MoreYes, You Can Jump Start A Car Without Cables, But Here Are The Risks
Push-starting can be a viable way to crank a car with a manual transmission. However, it won't work for every vehicle, and there are some risks involved.
Read MoreNo, Seriously, Windshield Washer Fluid Is More Complicated Than You Might Think
Windshield washer fluid is more than just soapy water in a bottle. Here are all the different ways that science helps this liquid keep your car clean.
Read MoreHere's What Makes Spark Plug Sockets Different From Standard Deep Sockets
Replacing spark plugs is an essential and moderately simple task. However, to make the process even smoother, you'll want the benefits of a spark plug socket.
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The 10 Cars 2025 Buyers Regret Most (And Sell Within A Year)
Typically, buying a new car is just the beginning of an ownership experience that will last for years — but not always.
Read MoreOwners Say These Are The Best Dually Trucks For Heavy-Duty Jobs
Dually trucks are made to excel at heavy-duty jobs. According to owners, three brands in particular make some of the best models for those jobs.
Read MoreSomeone Torture-Tested Drive-Up Ramps So You Don't Have Learn The Hard Way
Drive-up car ramps can be a great alternative to expensive lifts and jacks. One YouTuber stress-tested 11 different car ramps, and the results were surprising.
Read MoreThis Abandoned Chinese Hotel Is A Graveyard For Rolls-Royce Phantoms And Limousines
A YouTuber and urban explorer recently found a number of Rolls-Royce Phantoms and other luxury vehicles at an abandoned hotel. Here's the story.
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Volkswagen Restored Azul, The Blue 1977 Bus That Miraculously Survived The Palisades Fire
It stands as a tale of hope, passion, and automotive enthusiasm, the kind of story that us car nerds can't get enough of.
Read MoreThe $81,525 Lucid Gravity Touring May Be Cheaper, But It'll Still Do 0-60 In 4 Seconds And Have 337 Miles Of Range
The new entry-level Touring has a smaller battery and less power than the Grand Touring, but otherwise it's the same Gravity we know and love.
Read MoreHyundai Crater Concept Makes A Big Impact As A Small Electric Off-Roader That Wants You To Play
The Crater shows that Hyundai is taking the U.S. market and off-road segment seriously moving forward, while retaining a sense of whimsy.
Read More2026 Hyundai Ioniq 6 N Is A 641-HP Electric Fun Machine That's Coming To The U.S.
Hyundai made a host of refinements to the Ioniq 6 N that should make it even better to drive than its crossover sibling.
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Motorcycles (23)
The 5 Fastest Pikes Peak Motorcycles Of All Time
Since they're now banned from the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, five motorcycles stand as the fastest ones to ever make it up the mountain.
Read More5 Naked Motorcycles That Can Out Drag Your Average Superbike
Some naked motorcycles are powerful enough to compete with fully-faired superbikes. Some of them can even get 0-60 mph times of just around three seconds.
Read MoreThis Genius Dropped A BMW Motorcycle Engine Into A Fiat 126 And Made It Awesome
This highly modified Fiat 126 is the pinnacle of the philosophy "It's better to drive a slow car fast than a fast car slow." .
Read MoreWhat Do Breather Bolts Do On A Harley-Davidson?
Breather bolts are a relatively common modification for Harley-Davidson bikes. Here's what they do and why some enthusiasts choose to install them.
Read MoreHarley-Davidson Dealerships Are Shutting Down Across America: Here's Why
Harley-Davidson showrooms have been closing across the United States. Let's take a look at what kind of economic forces are behind these closures.
Read More5 Motorcycles With The Longest Production Runs
A timeless motorcycle design can have a long shelf life. Here are motorcycles from around the world with exceptionally long production runs.
Read MoreIs Premium Gas In A Motorcycle Worth It Or A Waste Of Money?
Is there any benefit to filling up your bike with an octane level above what the manufacturer recommends or is it just draining your wallet?
Read MoreWatch Engineering Explained Break Down What Makes Ducati's V4 Engine So Good
Fenske looks at Ducati's V4 (found on the Panigale, Streetfighter, and other's in the automaker's stable) from a few different angles.
Read MoreTriumph Street Triple 765 RX And Moto2 Editions Are The Most Race-Ready Street Triples Yet
Both new versions of the Street Triple are based on the current RS, but wear some new hardware to cater them towards track use.
Read MoreThree Wheels Vs. Two: Are Trikes Actually Safer Than Motorcycles?
Trikes are more comfortable and easier to ride than regular motorcycles thanks to their three wheels. Does that mean they're safer than two-wheelers, too?
Read MoreKawasaki Revives The KLE500 – And This Time, US Riders Get A Shot
The revived KLE500 is an all-new design, and will be coming to the States as well as the rest of the world.
Read MoreWhen Did Harley-Davidson Start Using Rubber-Mounted Engines?
Many modern Harley-Davidson motorcycles use rubber mounts for their engine. Let's explore when this started and how these rubber mounts affect riders.
Read MoreIndian's New Private Equity Owners Want To Run The Harley-Davidson Playbook
Private equity firm Carolwood Capital bought Indian out from under Polaris last month.
Read More5 Motorcycle Etiquette Rules That Separate Newbies From Pros
You've got that shiny new motorcycle, and you really, really want to seem like a biking pro. Here's how to act to look like you've been riding forever.
Read MoreThinking Of Swapping Your Harley's Belt For A Chain? Here's What You Need To Know
Modern Harley-Davidsons use belt final drives as opposed to classic chain drives. What are the benefits of each, and should you swap a belt drive for a chain?
Read MoreCFMoto Motorcycles' Cheap Prices Get Attention: What Do Riders Need To Know?
CFMoto’s motorcycles have been getting attention for their competitive pricing, and the 2026 lineup continues that momentum with new additions.
Read More5 Of The Best Tips For Cleaning Chrome On A Motorcycle
Chrome work can take a motorcycle's appearance to the next level, but only if it's clean. Here are some of the best tips to keep your bike's chrome shining.
Read MoreAll The Biggest Announcements From EICMA 2025
The Italian show is always replete with new motorcycle launches and future product teases, and this year is no different.
Read MoreThe Suzuki SV-7GX Is Basically An SV650 Sport Tourer With An Updated Engine
While the new model name implies a 700 cc engine, Suzuki flat-out states that this is an updated version of the SV650 V-twin.
Read More2027 BMW F 450GS Looks Like The Baby ADV We All Crave
BMW designed its new engine with a 135-degree crankshaft, something I can't recall ever seeing on a motorcycle before.
Read More2026 Indian Sport Scout RT Could Perfect The Cruiser Formula
It seems Indian has gotten access to my notes, because the company just announced a bike that may well address every fault I can find with the Sport Chief.
Read MoreFive Iconic Kawasaki Motorcycles You'll Recognize From The Big Screen
There are a few movies that understand how hot your characters can look on bikes. Those films often pick Kawasakis to film.
Read MoreWhen Did Harley-Davidson Start Using 6-Speed Transmissions?
Harley-Davidson's jump to a six-speed transmission wasn't just about power, it was also about refitment and comfort. Here's the full story.
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These Are The Cheapest Car Brands To Insure According To Consumer Reports
As both new and used car prices continue to rise, now is a great time for most Americans to consider ways to save money.
Read MoreThis Texas Town Is Losing Its Buddy Holly Crosswalk As Collateral Damage In The Culture War
Authorities have demanded that the town's glasses-shaped crosswalks be painted over with squared-off white lines
Read MoreGPS Data Could Slash Red Light Delays By Up To 30 Percent
Early trials resulted in a 20% to 30% decrease in traffic delays at intersections tested using this system.
Read MoreLucid Gravity Vs. Rivian R1S Answers The Question Of Which 800-HP Three-Row Family Hauler Is Really The Quickest
You'll have to give up your beloved internal combustion engine if you want a minivan substitute that makes the R63 AMG look slow.
Read MoreGuy Who Makes His Living Selling Jeeps And Rams Says We Can't Get Rid Of ICE Cars
Elkann also dispensed some ominous warnings about what could happen if the EU doesn't go along with his recommendations.
Read MoreHere's What It Takes To Ride 800 Miles On 87-Year-Old Motorcycles
They're complicated to start, a pain to maintain, and even more frustrating when they break. Which, of course, they do.
Read MoreThis Year I'm Thankful For The New Renault 5 (And Really All French Cars)
Really, this year as with every year I'm thankful for all French cars, because they're just the best, but the retro 5 is absolutely perfect.
Read MoreWhy Black Friday Is A Terrible Day To Buy A Car
While the Thanksgiving and Black Friday weekend results in 9.5% better deals for used cars, buyers fared better on other holiday weekends.
Read MoreIllinois Is Rolling Out Digital Driver's Licenses, But Cops Won't Accept Them Yet
Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias says the mobile driver's licenses will not replace physical ones, but merely act as a companion.
Read MoreNASA Scales Back Missions With Boeing's Starliner After Last Year's Astronaut Stranding
Despite it all, the Starliner capsule pushes onwards. It ought to be putting astronauts on the ISS again in the next few years.
Read More2026 BMW Z4 Final Edition Is The End Of The Road For This Roadster
With no replacement on the horizon this looks like your last chance to get a new BMW Z4, one of the few BMWs and only cars in general that still offer a manual.
Read MoreThe Nissan Z Is Going Build-To-Order So You Can Actually Find The Spec You Want
The idea, it seems, is to limit the amount of time that Zs need to languish on dealer lots before sale.
Read MoreCPSC Warns Owners Not To Use Some Rad Power Bike Batteries Due To Fire Risk
It's a shame that the world of affordable e-bikes is so overrun with shoddy engineering and quality assurance.
Read MoreTesla Model Y Is The Most Defective Car This Year, Germany Says
The report comes from TÜV SÜD, a German auditing, inspection, and certification firm, and is based on data collected from about 9.5 million vehicle inspections.
Read MoreHere's Which States You'll Pay The Most (And Least) For Gas Ahead Of Thanksgiving
That's right, baby. Gas Price Watch is back for a limited time only.
Read MorePop-Up Ads Are Appearing On Stellantis Infotainment Screens Again
How would you feel if you started your car, and a sales promotion appeared on the screen offering a discount on a new car?
Read MoreMercedes-AMG Could Stuff 900 HP, Fake Shifts Into The New GLC EV
While there's nothing official yet, it's expected that the AMG GLC will use three axial-flux motors.
Read MoreYou Can Still Get A Used EV With Supercar Acceleration For Less Than A Camry
While no one really needs to hit 60 miles per hour in under four seconds, the fact that you can and not spend a fortune refilling the car is pretty awesome.
Read MoreNew York Wants To Make Annoying Car Subscriptions A Thing Of The Past
Most drivers don't want subscription-based options in their cars.
Read MoreVolvo Ends Relationship With Luminar, Drops Lidar For 2026 Models
The technology itself is not the reason for the dispute.
Read MoreCar Chase Leads To Rangers Finding 81 Monkeys And A Whole Bunch Of Meth Inside Truck
It appears the meth was stored separately from the monkeys and was likely intended for human use, not the macaques' consumption
Read MoreNew York City Workers Have Turned Central Park Into Their Own Parking Lot
While enforcement is "happening," the optics of city employees bypassing the very tolls and parking mandates they enforce on everyone else are, well, terrible.
Read MoreGM Is Telling Everybody Except Marriott To Get Out Of The Renaissance Center In Detroit
GM has nice new digs downtown, leaving the last fortress of Detroit empty.
Read MoreDOT Finally Realizes Women Exist, Authorizes Female Crash Test Dummies
Women have been driving since Bertha Benz took one of Karl's contraptions without his permission on the first real drive of more than 60 miles back in 1888.
Read MoreDes Moines Police Drives Off With A Rifle On The Roof
A citizen took it upon herself to stop a Des Moines police officer after spotting a rifle on the roof of his cruiser.
Read MoreThese Are The Automotive Rants You've Been Waiting To Let Loose
Just be warned, you might suddenly become annoyed about things that didn't get to you prior to reading someone else's rant.
Read MoreTed Cruz Is Hauling Auto CEOs To DC To Explain Why New Cars Cost So Much
The Big Three CEOs haven't been summoned to Washington as a group since the financial crisis in 2008.
Read MoreGenesis Wants To Go GT3 Racing With The Beautiful V8-Powered Magma GT Mid-Engine Supercar
It sure seems like the Magma GT has the same engine as the GMR-001 Le Mans Hypercar.
Read MoreThe V6 Durango Is Back Because Dodge Needs To 'Ramp Up' Hemi Production, Whatever That Means
I need all my Pentastar V6 Heads to stand up right now. This is for you!
Read MoreMercedes Is Reportedly Killing Unloved Four-Cylinder AMG Models In 2026 Because They're Too Loud
As strange as it seems, the reasons for these cars' demise are not because of a lack of enthusiasm. It's because of new noise emissions regulations in Europe.
Read More2027 Kia Telluride Is Bigger, Bolder And Comes Turbocharged Out Of The Box
Kia swung for the fences with the redesigned 2027 Telluride, and the results look incredibly promising.
Read More'We Don't Judge,' Porsche Doesn't Care If You Want Gas Or Electric Cars, As Long As They're Fun
That's very kind of Porsche not to judge its customers and just give them what they want.
Read More2026 Porsche Cayenne Electric Is A 10-Second Car In 1,139-HP Turbo Guise
The new Cayenne Turbo Electric will hit 60 mph in 2.4 seconds and run the quarter-mile in 9.9 seconds, but even the 435-hp base model is no slouch.
Read MoreAt $8,500, Is This 1972 Mercedes 250 2.8 A Classy, And Classic, Bargain?
Today's Mercedes may be a future classic that's simply under-appreciated. Let's see if this stately sedan is priced for that possibility, or just for the here and now.
Read MoreHybrid-Only 2026 Toyota RAV4 Now Starts At $33,350
The front-wheel-drive base model will get 48 mpg city, which is damn impressive.
Read More2026 Jeep Recon Is The Most Open-Air EV On Sale, Packing 650 HP And Up To 250 Miles Of Range
The 2026 Recon's exterior styling is exactly the same as what we saw three years ago, and now Jeep is showing off its nice-looking interior.
Read MoreComplexity And 'Security' Are Making Simple DIY Repairs Almost Impossible
Automakers are determined to pretend Right to Repair doesn't exist for as long as possible, and security "features" may be one more way they're doing that.
Read More2026 Honda Prelude Costs More Than You Want It To, But It's Still A Solid Deal
The new Prelude hybrid coupe comes in just one fully-loaded trim level.
Read MoreNissan Is In Big Trouble, But CEO Says A 'Full Blast' Of New Models Is Coming To The U.S.
Nissan has had a rough year, but CEO Ivan Espinosa is optimistic that 2026 could see things change for the better.
Read MoreJeep Recalls Hybrids Again Because Sand In The Engine Is Bad
It seems that Jeep hybrids can't catch a break lately.
Read MoreHow ICE Can Track Your Car
Are mass arrests, mostly without any charges ever being filed, really worth never having privacy again?
Read MoreThe U.S. Army Wants To Buy One Million Drones In The Next Three Years (And Keep It Going)
The Army revealed its public-private pilot program to turn the U.S. into a drone manufacturing giant, called SkyFoundry.
Read MoreNissan Brings Back The Old-School Rebadge With The 2026 Rogue Plug-In Hybrid
The three-row Rogue PHEV is a Mitsubishi Outlander with Nissan logos and a different grille.
Read MoreDriver Tries To Get Out Of Traffic Stop By Handing Cop A Monopoly 'Get Out Of Jail Free' Card
One motorist recently had an extra document available and used it in an effort to avoid a citation: a "Get Out of Jail Free" card from the Monopoly board game.
Read MoreGM Just Had Its Best Decade In US Sales – And It's Not All EVs
Between January and September 2025, a total of 2.2 million GM vehicles were sold across the country
Read MoreIdaho No Longer Requires A Front Plate If You Don't Have A Bracket
Naturally, the police don't like this, because it makes both manual and automatic tracking more difficult.
Read MoreJoyrider Steals City Bus, Drives Route And Denies Entry To Someone With Expired Bus Pass
Despite getting lost, the local police even complimented the man's driving.
Read MoreCoca-Cola's New AI Ad Can't Decide How Many Axles Its Trucks Should Have
Did they just not think anyone would notice?
Read MoreBMW Is Killing The X4, But Don't Worry, It's Making A New Electric iX4 Coupe SUV
Crossover coupe lovers, don't despair, BMW will soon be coming out with an electric iX4.
Read MoreNew Rear-Wheel-Drive Continental Supersports Is The Most 'Hell Yeah, Brother' Bentley Yet
The 647-hp Supersports is also the first Continental GT to weigh less than two metric tonnes.
Read MoreGeorgia Hyundai Workers To Sue ICE Over Detainment
Most of the detained workers hailed from South Korea — a full 317 of the 475 — which caused a major international incident.
Read MoreLightly Refreshed 2026 Nissan Pathfinder Gets A New Grille, A New Screen, And Not Much Else
The days of the truck-based Pathfinder are long gone by now but given its primary mission as a three-row family hauler and road trip chariot, that's okay
Read MoreWaymos Can Take Freeways In The Bay Area, Los Angeles, And Phoenix Starting Today
Beyond todays announcement of freeway access, Waymo also announced that it is expanding its service area beyond San Francisco.
Read MoreMercedes' Discount On The Maybach EV Is Big Enough To Buy An Entire Separate Mercedes
Yes, you read that correctly, and that comma is in the right position.
Read MoreJeep Brings Back The V8 Wrangler 392 As It Announces One Special Edition Per Month For The Next Year, In Case You Weren't Already Sick Of Those
The release of each of these special editions will also reportedly be supported by some kind of AI-generated marketing campaign.
Read MoreElon Musk's Boring Company Fined Almost $500,000 For Dumping Fluids Into Manholes And Lying About It
Boring Company employees have allegedly received burns from exposed skin coming into direct contact with these chemicals.
Read MoreSomehow Russia Made An Even Worse Robot Than Elon Musk (Allegedly)
Let's all just point and laugh at the bad Russian robot falling flat on its face.
Read More10 More States Will Now Allow Durango Hellcat Sales, Dodge Says
So if you live in one of those states and need a 6,000-pound SUV that gets 13 mpg, then congratulations.
Read MoreSecret Service Blames Presidential Limo's Open Trunk On Mechanical Failure
Did the Secret Service forget to close the trunk? Did China hack the presidential limo? We may never actually know the truth.
Read MoreNew Toyota Hilux Gets Its First Fully Electric Powertrain, But The EV Won't Go Far
The electric Hilux only gets 150 miles of range on the European WLTP cycle.
Read MoreNorway Discovers Its Chinese-Made Buses Can Be Remotely Turned Off By The Manufacturer
Denmark's Movia transport company runs 262 Yutong buses in its fleet. It, too, is quite concerned about the potential for remote deactivation.
Read MoreCarlos Ghosn's Legacy Is Dead As Nissan Sells Off HQ In Japan
At one time, it was called the "House that Ghosn Built," but now amid downsizing under a new CEO Ivan Espinosa, Nissan's headquarters in Yokohama has been sold.
Read More2027 Kia Telluride Looks Really Damn Good
Kia released photos of the 2027 Telluride's interior and exterior ahead of its LA Auto Show reveal. I think it looks fantastic, both strange and refined.
Read MoreWaymo Is Expanding Its Robotaxi Fleet – And These US Cities Are Next In Line
Bringing Waymo robotaxis to Detroit, Vegas, and San Diego could reduce pedestrian, cyclist, and motorcyclist deaths.
Read MoreToyota Recalls 127,000 More Turbocharged V6 Engines Because They Keep Grenading Themselves
The recall covers the 2022-2024 Toyota Tundra, 2022-2024 Lexus LX, and 2024 Lexus GX.
Read MoreMichigan Drivers Are About To Pay 21 Cents More Per Gallon To Fund Road Repairs
Michigan is on track to fix its damn roads, but it can't do it for free.
Read MoreNo Brand Was Brave Enough To Race The ZR1 In Edmunds' U-Drag Race, So The Corvette Ran By Itself And Beat Every Previously Tested Gas Car
It hit 60 mph in 2.7 seconds, ran the quarter-mile in 10 seconds flat at 144.1 mph, pulled 1.38 g in cornering, and completed the entire U-Drag in 28.9 seconds.
Read MoreHonda Isn't Ruling Out An Electric Sports Car After Building 'Many Prototypes'
It sure sounds like CEO Toshihiro Mibe wants to make a sporty EV at some point in the hopefully near future.
Read MoreBuy A $30 Million Pagani Penthouse In Miami And You'll Skip The Waitlist For The $3 Million Utopia Roadster
Buyers will have the chance to travel to Italy to consult with the Pagani Arte design team on the customization of their residences.
Read MoreElon Musk Gets His $1 Trillion Pay Package, Promises That Robots Will Follow Criminals Around To Stop Them From Doing Crimes In The Future
He'll have to hit a series of market cap and operational milestones along the way if he wants his shares, and there's no guarantee that will happen.
Read More[Update] Trump Administration's Trans Passport Ban Okayed By Supreme Court
Exactly what this means for existing passport holders is unclear.
Read MoreHonda Sees A Lot More TrailSport Models In Its Future
The automaker wants to not only make more TrailSport models, but enhance their off-road capabilities.
Read MoreRivian Won't Make An Extended-Range Hybrid, But That's What Basically All Scout's Customers Want
80% of Scout's pre-orders are for the range-extender, but Rivian will never make one.
Read MoreToyota And Lexus Recall More Than 1 Million Cars For Faulty Backup Cameras
The recall is a simple software update, but it's still likely to be a massive headache, as you have to go to the dealership for the fix.
Read MoreChina Delays Spacecraft Return Indefinitely Over Debris Damage Fears
The three taikonauts will remain in space without a set alternative return date while the agency assesses the situation.
Read MoreDeath Toll In UPS Cargo Plane Crash Rises To 9
The death toll in the crash of a United Parcel Service cargo plane, near Louisville, Kentucky's Muhammed Ali International Airport, has risen to nine.
Read MoreHonda Is Working On Its First New V6 In 30 Years, And It's Not A J-Series
We don't know many details yet, but the engine is going to serve as the basis for Honda's "Next Generation Large-size Hybrid" vehicle
Read MoreAndrew Cuomo Ends His Mayoral Campaign By Assuring Voters He Doesn't Drive 'The O.J. Bronco'
Cuomo says he has had the '96 Bronco XLT for many years, and he admits that he had been "ridiculed quite a bit" for it being "the O.J. Bronco."
Read MoreThe 2025 Las Vegas Concours Was Overwhelming In The Best Way
Beyond the 47 Veyrons (and 64 Bugattis total), there was the largest number of Lamborghinis ever in one place (apparently 230 cars), more than 30 Paganis.
Read MoreThe Cadillac Celestiq Is Now A $400,000 Car, And Its Buyers Certainly Won't Care
Not that it really matters to you, but the Cadillac Celestiq is getting more expensive for 2026.
Read MoreSan Francisco's RV Residents Are Running Out Of Time To Find A New Place To Live
New street parking restrictions in San Francisco have vehicle dwellers scrambling to find safe, legal places to park.
Read MoreThese Are The Accessories You Actually Need For Your E-Bike
Luckily, there isn't much you really need to start using an e-bike as daily transportation.
Read MoreCalifornia Couple Ticketed For Using Their Own Driveway Due To Antiquated Law
It can sometimes feel like you're one wrong move from your next traffic ticket.
Read MoreWolfgang Porsche Is Building A Private Car Tunnel Under A Historic Mountain - And Locals Are Mad
Oh, this tunnel. Boy, is it making Salzburg residents furious.
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Nice Price or No Dice (18)
At $19,500, Is This 1926 Ford Model T Pickup A Black Friday Bargain?
What's your take on this Model T pickup at that price? Does that make it a Black Friday Door-Buster? Or is that too much to ask for a flippin' Flivver?
Read MoreAt $25,999, Is This 2002 Honda S2000 A Beautiful Bargain?
What do you think about this seeming time capsule of an S2000 and that $25,999 price?
Read MoreAt $7,500, Is This 1993 VW Eurovan Weekender A Deal Any Day Of The Week?
What do you think? Is that an accurate assertion based on our take of the Eurovan and how it's been presented in its ad?
Read MoreAt $6,500, Is This 1994 Chevy Caprice Classic Estate A Lumbering Deal?
The seller of today's Caprice describes part of the car as being in nine out of ten condition. Let's see where we place its price tag in light of that ranking.
Read MoreAt $12,500, Is This Tuned 1990 BMW 735i A Dinan Deal?
What's your take on this Dinan-massaged, stick-shifting 7 Series and that $12,500 price tag?
Read MoreAt $40,000, Is This 2003 Viper A Sleeper Or Just Sleepy In Sensible Silver?
What we now have to decide is whether the car's $40,000 asking price (or best offer) is enticing enough to make such an effort worth anyone's while.
Read MoreAt $26,000, Will This 1984 Toyota Land Cruiser Cruise To A Win?
What do you think? Is this one worth that $26,000 asking? Or is that too high even with those cool '80s stripes that we all know we want?
Read MoreAt $8,995, Is This 2012 Fiat 500 Gucci Edition Still In Fashion?
What do you say? Is that a fair price to wear official Gucci wherever you go? Or is this Fiat an embarrassing fashion faux pas at that asking?
Read MoreAt $7,900, Is This 2001 Lexus GS 300 A Creampuff Deal?
Today's GS 300 offers Lexus's build quality and a smooth straight-six engine shared with the Toyota Supra. Let's see what such a combo might assuredly be worth.
Read MoreAt $18,900, Will This 2018 Porsche Macan Make Do?
Does base trim with a few choice options make this Macan a no-brainer buy?
Read MoreAt $50,500, Would You Tell This Restored 1972 Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV To GTFO?
What's your take on this GTV and that asking? Would you expect to pay that much if you were in the market for such a car?
Read MoreAt $6,800, Is This 2013 Ford Fusion Fun For The Whole Family?
A rare six-speed stick inches the fun factor of today's Nice Price or No Dice Fusion closer to its Aston Martin-aping good looks.
Read MoreAt $10,000, Would You Toy With This Tiny 1988 Suzuki Jimny Turbo?
How does that sit with you? Is $10K a fair price for this JDM expat? Or is that too much for so small a favor?
Read MoreAt $9,500, Is This Custom 2004 Harley-Davidson V-ROD An Aggressive Deal?
Today's Harley V-ROD looks so pugnacious that it feels like it's trying to pick a fight just sitting on its kickstand.
Read MoreAt $19,500, Could This 1993 Ford Bronco Get Your Bucks?
What's your take on this seemingly well-managed portfolio of a fifth-generation Bronco and that $19,500 asking?
Read MoreAt $10,999, Does This 2006 Chevy HHR 'SEMA' Like A Good Deal?
What's your take on this SEMA HHR and that asking price?
Read MoreAt $8,900, Could You 'I Heart The '80s' In This 1983 Audi 5000 Turbo Diesel?
What do you think? Could this Audi find a fan? And once it does, will that $8,900 asking price make that fan even happier with the find?
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Nostalgia You Can Taste (12)
North America's First Tire Factory Didn't Make Car Tires At First
BFGoodrich made history by creating North America's first tire factory in Akron, Ohio. However, it originally didn't manufacture car tires at all.
Read MoreFord 428 Vs. Pontiac 428: Here's How The Engines Compare
The Pontiac and Ford 428 cubic-inch engines ruled the late '60s and early '70s, but they also share a dirty little secret you need to know about.
Read More5 Old School Car Accessories No One Uses Anymore
From minibar gloveboxes to record players, cars came with accessories that show automakers were once bold, creative, and only mildly concerned with safety.
Read MoreWhy Chrysler's Secret Ball-Stud Hemi Never Stood A Chance
In the late 1960s, Chrysler created the Ball-Stud Hemi as a leaner alternative to its heavy big-blocks, but it arrived at the wrong place and wrong time.
Read MoreHere's What That Boomerang On The Back Of Old School Limos Was For
Many old school limousines had a boomerang attached to their back. While it's certainly stylistic, that strangely-shaped addition wasn't just for aesthetics.
Read MoreBefore Windshield Wipers, Driving In The Rain Was Chaos
It seems like windshield wipers have been around forever, but they weren't standard for decades. Meanwhile, drivers had inventive ways to fight the rain.
Read MoreHenry Ford Had To Design A Special Watch Because Detroit Ran On Its Own Time
When Standard Time came around, Detroiters took one look at it and said "absolutely not."
Read MoreWas This Oldsmobile Actually America's First Muscle Car?
This 1949 Olds fits all the descriptors people use to define a muscle car. But there are worthy challengers from the stables of Chrysler and Pontiac.
Read MoreThese Muscle Cars Had The Best Names
The muscle car era stands out for its memorable styling, outrageous engines, and some very cool names. Here are a few of our favorites.
Read More11 Car Models With The Longest Production Runs
The automotive industry is always looking for the next innovation, but some ancient car models have never been abandoned, though they have changed.
Read MoreThis Dutch Car Paved The Way For The CVT With A Variomatic Transmission
Hardly anyone remembers this tiny and unassuming Dutch car, but they should. Slow and a little weird, it quietly kicked off an unlikely revolution.
Read MoreThe Kia Soul Is Dead. Here Is How The Internet Is Taking It
The Kia Soul has officially ended its run, much to the delight of its detractors and the disappointment of its fans. Here's how the internet responded.
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Planelopnik (33)
Pan Am Tried A Rooftop Airport Hub In NYC, And The Result Was A Fatal Mistake
Everyone was optimistic about new ideas in aviation and city life in the 1970s — until Pan Am's rooftop experiment collapsed in a dramatic fashion.
Read MorePaying For A Window Seat Doesn't Guarantee A Window, And Airlines Say That's Fine
Cclass action lawsuits are being brought against United Airlines and Delta Air Lines for false promises.
Read MoreMaybe We Should Pay Air Traffic Controllers During A Shutdown, Says Congress
In the meantime, what about the poor ATCs who just suffered their way through the longest shutdown in history?
Read MoreThis WWII Fighter Plane Inspired Star Wars' Y-Wing Starfighter
Those futuristic spacecraft in "Star Wars" didn't come out of nowhere. X-wings are basically space Spitfires, and Y-wings rework this World War II fighter.
Read MoreThe Busiest Airport In The World Used To Be A Racetrack
The Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is the is the busiest airport in the world. Before then, though, it was actually a racetrack.
Read MoreCracked In Left Engine Mount Blamed For UPS Cargo Plane Crash In Preliminary Report
Now, nearly three weeks later, the National Transportation Safety Board released its preliminary report on the crash, and it's blaming a cracked engine mount
Read MoreThe Future Of Aviation Might Be As Boring And Brilliant As A Toyota Prius
While many may imagine future aircraft as hover cars or light-speed jets, a more familiar form of tech could be the next big thing. Here's what to know.
Read More10 Of The Strangest Boeing Aircraft Ever Made
As one of the biggest and oldest manufacturers of large airframes, it's hard to ignore when Boeing occasionally comes out with the strangest aircraft designs.
Read MoreOff-Duty Pilot On Mushrooms Dodges Jail Time After Trying To Shut Off Engines During Flight
Considering that he was initially charged with 83 counts of attempted murder and 83 counts of reckless endangerment, the outcome could have been far worse.
Read MoreBoeing Machinist Union Ends Three-Month Strike, Can Start Making Fighter Jets Again
Union members at Boeing's St Louis factories voted to end the second-longest strike in its history, which hobbled production of the Pentagon's air fleet.
Read MoreFAA Ends Flight Cuts, But Airlines Stopped Caring When The Shutdown Ended
Only two airports were complying with the emergency order when President Trump put Sharpie marker to paper to end the shutdown last Wednesday.
Read MoreWhy Boeing Built The 747SP: The Short 747 With Long-Range Power
Boeing faced a problem with long-range routes that couldn’t fill a full-size 747, so it came up with a very simple solution: shrinking the plane.
Read MoreAirbus Needs To Go Like Hell If It Wants To Deliver 820 Planes In 2025
Airbus has some serious work to do if the company is going to achieve its delivery target for 2025.
Read MoreWhy Boeing Noses Are So Pointy And Airbus Noses Are So Round
If you look closely, you'll notice that two nose designs tend to show up on modern passenger planes -- rounded and pointy. So who uses what and why?
Read MoreWho Built Air Force One Before Boeing Took Over?
The official transition for air travel was a matter of both convenience and necessity for the American president, and Teddy Roosevelt was the first to fly.
Read MoreThese Two Companies Offer Diesel Airplane Engines, Here's Why
Diesel airplane engines are extremely rare, but maybe they shouldn't be -- modern designs show they can outperform gasoline engines in some aspects.
Read MoreFAA-Mandated Flight Cuts Continue As Controllers Miss 2nd Paycheck
The FAA-mandated flight cuts will remain in place until it's deemed safe to lift the order, not when the shutdown officially ends.
Read MoreWhy Boeing Didn't Stick With One Engine Option For The 787
Both General Electric and Rolls-Royce offer their own engines for Boeing's 787. Here's why the Dreamliner didn't just stick with one or the other.
Read MoreDHS Secretary Kristi Noem Tried To Buy 737s From Bankrupt Spirit Airlines That It Didn't Own And Also Didn't Have Engines
Fresh from spending $200 million taxpayer dollars on private jets in the middle of a government shutdown, Noem was also looking for ICE to purchase ten 737s.
Read MoreFAA Grounds MD-11 Cargo Planes After Detached Engine Found Following Fiery Crash
The NTSB is still investigating the crash, but noted that the UPS MD-11's left engine detached from the wing during its takeoff roll.
Read MoreCan China's New C919 Jet Really Compete With Boeing And Airbus?
The C919 from China's homegrown aircraft manufacturer Comac is in the air, but does it pose a challenge to heavyweights like the Boeing 737 and the Airbus A320?
Read MoreHow A Loophole Lets You Fly This Electric VTOL Without A Pilot's License
You need a pilot's license to fly most aircraft. However, a loophole allows you to fly certain ultralight aircraft with no formal training. Here's how it works.
Read MoreJudge Allows DOJ To Drop Criminal Charges Against Boeing Over Fatal Crashes, Case Dismissed
Despite the judge's clear disdain for the DOJ's decision, he concluded that he didn't have the authority to overrule it.
Read MoreAirport Lounge Chaos Sparked By Exploding Power Bank Inside Man's Pocket
The man was hospitalized with minor burns to his leg and fingers, and he was the only person injured as the lounge was quickly evacuated by staff.
Read MoreUPS Cargo Plane Crash Death Toll Rises To 12, As Authorities Give Up On Finding Anyone Who's Missing Still Alive
Two days after a UPS cargo plane crashed in Kentucky, the confirmed death toll has risen to 12, with nine people still unaccounted for.
Read MoreIf You 'Don't Want To Be Stranded' Buy A Backup Ticket On A Different Airline, Says Frontier CEO
It's completely unheard of that an airline executive would ever suggest spending money with a competitor.
Read MoreRepublicans Order Airlines To Offer Fewer Flights (Just In Time For The Holidays)
Republicans announced plans to reduce air travel in at least 40 markets on Wednesday, citing the need to make things easier on unpaid air traffic controllers.
Read More[UPDATE] UPS Cargo Plane Crashes Near Louisville Airport In Fiery Explosion
Currently, details on the crash are limited, but UPS said the plane was a McDonnell Douglas MD-11 that was headed to Honolulu when it went down.
Read MoreThe US Military Is Retiring The A-10 Warthog: Here's Why
The A-10 Warthog has been a mainstay of America's military for over four decades, and it's still feared on the battlefield. But it's time for it to go.
Read MoreExperimental 'Quiet' Supersonic Prototype Achieves First Flight
Commercial supersonic travel just got one step closer to reality.
Read MorePeter Thiel-Funded War Drone Demonstration Goes Up In Flames (Literally)
All the drones missed, and one even managed to light its battery on fire and completely burn up.
Read MoreAir Traffic Control Is Struggling Through The Federal Shutdown And It Could Get Even Worse
Would you show up for work if the federal government deemed your job essential but didn't pay you? I know I wouldn't.
Read MoreEvery Variant Of The F-35, And What Makes Them Unique
The F-35's development costs are well over $1 trillion, but then again it's really three planes in one. Here's what sets each apart from the others.
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Porsche (4)
Watch SavageGeese Put The Corvette ZR1 And Mustang GTD Up Against The Porsche 911 GT3 RS
The duo even went as far as to mount each coupe with identical tires while driver Britt Casey ran hot laps
Read MoreAre Porsches Reliable? Here's What Consumer Reports Data Says
Only four Porsche models went through full CR testing, so the German brand’s strong overall ranking deserves a closer look. Here’s what the data shows.
Read MorePorsche Is Quietly Designing A Monster W Engine With 18 Cylinders And 3 Turbos
Each cylinder bank has intake and exhaust ports and is capable of supporting an exhaust gas turbocharger, allowing a total of three turbos.
Read MoreWhy Do Porsches Have The Ignition On The Left?
Misstating its own history, Porsche has told a number of erroneous stories about this over the years. For starters, forget about the Le Mans connection.
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QOTD (36)
These Automotive Companies Should Follow Michelin's Lead And Create Their Own Fancy Awards, Our Readers Say
It may sound a little odd, but if you want to know the best restaurants in any given city, you ask a tire company.
Read MoreWhat Car Are You Thankful For?
If you're in America, it's Thanksgiving. If you're not, I feel sorry for you, but that doesn't mean you can't participate in today's question.
Read MoreThese Are Your Attainable Dream Cars
You all had a wealth of answers here, from style-over-substance supercars to run of the mill British roadsters.
Read MoreWhat Car Should Be Turned Into A GT3 Racer?
Genesis shocked all of us with the Magma GT concept last week, a mid-engine supercar that was born out of the desire to go GT3 racing. What car should be next?
Read MoreThese Are The Weirdest Things You Have Ever Moved In Your Car
Sometimes you just have to work with what you've got.
Read MoreWhat Automotive Company Should Follow Michelin's Lead And Create Its Own Fancy Award?
If one of our ideas is good enough, maybe some marketing department will turn it into an actual award.
Read MoreThese Are The Crossovers That Deserve Manual Gearboxes
The most popular answer? All of them. Manual all the cars.
Read MoreWhat's Your Attainable Dream Car?
There are plenty of fantastic vehicle available for reasonable prices, and today we're here to talk about them.
Read MoreWhat's The Weirdest Thing You Have Ever Moved In Your Car?
We're looking for the oversized items that make driving itself uncomfortable.
Read MoreWhat Crossover Deserves A Manual Gearbox?
Who doesn't love a good manual transmission? I know you, Jalopnik readers, are huge fans.
Read MoreThese Are The Longest Road Trips You're Willing To Take
Most scenarios under the Sun were touched on at least once, from traveling cross-country to visit family to getting home after a military deployment.
Read MoreWhat Automotive Rant Have You Been Waiting To Let Loose?
Cars are fun, and driving them can be even more fun, but there are plenty of things that become annoying and get in the way of enjoying your car or your drive.
Read MoreThese Are The Best American Cars On Sale, According To You
We've got vehicles from just about every corner of the market, budget EVs and supercars to the best super sedans out there and Baja-ready trucks.
Read MoreWhat Car Made You An Enthusiast?
Every story has to start somewhere, so let's start at the beginning of yours.
Read MoreThese Are Your Favorite Copper-Colored Cars
In case you choose to avoid any news sources that report exclusively hard news, you may be surprised to learn that the U.S. no longer mints new pennies.
Read MoreWhat's The Longest Road Trip You're Willing To Take?
Business or pleasure? Every trip has a purpose.
Read MoreThese Are Your Favorite Lamborghinis
Your answers ran the gamut from the most bedroom poster–worthy supercars to some of the more obscure Lambos, which I always appreciate.
Read MoreWhat's The Best American Car On Sale?
Of course, there's plenty of junk out there too, but we don't have to go through all of that. We're trying to stay positive here.
Read MoreThese New Cars Offer The Most Bang For Your Buck, According To Our Readers
One of the unfortunate things about cars is that if you want the best stuff, it usually costs extra.
Read MoreAs We Say Goodbye To The Penny, What's Your Favorite Copper-Colored Car?
The final penny to ever enter circulation in the United States was produced on Wednesday.
Read MoreThese Are Your Favorite Foods To Eat While Driving
Most of you seem to be normal human beings capable of recognizing that a car is just an object, and it's okay to sully the interior with the smell of chili dog.
Read MoreWhat's Your Favorite Lamborghini?
I'm not asking for what you think is objectively the best Lamborghini. We're being totally subjective here.
Read MoreThese Are Your Most Frustrating Flight Delay Stories
8 Democratic senators might have folded to end the longest federal government shutdown in U.S. history, but there's no end in sight for the 10% flight reduction
Read MoreWhat New Car Offers The Most Bang For Your Buck (If You Can Get It At MSRP)?
To simplify things, let's ignore possible dealer markups, since those vary so wildly from dealer to dealer.
Read MoreThese Cars Should Never Go Hybrid, According To You
Because automakers still have some efficiency standards to meet (for now, at least), they are turning to hybrids to help fill in the gaps. Which ones shouldn't?
Read MoreWhat's Your Favorite Food To Eat While Driving?
The perfect food should be edible alone, manageable with one hand, and available in whatever flyover country you're driving through.
Read MoreThese Cars Have The Weirdest Proportions, According To Our Readers
I never noticed how funky the proportions are on cars like the Acura Vigor and original Hyundai Tiburon, which our knowledgeable readers rightfully nominated.
Read MoreWhat's Your Most Frustrating Flight Delay Story?
Be sure to include the airline you were flying with, as well as the airport where you were stranded.
Read MoreThese Are The Best Cars For Gloomy Autumn Weather
Stormy weather, since my car and I ain't together, it keeps raining all the time.
Read MoreWhat Car Should Never Go Hybrid?
A lot of you like to describe yourselves as purists, so here's your chance to flex that cred.
Read MoreThese Automakers Should Start Building Spaceships, According To You
With the rising average price of a new vehicle steadily shrinking the potential market of buyers, automakers should shift focus to spaceships for governments.
Read MoreWhat Car Has The Weirdest Proportions?
Aesthetics are subjective, but there tends to be a general consensus of what looks good and what looks weird, especially when talking about automotive design.
Read MoreThe Greatest Japanese Cars Ever Built, According To You
For such a small island nation, Japan sure has made heaps of amazing cars, but surely one stands out above the rest.
Read MoreWhat's The Best Car For Gloomy Weather?
The cold, dark, rainy fall weather has us reminiscing on cars from "The X-Files."
Read MoreThese Cities And States Deserve Their Own Special Edition Cars
These are the cities and states that deserve their own special edition cars.
Read MoreWhich Automaker Should Start Building Spaceships?
It might seem like the automotive and aerospace industries inhabit two different planets, but the two are closer than you would think.
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Racing (12)
How Max Verstappen Can Keep His Longshot F1 Title Bid Alive In Qatar
This Sunday, Verstappen needs to finish ahead of Norris if McLaren's points leader crosses the finish line in ninth place or higher.
Read MoreMick Schumacher Will Race In IndyCar Next Year
The son of the seven-time Formula 1 champion will drive the No. 47 alongside Graham Rahal and Louis Foster.
Read MoreHow A Race Team In Japan Used Crowdsourcing To Win Championships
A certain racing team in Japan uses its own sort of crowdsourcing to fund itself and win championships. Here's how it pulls off that crowdsourcing.
Read MoreAlabama Governor Removes Entire International Motorsports Hall Of Fame Board After Audit Unearths Blatant Corruption
These dubious sales weren't outliers. Four vehicles were auctioned off without proper approval.
Read MoreF3 Cars Used To Run A Side Pod Air Intake, Here's Why It Worked And Then Disappeared
Formula 3 cars used to have side pod air intakes up until the 2010s. Check out why they were used, as well as why these pods aren't around anymore.
Read MoreRam Looking For Drivers To Race In New 'Free Agent' Program In The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series
Very few things stoke a racing fan's imagination like a one-off appearance.
Read MoreAudi Unveils Sleek 2026 F1 Livery On Concept Car
The preview livery itself is a sleek combination of titanium, black and a vivid shade of red that will be splashed across all of Audi's corporate branding.
Read MoreThis Historic Alabama Drag Strip Is Shutting Down After Nearly Half A Century Of Racing
There's been a recent trend of auto racing facilities closing down. The latest track to shut its gates is a historic drag strip in Alabama. Here's the story.
Read MoreRed Bull Will Launch Its 2026 F1 Season In Detroit To Officially Kick Off Ford Partnership
Red Bull announced on Tuesday that its 2026 season launch will take place in Detroit, Michigan, on January 15.
Read MoreHow An Iconic Dirt Track From NASCAR's First Season Got A Second Life As A Walking Trail
What happens to a racetrack when racing is over? One North Carolina track is now a walking trail, and there are similar places in Chicago, France, and the U.K.
Read MoreMcLaren's High-Powered Twin-Turbo V8 Traces Its Roots All The Way Back To A 1980s Nissan Le Mans Engine
In a lot of ways, this is the motor that put McLaren back on the map after not making a roadcar for over a decade.
Read MoreEvery Track That Only Hosted A Single F1 Race
For decades Formula One has made its way around the globe to deliver elite racing at iconic venues. Not every course has been an instant classic, however.
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Every Ram Truck Trim, Explained
Ram offers its pickup trucks in three sizes, as well as a multitude of different trim levels. Here's what all of those different trims mean.
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2025 BMW X3 30 xDrive Should Be So Much Better Than It Is
Hopefully BMW implements learnings from the Neue Klasse iX3 for the gas X3's refresh, because as the car sits I cannot recommend it over its strong competition.
Read More2025 Lamborghini Urus SE Is So Sick You Won't Care That It's A Hopped-Up Audi
The Urus SE — while also being serious when you want — can work in a level of silliness, excitement and flamboyance most other cars could only dream of having.
Read MoreElectric Can-Am Pulse Is The City Bike Of The Future... Now!
The Pulse is a better fit for cities than the Zero and it's a better bike for our real-world future — it's just here a little bit early.
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SEMA (4)
Ford Maverick 300T Concept Uses A Mustang Turbo To Hit 300 HP, And Ford Plans To Sell It To Customers
Ford really did hit it out of the park with the Maverick.
Read More670-HP Subaru Brataroo Is Travis Pastrana's New Gymkhana Vehicle, And Its Turbocharged Boxer Four Revs To 9,500 RPM
This truly unique 1978 BRAT was built in partnership with Subaru and Vermont SportsCar.
Read MoreRingbrothers Unveils Devilishly Cool 800-HP 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 Called Kingpin
True to Ringbrothers form, Kingpin is an incredibly comprehensive build.
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Unfortunately for all of us, though, this is just a SEMA build.
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Controversial Scientist Avi Loeb Is Lashing Out At NASA And Other Researchers As 3I/ATLAS Zooms Through Solar System
Scientists who, studying the available data, have concluded that 3I/ATLAS is, to paraphrase, a comet doing comet things.
Read MoreAt The Edge Of Our Solar System, NASA's Voyager 1 Found A 'Wall Of Fire'
Voyager 1 and 2 traveled billions of miles to reach the heliopause, showing how the Sun’s magnetic influence marks the boundary of our solar system.
Read MoreChina Sets Launch Date To Replace Debris-Damaged Spacecraft In Orbit
Three taikonauts have been stranded on the Tiangong space station for the past five days.
Read MoreBlue Origin's New Glenn Rocket Completes First Mission, Begins Direct Competition With SpaceX
The mission involved delivering a real (not test) payload into low-Earth orbit and then landing its first-stage rocket on a drone boat.
Read MoreSo It Turns Out Most Satellites Don't Encrypt Your Data, And Anyone Can Listen In
That is, in technical terms, very bad.
Read MoreCatching Asteroids In A Bag Could Be The New Panning For Gold
TransAstra already has a dozen ground-based telescopes searching for mining-suitable asteroids.
Read MoreScientists Are Now Bickering About Whether 3I/ATLAS Exploded When It Zoomed By The Sun
Alien spacecraft, weird comet, or something else?
Read MoreGoogle Is Considering Putting AI Data Centers Into Space
Google's parent company Alphabet has already put the robots on your streets with Waymo, but that clearly wasn't ambitious enough.
Read MoreSean Duffy Might Have Leaked A Billionaire Private Astronaut's Plan In Desperate Bid To Save His Job At NASA
The leak appeared to be an attempt to derail any attempt to renominate Isaacman, allowing Duffy to continue as interim administrator at a minimum.
Read MoreMysterious 3I/ATLAS Interstellar Object Continues To Do Weird Stuff And Encourage Wild Speculation
The interstellar object named 3I/ATLAS is continuing its journey through the Solar System.
Read MoreNASA Has Been Implementing Huge Budget Cuts That Congress Might Not Actually Make
It's hard to see exactly what the goal is here; one might argue that it seems to be chaos for chaos' sake.
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Subaru (7)
WRX-Swapping This Subaru Crosstrek 'Required Absolutely No Modifications—It Just Bolted Right Up'
If you ever find yourself with a WRX engine and a Crosstrek that needs a WRX engine, it sounds like all you'll need is a few tools and a little determination.
Read MoreWhat Does Subaru's Type RA Stand For?
The Type RA badge appears only on select Subarus and has a distinct place in the brand’s history. Here's why it continues to capture attention.
Read MoreIs The Subaru Crosstrek Wilderness Worth It? Here's What Owners Say
The Subaru Crosstrek Wilderness has many features for off-roading enthusiasts. But what do owners have to say about how well the subcompact SUV holds up?
Read MoreHere's How Much A 2020 Subaru Outback Has Depreciated After 5 Years
Those in the market for a used car might consider the 2020 Subaru Outback. We've taken a look at how much that model year has depreciated after 5 years.
Read MoreWhat Is And Isn't Covered By Subaru's Warranty?
Subarus are known for being reliable, but warranty coverage is just as important as dependability. Here's a breakdown of Subaru's new car warranty.
Read MoreSubaru's Symmetrical AWD Is More Than Just Branding – Here's How It Works
Ever wondered what makes a Subaru grip the road so well? The secret lies in its Symmetrical AWD system, and there’s more to the story than you might realize.
Read MoreThis Subaru Legacy Was Designed By Porsche (And Shares A Name With One Of Santa's Reindeer)
No, there sadly isn't a Subaru Legacy Rudolph, but this one comes pretty close. Hint: the car delivered lightning-like performance for its time.
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Technology (9)
Are LED Headlights Really Better Than HID?
LED headlights have largely taken over the market from HID and halogen lights, and they definitely have advantages. Yet HID lights have their strengths, too.
Read MoreWhat Actually Happens If You Leave Your Key Fob Behind While Driving
Driving away without your key fob can cause several kinds of problems and inconveniences. Fortunately, there are also several kinds of solutions.
Read More5 Engines With The Longest Production Runs
These days, vehicles' engines seem to change with every new regulation. But these car and truck engines lasted decades with few major alterations.
Read MoreWhy Did So Many Cars Switch From Manual To Electronic Parking Brakes?
If you're still pulling up a lever to use the parking brake (or not pulling it up), you've missed the trend toward electronic brakes. Here's why they're so hot.
Read MorePortable Tire Inflators Can Save You In A Pinch: These Are The Features To Look Out For
Portable tire inflators can be a life saver in an emergency situation. These are the features you should keep an eye out for when shopping for one.
Read MoreHere's What Makes Laser Iridium Spark Plugs Different From Standard Iridium Plugs
Manufacturer NGK makes its own specialized Laser Iridium spark plugs. Here's what exactly makes them different from regular iridium spark plugs.
Read MoreThe Iron Duke: GM's Unkillable Engine That Never Got The Respect It Deserved
General Motors' four-cylinder Iron Duke drew on the proven engineering and lasted more than a decade. But it was shadowed by disastrous use in one model.
Read MoreThese Cars Still Use Analog Clocks
Despite the steady march of automotive technology in the modern era, analog clocks remain a sign of luxury, and are still available in a few makes and models.
Read MoreReliable Diesel Engines That Just Won't Quit
Diesel engines have long had a solid reputation for reliability, but these powerhouses have proven to last far longer than even their stalwart cousins.
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Tesla (7)
Tesla Sued After Another Person Burned To Death Because Rescuers Couldn't Open Their Door
Tesla hit with another lawsuit after its poorly designed door handles allegedly led to another death, Bollinger officially closes its doors for good and more.
Read MoreTesla's Robotaxi Fleet Can't Stop Crashing Into Things
Say what you will about Tesla, but it's good at a lot of things. Take its robotaxi fleet in Austin, Texas, which is apparently good at crashing into things.
Read MoreTesla Is So Desperate To Increase Sales It's Adding Apple CarPlay
Tesla's implementation of CarPlay would run in its own window within Tesla's broader interface, rather than replacing the entire system .
Read MoreTesla Is Now Renting Cars From Its Showrooms As Sales Keep Crashing
For now, the short-term rentals are limited to San Diego and Costa Mesa, California.
Read MoreThe Tesla Semi Is Old Enough To Get A Facelift, But It's Still Not At Full-Scale Production Yet
Elon Musk says volume production of the facelifted Semi will start at Tesla's new Nevada factory in 2026, which is also not open yet.
Read MoreTesla Driver Gets Lost, Drives Onto Track During Motorcycle Race
The errant Tesla entered the track during Race 7 of the final round of the season.
Read MoreTesla Recalls Dumb Stick-On Cybertruck Light Bar For Getting Unstuck
Tesla says it's had 619 warranty claims due to the issue along with one field report, which is a full 10% of all light bars Tesla has sold.
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The Morning Shift (16)
Tesla's Sales Are Still Dropping All Around The World
We're looking at Tesla's unending downward slide, as well as its continued investment in small-scale robotaxi services instead of, y'know, selling cars.
Read MoreMercedes Has An Ambitious Plan To Win Back The U.S. Luxury Sales Crown From Lexus And BMW
Mercedes-Benz has big plans to fix and grow its U.S. sales with the help of high-performance EVs, and more
Read MoreAutomakers Line Up To Hang Out With Trump And Mohammed Bin Salman
We're looking at automaker execs' social climbing, as well as Foxconn's latest EV plans and more.
Read MoreA Labor Shortage Will Mess Up Trump's American Manufacturing Plans
We're looking at how a skilled labor shortage could be a big issue for the Trump Administration's U.S. vehicle manufacturing plans and more.
Read MoreFord And Amazon Team Up To Sell Used Cars Online
Ford starts selling certified pre-owned cars on Amazon, Tesla gets out of a 6,000-employee class action lawsuit because of a judge's ruling and more.
Read MoreCyberattack Decimated Jaguar-Land Rover's Already Weak Profitability
The financial toll of Jaguar-Land Rover's cyberattack is getting clearer, Tesla wants to build cars without using any Chinese parts and more.
Read MoreUsed Car Prices Are The Highest They've Been Since COVID
We're looking at the climbing prices of used cars, and South Korea's latest response to U.S. tariffs, Japanese auto worker unions, and Jeep's latest recall.
Read MoreSubprime Auto Loan Delinquency Is Only Getting Worse
We're looking at how many car owners are behind on their loans, as well as the latest steps towards enacting a U.S./EU trade deal.
Read MoreMcLaren Plans Performance SUV To Cap Lineup Expansion
Can a performance SUV do for McLaren's fortunes what it did for Porsche, Lamborghini, and others?
Read MoreHyundai Data Breach May Have Exposed Data On As Many As 2.7 Million Drivers
We're looking at a data breach at Hyundai, as well as dealers' climbing new-car inventories and more.
Read MoreTesla Loses Even More Ground In China
We're looking at Tesla's sales figures in China, as well as the end of the short-lived Nexperia chip shortage and more.
Read MoreAirlines Scramble To Cancel Hundreds Of Flights To Meet FAA-Mandated 10% Cut
In this morning's edition, we're looking at the first morning of the FAA's flight cuts and the 21% slash in Honda's annual profit forecast.
Read MoreThe Big Vote On Elon Musk's $1 Trillion Tesla Pay Package Is Here
We're looking at the latest updates on Elon Musk's trillion-dollar Tesla payday, as well as Toyota and Honda's latest play for India.
Read MoreAutomakers Beg Trump To Extend North American Free Trade Deal Worth 'Tens Of Billions Of Dollars'
A cavalcade of automakers are telling the White House to extend the current North American free trade deal, Toyota finds a silver lining in rising US sales.
Read MoreTesla Owners Across The Country Are Complaining About Their Malfunctioning Door Handles
Tesla owners are complaining about issues with door handles on their cars, Toyota is getting ready to post its second-straight quarterly profit drop in the U.S.
Read MoreChina To Relieve Looming Chip Shortage By Opening Up Exports To Some Companies
We're looking at a break for companies hit by the new chip shortage, as well as the state of affairs at ZF.
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Toyota (6)
Here's How Much A 2020 Toyota RAV4 Has Depreciated After 5 Years
RAV4s are everywhere for a reason -- here’s how the 2020 model’s depreciation rate compares with rivals in the competitive compact SUV market.
Read MoreToyota Chairman Goes Full MAGA At NASCAR-Inspired Event He Threw In Japan
Remember when Elon Musk was the only automotive CEO pandering to President Donald Trump?
Read MoreThe Surprising History Of Toyota's TRD Program In The U.S.
The first time that the letters TRD adorned anything in the United States, it was actually thanks to a racing duo who imported TRD parts from the Philippines.
Read More5 Philosophies Of The Toyota Way That Are Evident In The Brand Today
"The Toyota Way" isn't just a book title; it's a set of principles the company tries to live by. When it fails to do that, disaster can follow.
Read MoreThen Vs. Now: How The Original FJ Cruiser Compares To The New Model
The FJ Cruiser is returning with various design changes and additional features. How does Toyota's new version of the SUV compare to its original model?
Read MoreYou Can Shower With Your Truck's Pee (If You Drive Toyota's Hydrogen-Powered Overland Tacoma SEMA Concept)
This is hydrogen truck with a party trick: Preserving the wastewater from the fuel cell, and making it available for showering or washing camp supplies.
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San Francisco Muni Driver Appears To Doze Off, Hit A Curve At 50 MPH, Then Tells Passengers To Relax
What appears to be a black BMW narrowly avoided a collision with the speeding train before it finally came to a stop.
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Transportation (4)
California's Orange Highway Stripes Have A Purpose – And It's Actually Working
Despite many drivers not understanding what the non-standard orange lines mean, they still realized it was something unusual and slowed down.
Read More5 Of The World's Longest Bridges You Can Drive Across
The world's longest bridges are meant for trains, but some car bridges are still pretty massive. Here are five of the longest you can cross in a vehicle.
Read MoreEvery Semi Truck Brand Owned By Daimler
Daimler is one of the largest heavy vehicle manufacturers in the world, producing a wide range of trucks for markets across multiple continents.
Read MoreThese Are Some Of The Least RV-Friendly Cities And States In The U.S.: Here's Why
Traveling in an RV can be a great way to explore the country, but not every place is equally hospitable. Here are the cities and states you may want to avoid.
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Trucks (3)
Is It Safe To Use A Tonneau Cover When It's Snowing?
You paid good money for that tonneau cover, and you want to use it all year to protect your truck bed. But is it safe to use it when snow and ice are looming?
Read MoreThe Evolution Of The US Mail Truck (And Why Some Mail Carriers Use Their Personal Vehicles)
From the first horseless carriages to today's modern trucks, the Postal Service has used several kinds of vehicles to ensure that the mail goes through.
Read MoreCaterpillar Used To Build Legendary Truck Engines. Here's Why It Quit
Caterpillar's diesel truck engines were industry leaders, known for reliability, performance, and fuel efficiency. But new technology proved their undoing.
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Turns Out, There Are Some Downsides To Off-Roading A Dodge Viper
Even by Dodge standards, early Vipers were a master class in corner-cutting, which isn't ideal when off-roading.
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Wrenching (20)
Here's How Often You Should Wax Your Car For Best Results
Are you waxing your car as often as you should? The answer depends on factors like the type of wax you use and whether your car is exposed to harsh weather.
Read MoreThis Is The Best Way To Remove Stickers From Car Windows
As necessary as they sometimes are, stickers can be annoying, especially the ones that refuse to come off cleanly or leave stubborn residue behind.
Read MoreJumper Cables Or Portable Jump Starter: Which One Should You Have In Your Trunk?
Jumper cables are useful to jump start your car battery, but they require the help of another vehicle. Are portable jump starters a viable alternative?
Read More11 Cheap Ways To Dress Up Your Engine Bay
The engine bay is too often overlooked, meaning it could really benefit from some TLC. Here are 11 ways to improve the engine bay without breaking the bank.
Read MoreThe Best Way To Clean A Greasy Engine Bay
Your engine bay needs cleaning too, but you have to approach it carefully to avoid soaking sensors, wiring, and other parts that react badly to moisture.
Read MoreHow To Remove A Stuck Oil Drain Plug
Removing a seized oil drain plug can be difficult, but it's not impossible. Here are some of the best methods to try when removing a stuck drain plug.
Read MoreWhy Do Spark Plugs Wear Out?
Engine behavior changes as spark plugs wear, with symptoms like misfires and rough idling. But what causes them to wear down in the first place?
Read MoreThis Tax Dispute Could Cost Arizonans Their RockAuto Access
It boils down to the state deciding that RockAuto has a physical presence in the state and therefore owes back taxes on its sales, plus penalties.
Read MoreWhat's The Difference Between Iridium And Platinum Spark Plugs?
Iridium or platinum spark plugs -- which should you choose for your car? Here’s how they compare when it comes to performance, longevity, and price.
Read MoreIs WD-40 Safe On Car Paint?
WD-40 is incredibly useful in the automotive world, but how safe is it to use on car paint? Can it really help you treat scratches and remove paint transfer?
Read MoreWhat's The Difference Between Copper And Iridium Spark Plugs
Copper spark plugs are affordable and widely available, but iridium spark plugs bring their own set of advantages. Here’s what sets them apart.
Read MoreHow To Remove A Stuck Oil Filter
Dealing with a stuck oil filter? Here are a few smart tools and simple tricks that might save your weekend wrenching session before it gets messy.
Read MoreHow To Remove A Stuck Bolt (Without Breaking It)
Seized bolts are a huge annoyance, but they're not always impossible to remove. Here are some of the best ways to remove a stuck fastener without breaking it.
Read MoreHow To Remove A Stuck Or Broken Oil Dipstick
You should check your engine's oil level regularly, but how can you do that if the dipstick is stuck or broken? There are lots of ways to fix the problem.
Read MoreOverfilled Your Oil? Here's How To Get Rid Of The Excess
If you've overfilled your car's oil, there are two basic methods for remove the extra. One works from above the car, the other from below it.
Read MoreAll The Horrible Things You Should Never Use To Quiet A Noisy Engine Belt
There's no shortage of terrible "solutions" most people turn to when they're met with a screaming engine belt. This list can help you avoid the worst ones.
Read MoreThis Is The Safest Way To Remove A Broken Spark Plug
You'll know when a spark plug breaks. The question is, do you know how to safely replace a broken spark plug and which tools to use? Here's a simple guide.
Read MoreHow Long Can You Keep Driving When The Low Coolant Light Comes On?
A thermometer shape on your dashboard isn’t something to ignore. Keep driving after it lights up, and you might not like what happens next to your engine.
Read MoreWhat Causes Warped Brake Rotors?
That shaky feeling when braking isn’t random, but it doesn’t always mean you need new rotors. Sometimes your car just wants a little attention.
Read MoreCan DIY Oil Changes Void Your Car's Warranty?
They say changing your own oil voids your warranty, but is that really true? Well, it's more complicated than it seems. Here's what you need to know.
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