To test these tires,Tire Rack used a Tesla Model 3, but they weren't testing EV-specific tires, and the results should be relevant regardless of what you drive.
Read MoreAmerican car owners are underestimating their yearly cost of car ownership by thousands of dollars, and it's higher in some states than others.
Read MoreA used Mercedes can be a brilliant idea or a personal finance trap. Here's a guide to the ones most worth looking for, even if their rarity can make it tough.
Read MoreIs inflation hitting hard? Learn how to score incredible deals on previously-leased cars. Get insider tips on finding reliable, affordable vehicles.
Read MoreSomething special and a little weird, as an upgrade from a fast wagon? This feels like bait.
Read MoreFake car listings are becoming increasingly difficult to spot as scammers adopt AI tools, but a few overlooked details can still expose them.
Read MoreThree rows, zero emissions, and eye-catching doors. But is a cheap Model X such a great idea?
Read MoreThe Certified Pre-Owned label carries quite a few benefits. It also carries some glaring downsides, which means it might not be best for everyone.
Read MoreGoodyear and Michelin are strong competitors, both offering high-quality tires. But their warranties aren't so equal, especially if you look beyond treadwear.
Read MoreLexus and Toyota's vehicles share so many components, your local Toyota dealer should surely be able to service both brands, right? Only to a point.
Read MoreExotic sports cars, high-performance muscle cars, and even ultra-premium luxury cars are all available from rental car companies if you know where to look.
Read MoreThe Toyota Highlander is the RAV4's bigger, more spacious stablemate, but which of the two popular, reliable SUVs has held its value better?
Read MoreIt's feels like 103 degrees here in NYC, with humidity to match, so we're taking a road trip somewhere a little bit cooler: Seattle, Washington.
Read MoreBarry is looking for a replacement to their RDX that will be safe and reliable, but also not too fancy. With a budget up to $25,000, what car should they buy?
Read MoreNick lives in Brooklyn, and wants an affordable longroof for weekend trips. With a budget of around $8,000 what car should he buy?
Read MoreA stolen car is usually covered by whatever vehicle-specific insurance policy you have, but things get complicated with specific parts or personal belongings.
Read MoreWide, low, and oppressively German, the Nuvolari looks enough like an evolution of the R8 without being too derivative or retro about it.
Read MoreTractors aren't typically thought of as speed demons. However, this tractor holds the record as the world's fastest and is a marvel of engineering.
Read MoreDo you need a huge armored personnel carrier that can go just about anywhere? Then you might want to check out the Brazilian Army's special vehicle.
Read MoreIt's a good reminder not to skip your routine health checks.
Read MoreBuc-ee's gas stations are truly massive, but that doesn't mean you can park your RV there overnight. Here's why the chain doesn't allow overnight stays.
Read MoreIn order to get ready for all the drivers stopping for gas and brisket, Ruston reportedly needs a new access road and some traffic light upgrades.
Read MoreBMW may be known as one of the most famous German automakers, but many of its contemporary vehicles are built in the U.S., including these models.
Read MoreBoats engines are made to run in the water, which acts as their coolant. But you can test a boat motor on dry land with a simple piece of equipment.
Read MoreIt was originally built for a marketing stunt many decades ago, effectively abandoned at some point, discovered, and then restored.
Read MoreConcrete ships sound like a bad idea, but Archimedes' Principle proves otherwise. Here is why engineers turned to this material during wartime crises.
Read MoreThis form of blockade running, transferring oil directly from smuggler ships to bigger boats, has long been in use by nations that need to evade U.S. sanctions.
Read MorePerhaps the biggest issue, though, will be a race for nearby ports at which ships can be inspected and cleaned.
Read MoreThe 1,000 rule for boat motors is a helpful guideline when making a buying decision, but it can't tell the whole story. Learn why service and use matter too.
Read MoreThat tempting used Range Rover price tag comes with tradeoffs. Learn what's driving the brand's steep depreciation and what it can cost you.
Read MoreIf you're in the market for a used Genesis GV80, it's worth checking out the depreciation rates. Here's how much a 2021 GV80 has depreciated in 5 years.
Read MoreIf you're thinking about investing in a used Rivian R1T for your next vehicle, here's how much a 2022 model has depreciated in the last 4 years.
Read MoreThe 2021 BMW X5 M is one ridiculously fast V8 SUV, but keeping it on the road can cost you your kid's college fund. Here's how much it has depreciated so far.
Read MoreA lot of muscle cars are seen as legendary dream cars that anyone would love to own. But a few aren't quite as great for day-to-day life as you'd think.
Read MoreEuropean cars often get a bad rap for reliability, but it doesn't apply to all models. These are some of the most dependable European cars available in the U.S.
Read MoreDoes buying from BaT bring the same level of cachet as buying from the RM Sotheby's, Gooding & Co, and Bonhams of the world?
Read MoreEven if you can find one of the few Fisker Oceans that's still on the road, it might not be a great idea to spend the money on the highly depreciated EV.
Read MoreWith my imaginary $25,000, do I want the barebones electric workhorse that I can make a project out of, or the stalwart SUV from a storied brand?
Read MoreCarvana is known for those big automotive vending machines, full of used cars, but the business has expanded to new-car dealerships, too.
Read MoreComputer said yes, dealer said no.
Read MoreCar design is a dynamic process that has evolved in surprising ways over the last century, often led by creative visionaries with big ideas.
Read MoreIt's one of the strangest sedans of all time, but whether you love it or hate it, the wedge-shaped Lagonda is a huge part of Aston Martin's history.
Read MoreUnlike many Chevy trucks, the Corvette never offered a diesel engine. These insane builds are what happens when you stuff an oil burner in a 'Vette anyway.
Read MoreHyundai didn't play things safe when redesigning one of its best-selling cars.
Read MoreEven if you don't have any drugs to hide, who doesn't love a hidden compartment in a fancy Denali pickup truck?
Read MoreMorgan is only going to make nine of these throwback coupes, which is a damn shame because just look at it!
Read MoreThe new paint is called Premium Crystal Garnet Metallic, and it does bring to mind a bottle of red wine, as does the appropriately named Bordeaux interior trim.
Read MoreIf you're completing a vintage vehicle restoration project and looking for replacement panels or even a body, these companies should be on your radar.
Read MoreRenault made the 5 Turbo to compete in intense rally events. But a certain addition to the car allowed to have an absurd range of around 800 miles.
Read MoreOne of TVR’s most famous engines redefined performance benchmarks, but its development led to an even more extreme project that changed everything.
Read MoreThe redesigned Allroad is 4.4 inches wider than a regular A6 Avant and 3.3 inches wider than the old Allroad, and it'll come to America.
Read MoreWhile many muscle cars focused solely on speed, one model carved out a niche by combining premium comfort with serious performance.
Read MoreThe massive hood scoop alone would help this muscle car stand out in a crowd, but the bright red, white, and blue graphics put it over the top.
Read MoreThe Mercedes 35 PS was more than a car. It represented a turning point in history, bridging the gap between motorized carriages and the modern vehicle.
Read MoreThe exterior design of the mid-engine supercar has also been tweaked, and it still looks excellent.
Read MoreYou might know a lot about V6 and V8 engines, but you might not know that there are W engines as well. And they come in many different sizes.
Read MoreSeveral advances in aerodynamics technology after the '70s completely revolutionized the car world, making cars sleeker, faster, and more fuel-efficient.
Read MoreResponses to the Hummer X included "Who is this for," "I think its silly," "That car looks it was ai generated in 2022,"and perhaps most succinctly, "oh i f*cking hate this."
Read MoreThese five inline-six engines prove there's indeed a replacement for displacement, offering factory power outputs that embarrass many modern V8s.
Read MoreThe MX-5 is supposed to be a fun car, why doesn't it come in any fun colors?
Read MoreThe convertible Corvette is quite a desirable car these days, but it wasn't always the case -- and some Corvettes were never even sold in drop-top form.
Read MoreThe Chevy Vega was supposed to be GM's breakthrough compact car, but things went horribly wrong. It's now considered legendary for all the wrong reasons.
Read MoreA surprising American performance car has emerged as a favorite among Gen Z enthusiasts, standing out in a field dominated by Japanese models.
Read MoreWith a competitor dominating sales, Chevrolet responded with a streamlined development strategy that dramatically shortened production timelines.
Read MorePickups used to be workhorses but now they're so much more, and the 1955 Chevy Cameo Carrier is to blame. Here's the story behind the first lifestyle pickup.
Read MoreIt's time for Ford to develop a modern lightweight sports car with good fuel economy and a low price point to round out its performance portfolio.
Read MoreRevealed at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the M Concept Neue Klasse is also a look into the future of all M car designs.
Read MoreThe definition of a roadster keeps shifting, from the term's earliest days to its modern incarnations. It hasn't even always been used about automobiles.
Read MoreIf you were still under the illusion that your '90s car would keep you and your passengers perfectly safe in a crash, it's time to reconsider that notion.
Read MoreIt's been widely known that the middle of your car's back seat is its safest place to sit. But sometimes things change over time. So is this "fact" still true?
Read MoreMost Americans don't know how to escape a sinking car, despite being confident that they do. Protect yourself and your kids by using the SWOC survival method.
Read MoreWhatever you make of it, this is certainly a strange situation, but it's nice to see an old friend of the blog turn up all these years later.
Read MoreIf a downed power line hits your car, your first instinct may be to exit, but that is generally the most dangerous thing you could do. Here's what to know.
Read MoreInflation has probably made you rethink your insurance, and we can't blame you. But investing in better protection might actually be the smart financial move.
Read MoreIn case you needed a reminder, scorching summer heat can quickly turn your car into an oven. Here's a list of items you should never leave behind in your car.
Read MoreThe hyper-powerful Aston hypercar is being recalled for an issue that could cause a fire in the brake cooling ducts during high-speed driving.
Read MoreWho needs privacy, when the alternative is nebulous and periodically misused surveillance?
Read MoreIt's been four years since Speed Bump Olympics posted its first video showing negligent drivers catching air, but drivers still haven't learned their lesson.
Read MoreNeeding a used car that's cheap doesn't mean it has to be unsafe, too. These cars all average under $6,000 and have performed well in IIHS safety tests.
Read MoreThe way Consumer Reports tests new vehicles looks like a ton of fun. Here are some of the tests the organization uses and why they're so important.
Read MoreOver half a century ago, Mercedes-Benz revolutionized the world of auto safety by introducing this technology that's now standard on virtually all vehicles.
Read MoreAfter pulling someone out from under playground equipment, the crossing guard made sure to get himself well-deserved a soft serve cone.
Read MoreParking lots are among America's accident hotspots, according to official data, but why do so many accidents happen in such a low-speed environment?
Read MoreJames Giovansanti's pickup became a common sight on Staten Island as it sped in school zones and blew through red lights, racking up 547 infractions since 2022.
Read MoreBoth parties denied street racing allegations from officers, but the drivers of a 350 Z and a C5 Corvette were both booked for speeding in excess of 100 mph.
Read MoreWith hundreds of thousands of surveillance cameras popping up all over the U.S., there's pushback on the efforts to track everyday American's movements.
Read MoreAfter running a Toyota Supra into a concrete barrier, the suspect jumped off the highway, into the swamp, and was promptly attacked by an alligator.
Read MoreAdvertisements for cars that don't exist and ads with misleading prices are frustrating car shoppers, but the FTC is putting dealers on notice.
Read MoreThe thief used a driverless Waymo, complete with 29 cameras, for transportation to and from the scene of a crime, but police still haven't made any arrests.
Read MoreIf you've got a prescription and you're below Australia's legal limits, driving with a little bit of THC in your system won't necessarily be a deal-breaker.
Read MoreScotland's nature agency, was unsure why the parrot would be eating or dismantling the rubber parts of car, but offered a few theories as to why.
Read MoreThere are several factors to consider when picking a system that helps you secure your vehicle, but cost and effectiveness are probably the two most important.
Read MoreAfter having the same Camaro ZL1 stolen twice, the owners say they'll likely move on to a different vehicle, even if theirs is recovered.
Read MoreThe rider, who already had eight license suspensions, caught the attention of officers with a tucked license plate and some illegal lane splitting.
Read MoreJoie Chitwood, stuntman or "thrill driving star" of the 1960s, calls it carelessness. Sixty years later in the heat of the moment, we call them "idiots."
Read MoreThe King of Rock and Roll was notorious for shooting inanimate objects that displeased him, and in the late '60s, his gold Eldorado joined the list.
Read MoreThe 4 gallon rule only applies to blender pumps found in some gas stations, and it isn't just a hoax to get you to pump more fuel into your car.
Read MoreAlongside a hands-on 3.5-hour driving lesson, the ticket gets you full admission to the museum's massive 190,000-square-foot compounds featuring over 500 cars.
Read MoreLiving on the road comes with certain challenges, and not everything is as idyllic as influencers might have you believe but it's not all bad either.
Read MoreWhat might be the most enchanting about this video though is the reminder of all the different componentry and materials it takes to make an automobile.
Read MoreThe car enthusiast world's most beloved Fast and Furious actor has returned to the screen for another feature-length film featuring cars.
Read MoreFord's presence in SubTropolis has expanded over 1 million square feet since the 1960s.
Read MoreSwappable paint, spoilers, and wheels are kind of a given, but "Clutch" lets you put stuff like trash and clothes all around the interior of your race car.
Read MoreSure, it racks up the slowest time in 'Will It Rally?' history, but it's also one of the most entertaining videos in Team O'Neil's series, too.
Read MoreFrom soaring bird wings to futuristic rockets, the bizarre and beautiful bus stops of the former Soviet Union are enduring evidence of poetic pushback.
Read MoreSummer 2026 is packed with cool car shows, and our top picks include everything from epic swap meets and roaring cruises to jaw-dropping classics.
Read MoreTo qualify for the credit a new EV's MSRP can't exceed $50,000 while a used EV can't cost more than $25,000, but that price cap won't apply to Rivian and Lucid.
Read MoreWhat if, instead of buying a Slate Truck, you started with that 1982 Toyota, then turned it into a comparable EV?
Read MoreTesla and Rivian are both competitive names in the electric-vehicle sphere. For anyone comparing the two, here's how the companies' warranties stack up.
Read MoreVolvo was in the exact same predicament, but received approval from the Trump administration to continue U.S. sales despite the Connected Vehicle Rule.
Read MoreBattery life has improved a lot in recent years, and warranties mean you can keep your EV for a long time without fear of paying for a replacement battery.
Read MorePlug-in hybrids don't have the best reputation for reliability. In fact, three of Consumer Reports' least reliable PHEVs of 2026 have already been discontinued.
Read MoreElectric cars are notorious for their steep depreciation rates, but some are worse than others. Here's which 2021 EVs are now the biggest bargains.
Read MoreThe rap on EVs is that making their batteries is such a dirty process, you're better off environmentally to drive a gas-powered car. But that claim is bogus.
Read MoreTelo's fate is still far from settled, but we'll take good news where we can find it.
Read MoreMIT's researches found that EVs save 40%–60% of emissions compared to gas cars, with that going up to 90% in urban driving.
Read MoreWhile both EVs and hybrids see a drop in efficiency in extreme heat and cold, they don't suffer in the same way. Learn how weather impacts hybrid MPG.
Read MoreAs gas prices continue to rise, more car buyers are turning to EVs when they trade in their old gas-powered cars, and EV owners are becoming even more loyal.
Read MoreAs you might expect, aggressive driving can affect how much charge your EV holds. But there's more you'll need to keep track of to maximize its range.
Read MoreThough its simplicity and breadth of customization are appealing at first, the electric Slate pickup just doesn't feel worth its $24,950 base price.
Read MoreDon't call it a minivan — Mercedes says its new VLE is a "grand limousine," and it'll actually come to the U.S. alongside even fancier VLS and Maybach models.
Read MoreLike its big siblings, the Rivian R2 is simply satisfying in basically every regard, a crossover all sorts of people will easily fall in love with.
Read MoreWith a supercar-like platform and an emphasis on design, the Polestar 5 feels special, and the automaker sent it on a 4,000-mile road trip to prove its worth.
Read MoreFord introduced its 3-liter Power Stroke in the 2018 F-150, but killed it just four model years later. Multiple issues led to its the company's decision.
Read MoreFord's Mustang vehicles are known for resisting depreciation very well. But how well does its high-end Shelby GT500 variant hold up after five years?
Read MoreFord once relied heavily on a tire supplier for almost 100 years, but a giant failure changed that relationship in ways still visible on new vehicles today.
Read MoreFord used an 800-pound Kodiak bear to show off the security system on their F-150 pickup truck, highlighting smartphone notifications for break-ins.
Read MoreWhat kind of car has an oil filter located so poorly that you have to use an assortment of extensions and swivels to change it? This kind does.
Read MoreThe Ford Model T altered the course of history. As simple as the car might be, its transmission was anything but — it could be a nightmare to operate.
Read MoreReversing a trailer without steering-wheel inputs sounds like a gimmick, but Ford's system uses a specific combination of hardware and software to pull it off.
Read MoreWidmann contests the Bronco Raptor might actually have too much power. And here I was, thinking this was America.
Read MoreCreated to compete with the BMW 3 Series, the Ford Merkur XR4Ti had a long list of strengths, but they couldn’t outweigh the cards stacked against it.
Read MoreThis 7,700-lb monster dwarfed every other SUV on the market and packed the biggest-displacement diesel engine Ford ever produced, towing up to 11,000 lbs.
Read MoreI can hear your keyboards furiously typing already.
Read MoreFordlandia was abandoned in the 1940s, but preservationists in the region have worked since the 1990s to have the dying city declared a heritage site.
Read MoreIf you're the type of person who has long wanted a Bronco but felt that it's just a little too crappy for you, well, your prayers have been answered.
Read MoreWhere there's one pre-owned Taycan available in the $30,000-range, more are sure to follow. In a few more months, we could be swimming in them.
Read MoreThis is terrible, truly terrible, and for that I can't help but adore it.
Read MoreIn honor of the Knicks, NBA champions for the first time in 53 years, today's collection of cars has a theme: Everything is blue and orange.
Read MoreReid is now looking for a reasonably practical manual shifting replacement for his Ford Focus ST. With a budget up to $25,000, what car should he buy?
Read MoreIf you can afford the auction, you can probably afford the gas.
Read MoreWith the help of a little nitrous, this Typhoon now reportedly makes 682 horsepower.
Read MoreThe Lotus 340R looks like nothing else on the road, but getting your hands on this rare performance roadster is going to cost quite a bit.
Read MoreWell, whether you've had a rough week or not, I think you deserve a reward.
Read MoreThere are only five bona fide minivans on sale in 2026, and yet each offers surprising performance for the segment. Here's how they stack up.
Read MoreThe Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is a versatile van that comes in numerous configurations. While towing isn't its main purpose, here's how much you can haul with one.
Read MoreHonda's original Element was arguably ahead of its time. Could a new, hybrid version do any better?
Read MoreWidely considered one of the car industry's most satisfying 6-speeds, shifting the Honda S2000's manual transmission feels like operating a bolt-action rifle.
Read MoreHonda is known for the exceptional reliability and longevity of its vehicles. However, these used models, in particular, are some of the most reliable ever.
Read MoreHonda’s E-Clutch lets riders shift without using a clutch lever, but the trick lies in how electric motors take over part of the clutch mechanism.
Read MoreHondas have a well-deserved reputation for reliability. But some of them also have a history of recall notices, lawsuit settlements, and other issues.
Read MoreAttainable electric cars are faster than ever, with family sedans like the Ioniq 6 N capable of blasting around the Nürburgring faster than some supercars.
Read MorePlenty of drivers can spot a semi, but far fewer know the engineering detail and naming history that actually set it apart from a full truck.
Read MoreCarbon fiber looks easy to repaint, but multiple prep and finishing steps determine whether the result holds up or fails completely over time.
Read MoreDeciding whether to get a car wash membership isn't as simple as dividing the price by the cost of joining. There are lots of things to take into account.
Read MoreModern cars are notoriously tricky to work on, thanks to all the on-board software, but all this is just a rewind of Hollywood concerns around VCRs in the '70s.
Read MoreIf your car's headlights are foggy and yellow and you're considering purchasing a restoration kit, here's what you need to know to ensure you do the job right.
Read MoreLeaving a small opening in your garage door can be an enticing strategy to let in some cool air and stave off summer heat, but it's not the safest approach.
Read MoreIs a funky interior ruining your drive? Spot the subtle signs of mold in your vehicle and discover the best ways to sanitize it and improve air quality.
Read MoreOnce a defining symbol of automotive prestige, hood ornaments were everywhere. So what caused them to nearly vanish from modern cars?
Read MoreAll obsolete cars are old, but not all old cars are obsolete. The Ford Model T, for one, is ancient, but is it really obsolete when it's still used off-road?
Read MoreIf you're concerned your transmission fluid might be due for replacement, it might be worth having a look at it. But what will its color tell you?
Read MoreDiscover which major auto maintenance brand topped the latest J.D. Power rankings for customer satisfaction, speed, and overall service quality.
Read MoreTwice as durable as plastic and with self-lubricating properties, this rare wood is still used for durable bearings and seals in ships and hydroelectric plants
Read MoreMazda's brand name carries one of the car industry's most intriguing backstories, mixing corporate strategy with history and religious mythology.
Read MoreMichelin found success in its first 24 Hours of Le Mans, 75 years ago, and never looked back. Its success in the grueling event has helped fuel its rise.
Read MoreThe turbochargers that come with your performance car from the factory are usually much different than what you can buy on the aftermarket. But should you?
Read MoreIt's no surprise that some drivers want to save fuel at the moment, but will switching it off in traffic really save you money at the pumps?
Read MoreUnderstanding how wind resistance and road vibrations affect a tow vehicle is key to safety. Explore core principles of trailer stability and sway prevention.
Read MoreMercedes-Benz built a four-cylinder engine with more horses than any other, but that didn't shield it from U.S. criticism. They liked it better in Britain.
Read MoreSome of the most common fuel-saving tips drivers follow every day may actually be increasing fuel consumption instead of reducing it.
Read MoreThat fluorescent puke yellow-green color was carefully chosen by the MUTCD, and the reason why goes deeper than just being bright and visible.
Read MoreA long list of common Nissan models have been linked to CVT issues that many owners only discover after buying the car used.
Read MoreThe grinding of gears that accompanies shifting without taking your foot off the gas never happens in cars with no-lift shift. Here's how it works.
Read MoreKnow the rules before you pull over. Find out if it’s legal to sleep at Thruway rest stops and how long you're allowed to stay.
Read MoreYou build a roundabout so traffic will flow more smoothly than with a stoplight. But one Florida city spent millions on a roundabout, then added traffic lights.
Read MoreEngine coolant is essential for preventing overheating, yet many vehicle owners remain unsure how often they should inspect it as part of routine maintenance.
Read MoreThe inline-6 engine is popular with enthusiasts, thanks to its smoothness and power, but what are the drawbacks of using the straight-6 format?
Read MoreThe NSG370 was the Jeep Wrangler's first six-speed manual, bringing a German-made gearbox to the iconic American off-roader. Here's the story behind the tech.
Read MoreA simple tire pressure check method is widely used by drivers, but real-world conditions can quickly expose where it works, and where it doesn’t.
Read MoreThe idea behind GM's active and dynamic fuel management systems is brilliant, but they may be asking too much of the poor hydraulic lifters.
Read MoreTie rods are crucial for your car's safety and handling, and they can easily give out after a nasty pothole. These signs will tell you it's time for new ones.
Read MoreSummer tires are built for performance, and part of that is gripping the road with fierce determination. Naturally, some tires manage this better than others.
Read MoreIf you're wondering why most German cars that push over 500 horsepower top out at 155 mph, it's completely intentional and kind of brilliant.
Read MoreWhile it may seem counterproductive, detuning an engine has many real-world benefits, and car manufacturers regularly release detuned versions of their engines.
Read MoreThe Ford Deuce coupe is a 1932 classic that inspired an entire hot rod subculture, but it also made it into a very awkward misheard lyric in a Manfred Mann hit.
Read MoreWhile O2 sensors have no fixed replacement schedule, your driving style and the health of other engine components can drastically affect its life span.
Read MoreIn Utah's Catstair Canyon, off Highway 89, is a massive wall of rusted old cars. They were left there 60 years ago for a very specific, practical task.
Read MoreIf you're thinking about sealing your concrete garage floor, you should consider the following pros and cons before choosing a contractor and sealer type.
Read MoreOne of America's largest gas station chains is pouring millions into turning soybeans into renewable biodiesel, and it makes sense once you see the numbers.
Read MoreMany cars feel fine past 100,000 miles, but hidden wear in key systems can quickly turn minor maintenance into major repair decisions if ignored.
Read MoreA car's interior and the things in it heat up quickly in the sun, and drinking 150-degree water might be unpleasant. But is it actually harmful?
Read MoreIf you've ever seen a mountain symbol on a tire's sidewall and wondered what it means, you're not alone. Here's what that icon signifies and how tires get it.
Read MoreApart from just your car's type, power, and price, information that may seem random or irrelevant can massively hike your insurance premiums.
Read MoreA cracked engine block is generally considered a bad thing for many reasons, but just how can you tell whether or not your block is broken?
Read MoreMaking sure your engine has proper compression is vital for its health. You can rely on one of two methods to test this, but they aren't quite equal.
Read MoreWhat happens when you hear chirping coming from under your hood? Finding a bird nest in your car could potentially be a much bigger problem than you think.
Read MoreGround straps might seem a bit superfluous, but they do a crucial job for your car's electrics. Neglect this simple but critical part at your peril.
Read MoreIt sounds ridiculous at first, but when you think about it, could a dark-colored car really make a difference when it comes to efficiency in hot weather?
Read MoreManual and automatic transmission fluids should do roughly the same job, but there are differences between the two. Here's why they aren't interchangeable.
Read MoreYou might sometimes hear of truckers being called "owner-operators", but what exactly does that mean, and why would a trucker want to be one?
Read MoreWe're sure you've noticed gas prices are high, and you've probably considered switching to E85. We've done the math to see if it actually saves you any money.
Read MoreWe've all read those 'Florida Man' stories, but is the Sunshine State really such a hotbed for chaotic driving, or is there something else at play here?
Read MoreIf you've ever taken your car to a tire shop and it came back with green tire valve stem caps, it's not because the shop lost your original caps.
Read MoreCopying a key design component from Ford, this was supposed to be Pontiac's best high-performance V8 of the '70s, but it turned into a disappointment.
Read MoreA connected trucking system automatically optimizes systems for road elevation changes ahead, reducing fuel consumption across hilly terrain.
Read MoreWe know insurers have the right to deny customers insurance for their vehicles, but what sort of issues could lead to them making that decision?
Read MoreYour car's touch screen is different from your smartphone's screen, and so are the ways you should clean it. Here are the right and wrong ways to get that done.
Read MoreWhile much of it comes down to the driver's skill, one important component plays a crucial role in allowing manual transmission drag cars to match automatics.
Read MoreAs you might imagine, the role of a power divider in a semi-truck is to distribute power between axles. But when is it used, and how do you operate it safely?
Read MorePollen is notorious for spoiling our summer fun, making our noses stream and our eyes water, but it isn't just humans that tiny particles of pollen can impact.
Read MoreThe AAA's Glidden Tour was wildly influential in helping to showcase the reliability and usefulness of early cars. Here's the story behind the classic cruise.
Read MoreOne of the world's first turbocharged production cars, the 1962 Oldsmobile Jetfire was as problematic as it was innovative and only lasted for two model years.
Read MoreWhat's the secret to diesel engines usually lasting longer than their gasoline-powered counterparts? To some extent, it comes down to just one word.
Read MoreMagnesium is lighter than aluminum, but why is it rare under the hood? Discover the engineering, corrosion, and cost challenges associated with magnesium.
Read MoreMost people assume every Mercedes comes from Germany, but the United States actually serves as a massive production hub for some of its most popular vehicles.
Read MoreYour car's third brake light is a vital piece of safety equipment, and there may be legal consequences if you're caught driving without it. Here's what to know.
Read MoreCanada had a massive trade deficit with the U.S. until 1965, when the Automotive Products Trade Agreement was signed by Lester Pearson and Lyndon Johnson.
Read MoreMichelin may be the company most famous for pioneering radial tires, but this intrepid entrepreneur was actually making radial tires 30 years before Michelin.
Read MoreIf you find that when you get home from work, or vice versa, you just want to sit in your car awhile before going inside, don't fret. You're far from alone.
Read MoreThere are numerous differences between diesel and gas engines, including the number of fuel filters each uses. Here's why many diesels use two fuel filters.
Read MoreFactors such as condition and history can drastically swing the final offer CarMax makes for your car either way, and some owners have wild experiences.
Read MoreModern cars collect a tremendous amount of personal data, but there are ways to delete it. Here are the steps you need to take to protect your privacy.
Read MoreSome speed limit signs now feature a red border that stands out from the usual design. Here’s why it’s being used and what it signals.
Read MoreMichelin is famous for making tires and rating restaurants, yet the French company has lots of other projects on the side. But what exactly are they?
Read MoreA remote Mojave Desert attraction has left more than a few drivers stranded in the sand, making the right vehicle essential.
Read MoreCars provide many opportunities for fun DIY jobs, but you shouldn't attempt to build all of your own parts, especially when it comes to this system.
Read MoreYour car's backup camera is a vital piece of equipment that makes parking much easier. But if you don't maintain it properly, repairs can be extremely pricey.
Read MoreYou might have heard that a dirty car is more aerodynamic. But is there really any truth to that statement? Here's what the MythBusters had to say about it.
Read MorePort fuel injection has some big advantages, but automakers increasingly are using gasoline direct injection instead. The reasons are numerous.
Read MoreMore than 20 years ago, California stepped in to ban the gas additive MTBE, but why did the state take that step, and what exactly was wrong with MTBE?
Read MoreIf you've heard of racing enthusiasts and drag racers discuss blueprinting, but have no idea what they're talking about, this explainer will be for you.
Read MoreMercedes' 6.3-liter SEL was already a beast, but the 6.9-liter engine turned the Sonderklasse into one of the world's fastest sports saloons.
Read MoreAlthough crankshaft and camshaft sensors are generally reliable, they can fail. But what should you expect to see if one of your sensors goes bad?
Read MoreWhile we call both of these two fossil fuel sources 'gas,' compressed natural gas and gasoline are two very different things with some interesting similarities.
Read MoreSome car makers sell their vehicles through franchise dealerships, while others sell direct to customers, but what are the legalities of these two approaches?
Read MoreInheriting an expensive car sounds like a dream come true, but that is not always the case. Brutal taxes and legal hurdles can turn it into a nightmare.
Read MoreLove's gas stations and travel stops are legendary among truckers and road trippers. Here's the incredible story behind this iconic chain of fueling stations.
Read MoreHigher taxes help make diesel cost more than gas in some states, but it's less harshly taxed in others. The reasons lie in different states' tax philosophies.
Read MoreYou might have seen Europeans complain that U.S. gasoline has a lower octane number, but what's the difference between European 95 and U.S. 91?
Read MoreMulti-point inspections go beyond oil change courtesy checks, visual safety inspections, and state-mandated inspections to catch issues early.
Read MoreLow oil pressure can be extremely harmful to a car's engine. If your oil pressure light turns on, this is what you should check first and some potential fixes.
Read MoreYou probably know how diesel engines work, but it's one thing to understand the theory and a whole different thing to actually see how diesel fuel ignites.
Read MoreTurbo cars are losing that signature whistle we all know and love, so some automakers are now using speakers to imitate it. It's still as fake as it gets.
Read MoreWant to give your car away? We commend your generosity, but people will inevitably assume there's a catch — and that assumption usually comes from experience.
Read MoreFor a long time, the U.S. Interstate Highway System was the longest in the world at over 46,000 miles, but its construction took a lot longer than planned.
Read MoreReplacing old "crash boxes," this cool transmission component is the reason you can granny shift and not double-clutch in every modern manual transmission car.
Read MoreFor years, Chrysler insisted that this car never existed. However, it turns out that rumors about the legendary vehicle were true all along. Here's the story.
Read MoreThe American gas station and convenience store chain has two special locations that bring new meaning to the phrase "everything is bigger in Texas."
Read MoreASE certifications look great on paper, but do they really matter in the real world? Here's what you need to know about ASE-certified mechanics.
Read MoreThe reliability of manual vs. automatic transmissions is an age-old car debate, but the answer is more layered than most drivers may imagine.
Read MoreStick shift cars can provide more engagement and driving satisfaction than any automatic, but not shaking these driving habits will quickly kill all the fun.
Read MoreIf you're using the terms "fire truck" and "fire engine" interchangeably, you're missing an important distinction between these firefighting vehicles.
Read MoreWildfires are becoming more common, and vehicles are one of the ways in which they can start, but how do you prevent your car from adding to the stats?
Read MoreYou’re not alone if you’ve wondered whether Flex Seal can patch a tire. Several YouTubers have attempted this fix and shared their results to save you time.
Read MoreConcrete can last a long time, but if it starts to develop cracks, it can look ugly and eventually lose its integrity. Luckily, a DIY fix is entirely possible.
Read MoreEven when it's minus 20 out and your hand will stick to the lever, there are states that still won't let you pump gas without continually holding the handle.
Read MoreHonda's famously reliable midsize sedan, the 2021 Accord has racked up numerous awards and recognitions. Here's what that means for its five-year depreciation.
Read MoreThe 2026 Toyota RAV4 is a massive hit among buyers thanks to its hybrid power and optional AWD, but it gets some serious competition from these cheaper SUVs.
Read MoreYou'll often hear auto journalists discussing "full-size" SUVs, but what exactly does that mean? And how can you define full- and mid-size models?
Read MoreSubaru is considered among the world's most trusted and reliable mass-market brands. Here's what that means for its resale values, and which model stands out.
Read MoreThe sea is an incredibly powerful treasure trove of biodiversity, but it's also the final resting place for lots of cars. Here are some of our favorites.
Read MoreThe Cadillac CT4-V Blackwing commanded $60,390 in 2022. Here's what depreciation did to this wild twin-turbo sports sedan's value just four years later.
Read MoreBy the time your radar detector notices police are clocking your speed, it may be too late to avoid a speeding ticket. But can a radar jammer help?
Read MoreYou can get a specialty plate for all sorts of things, and in some states the list goes on for pages. But we didn't see these five professions' plates coming.
Read MoreVolvo owes a lot of its popularity to its stellar reputation for safety, but the brand recently struggled with reliability. Here's how the 2025 XC60 stacks up.
Read MoreWhile definitely a problem, safety tech and expensive packages aren't the main culprits for raising car prices, and both consumers and dealers play a part.
Read MoreCar repair costs can be debilitating. Fortunately, there are numerous charities that may help you pay for these repairs, including these organizations.
Read MoreIt's sad for car lovers, but prototypes are often destroyed, especially in the U.S. These nine prototype cars, though, turned up after decades being missing.
Read MoreDepending on the model and factors such as your state, insuring an EV can easily be 50% more expensive than a gas-powered car, but the gap is quickly narrowing.
Read MoreHeadlights are a topic of conversation at the moment, with some concerns about brightness, but this is how independent organisations measure cars' lights.
Read MoreWhile locked differentials and LSDs both provide amazing grip, they behave very differently in the corners and are used for different applications.
Read MoreThe fastest and most dangerous motorcycle of the '70s, when Kawasaki finally tamed the 'Widowmaker,' it did so at the cost of losing what made it special.
Read MoreSport bikes offer ultimate performance, both on the street and the track, but these touring bikes are just as fast without sacrificing comfort.
Read MoreHybrid motorcycles could be faster, more efficient, and have longer engine life, but there are significant hurdles keeping them from being widely adopted.
Read MoreThe Vespisti invaded Rome this week.
Read MoreThe LS6 makes 535 hp and 520 lb-ft of torque, bringing the 0-60 time down to 2.8 seconds and letting the Stingray run the quarter-mile in 11 seconds flat.
Read MoreTwo unusual and understated hybrids of completely different types, separated by seventeen years of progress, but with nearly the same fuel economy ratings.
Read MoreThough it rides on the old CLAR platform, the fifth-generation X5 has styling and technology taken from BMW's Neue Klasse cars, and a wide range of powertrains.
Read MoreThe Japan-market version of the beloved ND Miata may have gotten quieter, but Mazda has also worked to make it slightly more awesome in other areas.
Read MoreNHTSA will be establishing new testing procedures to ensure that ADS-operated vehicles are braking safely and to US regulations.
Read MoreBuilt as a promo for Lego Technic's 1:8-scale kit, the full-size Lego Sadair's Spear hit 69 mph, doubling the previous Lego speed record.
Read MoreWhether EVs go cobalt-free before gas/diesel or after, neither change will get the kids out of the cobalt mines.
Read MoreWhether expensive gas broke your budget or not, it still sucks any time the price of something you need suddenly gets way more expensive than it was.
Read MoreEach and every one of the Slate's compact electric trucks will be gross margin positive, says the automaker's CEO Peter Faricy.
Read MoreThankfully this specific case has already been dismissed, but it stands as an example of the risks all trans people face by simply driving a car in Kansas.
Read MoreWorry not, citizen, for that 6-year-old with a bright blue mini-quadcopter is not a terrorist!
Read MoreWith the rising cost of new cars and the limited supply of inexpensive cars of all types, the cost of used cars is hitting record highs.
Read MoreAmong the 379 light-duty vehicles automakers sell (or plan to sell in the U.S.) in 2026, 119 are made solely in the U.S.
Read MoreThe Slate has a bit less power than initially announced and now only one battery pack option offering 205 miles of range, but towing capacity has increased.
Read MoreWith several heavy vehicles driving across the empty reflecting pool, the motorcade may have caused damage to the structure underneath the new blue liner.
Read MoreWith 28 of the fraudsters 72 victims testifying against him, there was a hefty sentence for a Texas man who would offer engine swaps and never deliver.
Read MoreOf course, having a recycling program, and actually recovering all the useful materials in the process aren't quite the same thing.
Read MoreWhy the hell does this matter? Who is this for? Who does this help? Why is this entertaining? Who is going to be inspired by this?
Read MoreThe lawsuit alleges that these vans are so slow, they never get around to engaging eighth or ninth gear, making them effectively 7-speeds instead.
Read MoreDisneyland said in 2024 that it would convert the Autopia cars from gas to electricity, though so far, no dice. Turns out a scandal lay behind the plan.
Read MoreFord quality had a miserable 2025, and 2026 isn't looking great. Ford is re-recalling hundreds of thousands of cars after fixing them wrong the first time.
Read MoreYou might think a can of compressed air, commonly used to clean computer keyboards, is completely safe. But explosions are just one of the possible dangers.
Read MoreThe changes largely amount to redesigned bumpers and a new clock inside, and shocking Maserati is continuing to sell the Folgore EV versions of all three cars.
Read MoreThe only real remedy is to build a bigger Trader Joe's store, but that's never going to happen, unfortunately.
Read MoreChevy has revealed the next-generation Silverado in seven trim levels from Work Truck to ZR2 Bison, but we don't know many details yet.
Read MoreThe two SUVs also get styling tweaks and bigger grilles, adaptive suspension with active roll stabilization, and an exhaust that should be more characterful.
Read MoreOpening the Strait and removing the mines are only the start.
Read MoreArtemis III can't be the Moon landing mission, because lot of capabilities need to be demonstrated first.
Read MoreIf we can get the average transaction price down to a paltry $48,999 for June, maybe we can all get to a place in which owning a home isn't a pipe dream.
Read MoreThe thieves struck just as the tour was kicking off.
Read MoreIn total, SpaceX lost nearly $5 billion in 2025. Would you pay $1.77 trillion for a company that loses money?
Read MoreIf Cubans rewards at the pump for their patience are pretty disappointing.
Read MoreCarney seems fairly chill about the whole thing, but maybe he's putting on a brave face.
Read MoreThe video was kept under wraps by Chief Harris for nearly 10 months because he invoked an exemption to a state law requiring police shooting to be released.
Read MoreNorthern EV owners may soon be able to get almost an entire battery's worth of charge in less time than a typical Tim Horton's stop.
Read MoreYou'd think completing a multi-billion dollar infrastructure project would be worth celebrating, but not everyone is happy with the Gordie Howe Bridge.
Read MoreWhen Genesis revealed the roadgoing Magma GT last year it said the supercar was designed from the outset for GT3 racing, and now we're seeing that race car.
Read MorePrivate companies using smartphone data, RFID chips, and vehicle information to create an "electronic signature" is the next step in tracking your movements.
Read MoreOne of the automotive industry's longest-lasting designs, the 2027 Chevy Express carries over unchanged, seemingly allergic to updates or refreshes.
Read MoreI suppose if there's a lesson to be learned here, perhaps don't drive your car onto the LA River channel, no matter how sick it looks.
Read More"Take your child to work day" can be either awesome or awful, depending on the situation. This one is squarely on the awful side.
Read MoreA recent poll shows that most adults expect gas prices to get worse in the next year, including Independents and even a significant percentage of Republicans.
Read MoreEven worse, gas isn't the only thing petroleum's used for, and we all know what happens to cost when supply disappears.
Read MoreHeavy-hitter former executives have lost faith in Mibe, but he's still backed by the board of directors, so he's been able to withstand the pressure, for now.
Read MoreRegardless of your opinion on the name, a potentially less-expensive Leaf can't be a bad thing.
Read MoreStevens' proposal for a new Studebaker Lark was to create an American rival to the Volkswagen Beetle.
Read MoreOne Canadian company has taken the torch to manufacture repairable vehicles with no tech, just for a more niche industry: farming.
Read MoreThe proposed CA program could change the sorts of tires available for sale to car enthusiasts and increase the cost of tire replacement for everyone else.
Read MoreThe third-generation Q7 and SQ7 feel like they're making up for lost time, and in a lot of ways, they are.
Read MoreLucid already added hands-free driving to the Air, so it isn't a brand new feature for Lucid.
Read MoreThere are no reports of any charges being filed, so this appears to have been an honest accident.
Read MoreI'm pretty sure I know how the Charger will sell in Europe, but even if one makes it over there, it's going to spread freedom and liberty like a super soldier.
Read MoreNew York City alone saw a total of 800 lithium-ion battery fires that resulted in 30 deaths and 400 injuries between 2022 and 2025
Read MoreSRCA was fortunate that its neighbors and the city were supportive of bringing the historic track to working order.
Read MoreThe overall design hasn't changed much, but the new Spectre gets some of the wildest and most impressively intricate options you've ever seen on a car.
Read MoreAccording to Subaru, it isn't aware of any related crashes or injuries but it did receive three technical reports in the U.S.
Read MoreEvacuating when a hurricane comes is bad enough, can you imagine evacuating the only island of habitability in an otherwise cold and infinite expanse?
Read MoreI do wonder if German Golf buyers are willing to accept a Mexican-built Golf. I'm sure most will, but it'll probably rub a few people the wrong way.
Read MoreNow, the Montrose Maverik not only has to get its diesel tank cleaned, but also dispose of contaminated diesel it can't sell, and at today's ridiculous prices.
Read MoreOrganizers are claiming vandalism as the cause of a diesel spill that made its way into irrigation water used for the grass on the National Mall.
Read MoreThe military's reportedly had to cut back on travel, and that's meant the troops aren't able to train like they were before.
Read MoreAffordable cars are coming to save Chrysler.
Read MoreUsually, when pricing changes this drastically between model years, it's because of some major updates, but that definitely isn't the case here.
Read MoreWhen Republicans won the 2024 election, the party didn't stop at killing the federal EV tax credit.
Read MoreIn full priest robe attire, Commins was able to catch and grab the 18-year-old who fought hard to resist efforts to bring him down with a good ol' 1-2.
Read MoreMilwaukee Public Schools started the fuel crisis with an extra expenditure of $148,000 in March. For both April and May, that number rose to $250,000 per month.
Read MorePurists will be angry with BMW, but when aren't purists angry with BMW?
Read MoreFederal regulators are concerned that a mainline carrier could use the slot auction to tighten its grip on the New York market.
Read MoreBentley says the issue could result in a loose hub securing nut which can cause abnormal noise, vibration, and steering wheel misalignment
Read MoreThe car may have just gotten an update late last year, but it seems Toyota isn't done fiddling with the platform.
Read MoreThere are handfuls of cars you could buy for that sort of money, but who the hell cares about that?
Read MoreSure, used cars are an option, but as we've reported in the past, used cars are getting expensive as hell, too.
Read MoreI'm sure it's fine. It'll probably be fine, right?
Read MoreThe GR GT hasn't received universal praise for its styling, but seeing it in person, especially in red, may change your mind about the forthcoming supercar.
Read MoreThe pickup truck driver who tried to drive through the construction area eventually had to be pulled out of the axle-deep concrete by a tow truck.
Read MoreWith a significant percentage of Mercedes being owned by Chinese investors, the company could be blocked from selling cars in the United States.
Read MoreIs this Mustang a must-have with that $5,900 asking price? Or would you expect a pony more in the present, and not the last of the line of Fox bodies?
Read MoreWith the optional engine, a number of extras installed from the factory, and pretty low mileage, could this Thunderbird be your ticket to car-show notoriety?
Read MoreNot to spoil the surprise, but the interior here is a thing of glory to behold.
Read MorePart of an era of unusual styling, the Chrysler Prowler stands out in any crowd, but are its unique looks enough to justify the $23,950 asking price?
Read MoreAn ostentatious racing-inspired body kit gives this C3 Corvette a look that will stand out anywhere, but is it worth the $41,000 asking price?
Read MoreBuilt for a short time in the 1960s, the Hino Contessa is a rare car from a company that hasn't made consumer cars in decades. Is this one worth nearly $20k?
Read MoreStill luxurious even today, does the specter of Old German Car maintenance take the sheen off this stately S?
Read MoreToyota's pickup is perennially popular, but do the upgrades here justify the price?
Read MoreHas the time come for this overlooked Olds?
Read MoreThe aesthetics may not wow you, but the engine under this Cherokee's hood could sweeten the deal.
Read MoreIt's not fast, but who cares when the sun is shining?
Read MoreA mostly stock, low-mileage Mitsubishi Eclipse GS-T Spyder with a five-speed manual is a rare find these days, but is it worth $21,500?
Read MoreWith no engine, a stack of parts to sort through, and some serious work needed to make it roadworthy again, is this Lotus Esprit worth the asking price?
Read MoreThe E39 is arguably the last great 5 Series to come out of Bavaria, and this one comes with a factory manual transmission, but is it worth nearly $15k?
Read MoreWith some nicely updated components and a few features that keep it firmly planted in its 1970s roots, is this classic family hauler worth $37,500?
Read MoreMiata may always be the answer, but should we question this price?
Read MoreWith exceptionally low miles, a manual transmission, and some seriously bright colors, will this Sunbird light up your driveway for $6,995?
Read MoreForget the Boxster: this mid-engined, rear-wheel drive convertible will turn far more heads.
Read MoreA big V8, rear-wheel drive, and a six-speed manual, all packaged together in a family-friendly sedan. But does that combo justify the $45,500 asking price?
Read MoreTiny on the outside, yet big enough to fit four seats on the inside, the Scion iQ can fit just about anywhere. But is it worth the $5k asking price?
Read MoreWith a manual transmission and only 35,000 miles on the odometer, could this $10k Mini Cooper S be your new low-mileage canyon car?
Read MoreChrysler Corp. didn't spring to life overnight. Walter P. Chrysler took the knowhow he'd acquired and plowed it into a sputtering Maxwell to create it.
Read MoreAfter Chrysler dominated the 1964 Daytona 500, Ford knew it needed a Hemi engine, too. But the two designs never got a chance to face off on the track.
Read MoreWhich generation of the Pontiac Firebird is the fastest? The answer will probably not surprise you, but some real-world test data we've dug up just might.
Read MoreIf your weekend calendar is looking bleak and your hunger for nostalgic car content is strong, I suggest spending some time watching old "Fifth Gear" episodes.
Read MoreA rare muscle car will be reunited with the engine it was never meant to have.
Read MoreFrom its supercharged straight-8 to its rarity and values on the collector's market today, this Mercedes-Benz roadster embodies peak pre-war grand touring.
Read MoreHow did a four-cylinder engine win the Indy 500 27 times? Explore the history, design, and legacy of the racing motor that boasts origins in a marine engine.
Read MoreHuman ingenuity and innovative design led the Coventry Climax engine from humble beginnings as a stationary fire pump to a celebrated racing engine.
Read MoreThe Monfort Lane was legendary back in the 1970s. It housed a fleet of colorful trucks known for being incredibly fast and instantly recognizable.
Read MoreFrom leather license plates with porcelain numbers to plates shaped like a potato, before standardization, license plates were creative, to say the least.
Read MoreA breakthrough in diesel engineering changed how heavy trucks delivered power, ultimately reshaping torque, gearing, and real-world drivability forever.
Read MoreDrone flyers are seemingly getting more ambitious and less aware of the law with each passing day.
Read MoreYou'll be pleased to learn that America's brave pilots will be getting... ballast. Because the nose is too light to fly properly without the radar inside.
Read MoreSet to power the world's biggest commercial jet, overcoming the engineering hurdles of this massive engine pushed its launch date seven years behind schedule.
Read MoreThough they haven't agreed on much over the years, neither Biden nor Trump provided the kind of help Spirit would have needed to stay afloat.
Read MoreThe AI models will hopefully identify locations that cause more problems than normal, which the FAA can then turn into new guidance, investments, or upgrades.
Read MoreThe fuel used for planes isn't the same as automotive fuel, but Russia may soon be shifting to the lower-octane gas for planes as supplies are running low.
Read MoreAttendants are remarkably more diverse as well and not judged by appearances or whether or not they've had children.
Read MoreYou might have heard of the 'Goblin' or read about the 'Guppy' Boeing, but the 'Doctor Killer' moniker for the Bonanza stands alone. It's a complicated story.
Read MoreThe longest nonstop commercial flights, such as those from New York City to Singapore, last around 19 hours. But 22-hour flights could soon become reality.
Read MoreSome of us fantasize about soaring around the world, but don't want to shell out for airliner-accurate simulators or learn proper air traffic control protocol.
Read MoreWhile large international hubs are typically the world's busiest airports, the airport in this small city holds that title for about one week each year.
Read MoreThe US Air Force plans to keep the B-52 in service through 2050.
Read MoreAdd this to the "things we didn't think we needed to tell you not to do while on a plane" list.
Read MoreIf you've ever looked out over an airport, you might have noticed runways aren't all the same. But what are the reasons behind differing surfaces?
Read MoreThe management of airspace changed forever after a mid-air collision between two commercial airlines in 1956. Learn what led to the creation of the FAA.
Read MoreCould a flight across the world take just two hours? It might, if we master hypersonic travel — and a group of Japanese researchers is on the right track.
Read MoreTrump will be allowed to keep this plane for himself after he leaves office, despite $1 billion in taxpayer dollars invested in refitting an aircraft.
Read MoreInstead of arguing about whether this is, technically, a drift, just watch the video.
Read MoreIf your car gets a flat, you're wise to pull over immediately, or you risk ruining the tire and worse. Pilots aloft, though, can't just stop flying.
Read MoreThe airline didn't discover "anomalies" in his license documentation until 2025, the same year that the pilot retired.
Read MoreThe purpose of the X-59 is to make faster air travel possible, without continually rattling the people of the continental U.S.
Read MoreThe hybrid approach has the advantage of being compatible with existing airframes.
Read MoreThere are some massive planes out there that offer plenty of room and some incredible comfort. And this passenger plane has been the biggest around since 2005.
Read MoreFrom a safety perspective, urban military drills can be disastrous.
Read MoreAs hundreds of older planes sit idle, awaiting parts, newer planes are being parted out to service the old engines, contributing to the rising cost of airfare.
Read MoreWhen it comes to actual, paying customers and not passionate-but-broke car dudes on the internet, wagons just aren't popular in the U.S.
Read MoreThe new (and optional) E-Shift system has 8 gears selected by steering wheel paddles, and it simulates engine braking and has a rev limiter.
Read MoreThe 2021 Porsche Cayenne's heavy depreciation could make it an interesting option for used buyers, especially when it comes to certain trims.
Read MorePorsche is an iconic automaker with numerous vehicles that have achieved legendary status. Here are some of the most important engines of the company's history.
Read MoreFeaturing in the 996- and 997-gen GT2, GT3, and Turbo models, the Mezger flat-six is widely regarded as the greatest naturally aspirated Porsche engine ever.
Read MoreThe three cars made their red carpet debut June 9 for the "Toy Story 5" premiere.
Read MoreThe best slogans not only burrow themselves into the depths of your brain for the remainder of your existence, but convince consumers to buy a product.
Read MoreIsn't it nice when you're among likeminded folks who are equally obsessi... I mean, excited about similar interests?
Read MoreThere are some cars on sale that haven't been redesigned in over a decade, but even some new models deserve a total overhaul.
Read MoreIf Jalopnik readers were in charge, modern driving would be a lot more low-tech, a lot cheaper, and a lot more dangerous.
Read MoreThe halcyon days of vast cars built for lazy cruising are probably forever behind us, but that only makes reminiscing all the sweeter.
Read MoreThe term daily driver implies a sense of common monotony, but fortunately there are a handful of cars that can fill that role without boring you to tears.
Read MoreYou're unpredictable, and we like that.
Read MoreTruth in marketing, now there's an idea.
Read MoreAnything form a camping overnight to a childhood nap in the backseat counted, and you returned results all across that spectrum.
Read MoreAs Slate's cheap pickup provokes fierce debate over whether electric windows still count as luxurious, which other modern features would you gladly skip?
Read MoreWhat about you? What brand new car or cars would you spend a magic sum of $250,000 on?
Read MoreHere are some of the cars that Jalops believe best epitomize this great 250 year experiment as we go into "celebrating" America at 250.
Read MoreI was happy to see commenters let their imaginations wander and throw out ideas for incredible venues.
Read MoreWe're going to take a broad definition of "sleeping" for this one, counting anything from a campsite overnight to a nap while buckled into a moving car.
Read MoreThe consensus seems to be that dogs need space, comfort, and little else.
Read MoreLet's take a look at some of the most popular non-John-Davis responses.
Read MoreWhat best represents our great (or failed) 250 years of existence as a nation?
Read MoreWhat kinds of creature comforts would your creature find comfortable?
Read MoreI expected to get tons of comments from folks raving about the joys of driving like a hooligan on public roads, but I suppose you're all a lot more grown-up.
Read MoreI might be biased as a native New Yorker, but the Big Apple is my dream street location.
Read MoreSeeing the "wrong" car in a TV show or movie can be like a pebble in your shoe: infuriating and impossible to ignore when spotted.
Read MoreThe written word still has plenty of value (unless you work in the C-suite), but cars are more than ideas. They're physical objects you look at with your eyes.
Read MoreAt what point does "enthusiast" become "willing cult-member?"
Read MoreI am a total fiend for some high-speed, jump-takin', chassis-shakin' trophy truck-style Baja driving.
Read MoreWhether you're living vicariously, or looking for company for your own project car misery, this list has something for everyone.
Read MoreDid we expect some of your answers? Yes. Were we still surprised by others? Also yes.
Read MoreNo, Lestat would NOT drive that.
Read MoreWhy do the best lessons to learn always end up being the most expensive?
Read MoreWhat's a YouTuber car project or project channel that you look forward to watching when an update comes around?
Read MoreYou all had a lot of great answers, from lots of different decades and classes.
Read MoreWhat car would actually be able to stand the test of time in the same way the Express has?
Read MoreEveryone who went with "all of them" is getting skipped. They aren't wrong. It's just a little too obvious.
Read MoreWho knows, maybe your story could help someone else avoid making the same mistake you did!
Read MoreIt's safe to say that the Japanese Bubble Economy, albeit a pain for Japan when things finally collapsed, was a boon to the car enthusiast community.
Read MoreFolks, it's once again time to gather 'round the QOTD tree and exchange gripes and grumbles.
Read MoreI'll accept any answer, as long as it's a car that actually raced at least once (even if it DNF'd).
Read MoreThe recurring theme in the comments is that there's no way these tracks meet current safety standards for hosting top-flight international racing.
Read MoreWhether your pick is a company that's never made a sedan or one that's made dozens, we want to know which automaker you think needs to make a new one.
Read MoreThere's no limit to the number of functions automakers will push to be computer controlled.
Read MoreWhether you'll ever find someone in complete agreement with you on which cars are ugly mistakes and which ones aren't, no one can say.
Read MoreMaybe, if we're all lucky, some trendsetter will take our ideas and build the perfect car — after all, surely none of us disagree on what trends annoy us.
Read MoreThe "Japanese Bubble Economy" symbolized a time when wealth and ingenuity almost had no limits, except for when it eventually did and it crashed hard.
Read MoreThere is, of course, a difference between needs and wants.
Read MoreI'm not here to preach about the importance of queer visibility or anything, though, we're here to talk about cars
Read MoreThe French Grand Prix, the sport's oldest event, hasn't been held since 2022. The German Grand Prix has been absent from F1's schedule since 2019.
Read MoreWith a brand so familiar, it's easy to forget that Ford has some real bangers (complimentary) in its history.
Read MoreFrom the sublime, to the ridiculous, to the nuclear option.
Read MoreSubaru is the low-hanging fruity fruits of queer automotive lore, so we are challenging you to think outside the closet with this question.
Read MoreMy fellow project-enduring masochists, how some of you have truly suffered.
Read MoreAt the very least, it can't be worse than some of the other crap that has been put out there by already-established car companies.
Read MoreFord may be known for its mass-market lineup, but that just means there's more to choose from when it comes to picking a favorite.
Read MoreI wanted to know which cars you were willing to defend, and your answers got really interesting.
Read MoreOur readers had lots of answers that were not only smart, but actually funny.
Read MoreArguably the biggest flex is getting your mom to drop you off.
Read MoreWe can only speculate how the Grand Prix would have played out if Verstappen started third instead of fifth.
Read MorePorsche racing aficionados will note that, believe it or not, this is the first time Porsche has built a GT4 car out of the 911.
Read MoreWith over 13 liters of displacement, the massive six-cylinder engine was able to push the 1920s speedster beyond the known limits of straight-line speed.
Read MoreBristol Motor Speedway is known for having modified its racing surface numerous times over the years. Here's why the owners made these changes so frequently.
Read MoreThe FIA seemingly can't come up with a reasonable explanation for its term limit abolition.
Read MoreIf you need a win at Pikes Peak, the mountain doesn't care. It was here before we found it, and it will be here long after we're gone.
Read MoreRacing the 1,250-horsepower Corvette ZR1X to the top of Pikes Peak, driver JR Hildebrand didn't just break the production car record; he destroyed it.
Read MoreRacing facilities all over the U.S. are closing, being replaced by data centers and real estate projects. Is there anything enthusiasts can do to save them?
Read MoreDespite setting all-time average one- and four-lap speed records at the 1996 Indy 500 qualifying rounds, the Flying Dutchman didn't even get pole that year.
Read MoreI will put myself through the athletic training to make it happen. This will be my "Rocky."
Read MoreFormula 1 racetracks aren't always reserved indefinitely for future events. Some are abandoned or repurposed, like these that you can still explore today.
Read MoreU.S. automakers in the 1950s loved to "win on Sunday, sell on Monday," but they abruptly announced they were done with racing. Here's why, and what followed.
Read MoreThe fledgling Korean team is taking racing very seriously, and it achieved its goal of finishing the 2026 24 Hours of Le Mans, only Genesis' third race.
Read MoreMore than just the end of a dry spell for Hamilton, the win in Barcelona shows signs of life at Ferrari, via a strategy that helped secure the win.
Read MoreAutomakers used to go to truly absurd lengths to shed every possible ounce of weight. Case in point is the 1963 Pontiac drag racer nicknamed 'Swiss Cheese.'
Read MoreRacing with little more than hopes and dreams, Ned Jarrett wrote a bad check to buy a race car, hoping he would win and cover the cost before the check bounced.
Read MoreGoals of F1 cars being powered equally by internal combustion and electricity are being scrapped, favoring more gas power over the next two years.
Read MoreAntonelli's Grand Slam was made even more impressive by a curveball during the race's latter stages.
Read MoreThe Las Vegas Grand Prix has quickly become one of the few marquee rounds of the championship calendar that doesn't produce a boring on-track product.
Read MoreA vital component of a good race is finding the right track for the cars.
Read MoreThe initial carnage looked worse than what appears to play out in real time.
Read MoreOne heavy-duty engine choice transformed a basic pickup into a platform that significantly reshaped diesel performance and aftermarket tuning culture.
Read MoreMan do I regret not buying one while I had the chance for the comedic value.
Read MoreIt's not a car that meets the occasion. It makes the occasion, because that's what a truly special car can do.
Read MoreIf the sensible, honest, dependable Corolla Cross could be religious, I think it would be a Jehovah's Witness.
Read MoreThere's no good reason for the Smart Crossblade to exist whatsoever, and that's why I'm so glad it does.
Read MoreThe droptop CLE450 would be better if it left the corners to anything with an AMG badge and doubled down on comfort.
Read MoreYou don't buy the Prelude for the spec sheet or to impress strangers on the internet, you buy it for the way it feels when you drive it.
Read MoreMuch like New Jersey, it's not for everybody, too expensive for what it gives you, and touts its Italian heritage in the most obnoxious of ways.
Read MoreThough it may not be at the precipice of modern technology, the CX-30 is still a very compelling subcompact crossover that deserves serious consideration.
Read MoreThe Quattroporte and the Ghibli have been gone from Maserati's lineup for a few years, but there may be a new four-door Italian on the way.
Read MoreIn what must be the greatest scientific paper of all time, Maximilien Berthet and Kojiro Suzuki attacked the problem with the most serious faces imaginable.
Read MoreIf a spacecraft became a threat unintentionally or otherwise, how fast could the Space Force do something about it? Pretty fast, at least by space rocket terms.
Read MoreNASA needed somewhere to keep its rockets for the missions to the moon decades ago. But that location is still being used for its intended purpose today.
Read MoreAstronomers truly live in a bold new era, where ground-breaking camera technology could change the way we understand the universe.
Read MoreHuman colonization may still be a way off, but NASA has been exploring Mars with a series of ever-larger mobile science labs. Some are still going.
Read MoreThe station is an elderly thing, and it needs to be put out to pasture soon.
Read MoreGPS is a pretty critical infrastructure system. Air travel, electricity grids and even cellular communications rely on GPS to some degree.
Read MoreEver wonder why rockets don’t shoot straight up into space? Discover the fascinating physics behind curved rocket launch trajectories and gravity turns.
Read MoreIf there is a custody battle to be had, the Smithsonian has it locked down.
Read MoreIn an interview with CNBC, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said that it would "take some serious time" to repair the damage at Launch Complex 36..."
Read MoreAs you may have heard, rocket science is complicated.
Read MoreEasily the world's quickest pickup truck, the quad-motor Rivian R1T produces 1025 hp and outruns a plethora of exotic supercars on its way to 60 mph.
Read MoreDespite its Ferrari-rivaling performance in the '90s, the wildly ambitious Vector W8 ultimately became a cautionary tale of mechanical failures and bankruptcy.
Read MoreWe'll go out on a limb and assume you don't have a million dollars lying around to buy a Shelby Cobra. These alternatives deliver a comparable experience.
Read MoreIt's nice to see people are still getting into cool cars, despite everything.
Read MoreIn 2003, Subaru's Indiana plant became the first U.S. auto factory certified as a wildlife habitat, proving that car manufacturing and nature can coexist.
Read MoreThe Insurance Institute for Highway Safety gives lots of cars good ratings these days, but a dozen SUVs stand among the creme de la creme. Here they are.
Read MoreWe found 5 hybrid SUVs with the most impressive tech and practicality features and above-average Consumer Reports reliability ratings for under $40,000 new.
Read MoreOnly about 36,000 of these modular off-roaders with safari roofs were ever built, cementing the Plymouth Trail Duster as a highly collectible classic SUV.
Read MoreIt's not easy to get any SUV, new or used, under $20,000. But there are a few options that manage to be reliable and relatively inexpensive.
Read MoreWhereas Google Maps defaults to the fastest and most fuel-efficient routes, these smart alternatives prioritize scenic, twisty, and enjoyable drives instead.
Read MoreStarship Technologies was offering robot deliveries at over 60 campuses. Now its 1,200-robot fleet will be redeployed to cities.
Read MoreExplore the 4-valve revolution that maximized cylinder head airflow and set a high-revving benchmark that engine builders still study today.
Read MoreWith 1,600 horsepower on tap, the Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut was already fast, but software updates have helped it set new records in the quarter- and half-mile.
Read MoreThe Triple 10 Challenge is a showcase for how much of a difference its thermal fluids can make it in EV efficiency, charge speeds, and manufacturing cost.
Read MoreBMW set a major hydrogen speed record two decades ago, but a new twin-engine challenger has appeared and it's threatening to dethrone the German automaker.
Read MoreBack when cars first became enclosed, drivers started looking for ways of cooling down the cabin. But before air conditioning, what did they come up with?
Read MoreCNN says that 900 commercial flights per day are getting jammed.
Read MoreFind out exactly what details modern roadside sensors record—including car color, model, and plates—and how that data is stored, and who can access it.
Read MoreIs there more money in war than production cars?
Read MoreFinancially, the more biofuel that is produced, the lower gas prices will stay. But there are high costs beyond what you see on gas station signs.
Read MoreGM has big plans for cheap batteries, only they're not for its cars.
Read MoreTurbochargers were patented in the early 1900s, but were never common in cars until the second half of the 20th century. So what held the technology back?
Read MoreIf you think direct-injection diesel engines made their debut in the 1980’s, think again. The first diesel without extra plumbing debuted decades earlier.
Read MoreThe robot used in BMW's pilot program, can be fitted with a variety of tools on its hands and used to produce batteries and components for vehicles.
Read MoreIn this case, the garage was monitored by Undaunted, a security company that uses four-legged robots rather than human security guards.
Read MoreBear in mind, it is a bit murky as to exactly what ADAS system the driver was using at the time of the crash.
Read MorePlus cost-cutting moves from BMW and Ferrari, Stellantis' planned Fiat 500 output, and automakers doing their best to get rid of touchscreens.
Read MorePlus, Jaguar Land Rover's new U.S. focus, Toyota is having sales woes, and Volkswagen's future cuts.
Read MoreSettled lawsuits, spurned shareholders, and a single bright spot in U.S. car sales.
Read MoreOnce smuggled out as freight, Carlos Ghosn now thinks a hero's welcome is in order.
Read MoreWill California blink first, or will automakers with big money on the line?
Read MorePlus Porsche is looking to cut its lineup and deepen its ties with VW, Lucid just laid off nearly 1-in-5 of its U.S. workers and more.
Read MorePlus, Porsche is looking for ways to cut more costs, the UAW just voted to diversify from its Israeli bonds and Toyota spins up RAV4 production in the U.S.
Read MorePlus Waymo's latest big recall, dealers' used-car inventories, and the ways they're working around the problem.
Read MoreBombs go bang, trade deals go bang, economy goes bang?
Read MoreIf this is really his last season, it would finally mark the end of what is the longest career F1 has ever seen.
Read MoreAlso, Subaru is planning to send the Indiana-built Ascent to Japan, Waymo is rolling out a $30 membership program and more.
Read MorePlus, striking United Auto Workers union members have reached a deal at a GM axle supplier and more.
Read MorePlus Harley Davidson's dumb war with Indian, Mercedes' new electric motors, and Honda's latest big recall.
Read MorePlus, American Axle UAW strike could cause major issues for GM's truck production, China's car sales had another rough month and more.
Read MorePlus new self-driving initiatives from Uber in London, right to repair legislation, and the cult of the Rav4 hybrid.
Read MoreTurns out, despite everything, people still want to buy cars.
Read MorePlus BYD's latest sales numbers, Volkswagen's take on international relations, UK car sales and more.
Read MorePlus, new hybrid Kia Sportage production in the States, Stellantis' plans for more alternative-fuel Peugeots, and yet another Ford recall.
Read MorePlus a strike at a GM supplier could impact truck production, China's BYD is showing interest in buying Maserati and more.
Read MorePlus UAW members are on strike at a GM's axle supplier, BYD finally shook off its losing streak and Honda is recalling nearly 100,000 cars for an airbag issue.
Read MoreToyota's 1UZ, 2UZ, and 3UZ engines powered a variety of Toyota and Lexus models over the years, with significant variations in materials and capabilities.
Read MoreThe Toyota Camry and Prius are two of the most popular options when it comes to hybrid cars in 2026. Here's how the two compare in terms of fuel economy.
Read MoreWhile vehicles from Toyota have an excellent reputation for retaining value, not everything the company puts out is a guaranteed hit. Here are two examples.
Read MoreDespite being over two decades old, clean 4th-gen V8 4Runners are still fetching over $25,000 on the used market, and there's a good reason for that.
Read MoreThe Toyota Tacoma has an extremely large aftermarket scene. But with so options, how many of those modifications are truly worth checking out?
Read MoreToyota's 22R-E engine was as tough and reliable as it was simple. In fact, it was the secret to the success of the virtually unkillable Toyota truck lineup.
Read MoreFrictionless, wheel-less, and incredibly fast. Click to learn how magnetic levitation powers the most extreme high-speed transit technology on Earth.
Read MoreWith its self-imposed deadline to find a buyer now passed, Bloomberg reports Brightline has reached a point where restructuring feels inevitable.
Read MoreBreathing diesel fumes isn't great for anyone's health, but a large number of school buses are still using the fuel despite the risks it poses to children.
Read MoreIf you want to drive any sort of large truck for a living, you'll need to know which CDL to get and what sort of rigs you can legally drive.
Read MoreBuilt by Mike Harrah over the course of 7 years, this 44-foot, 32,000-pound behemoth is the world's most powerful and most expensive semi truck ever.
Read MoreJust 10 miles per gallon? That would be terrible mileage if you were comparing this semi with a sedan, or even with an SUV. But it's really quite impressive.
Read MoreAs new semis take on a uniform look, lots of tech, and improved mileage, opinions have varied on whether they're really an improvement on older trucks.
Read MoreFounded 5 years before the first car was built, the oldest African-American-owned business in the United States operates a fleet of 45 trucks with 75 employees.
Read MoreTrucks these days come in two basic designs, no matter which company makes them. But in the '50s, they had vibrant looks that made them stand out.
Read MoreCombining a tool chest and a tonneau cover might be some pickup truck drivers' idea of perfection, and it's entirely possible, but there are downsides.
Read MoreSemi trucks aren't exactly known for their raw pace, but Volvo has built a truck that proves big load-luggers can be rapid in the right hands.
Read MoreTrucks come in lots of varieties, from electric-powered pickups to diesel-gulping semis. The yard goat plays a crucial role in warehouses and cargo yards.
Read MoreJeep axed its Comanche compact truck in 1992, but with small pickups like the Ford Maverick more popular than ever, is it finally time for a comeback?
Read MoreTrucks and sports cars have fundamentally different designs, but that doesn't mean you can't make a pickup handle like a Miata. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreJust watch out for rogue plovers.
Read MoreVW started building air-cooled flat-4 engines in the 1930s, and it didn't stop for over seven decades. But the last one wasn't built in Germany.
Read MoreDespite its 300,000 miles we're not getting rid of the 4Runner anytime soon, so it was worth making a small investment to bring its infotainment into the 2020s.
Read MoreWe've seen plenty of 16-cylinder automobile engines over the years, but usually in V- or W- configurations. But now a man in Sweden has put all 16 in a row.
Read MoreSuspension bushings can be tricky to remove if you don't want to make use of a hydraulic press. It's possible, but it carries some big risks.
Read MoreIt took all of the restraint I could muster to refrain from mentioning Stanceworks until the fourteenth installment of this absurd online experiment.
Read MoreA welder can use some serious amounts of electricity during an ambitious DIY auto project. And that could add up to an impressive amount of money.
Read MoreHave you ever wondered how forced induction would work on a tiny 150cc engine? For one, it would need a properly sized turbocharger carefully matched to it.
Read MoreHave you ever been knuckles deep in your Subaru or Mazda, fiddling with some frustrating screw, only to feel it strip beneath your screwdriver?
Read MoreAs cars have evolved, so have the tools we use to work on them. While some change very little, others fall out of vogue entirely, like these old-school devices.
Read MoreEven at the higher voltage level of a Dewalt drill battery, you're not working with enough power to injure yourself, so don't be scared of it and dig in.
Read MoreHere we go, it's kill all tires time!
Read MoreIndependent testing confirms this 3D-printed Z-pipe can deliver more power than an X-pipe. Whether it is actually worth the investment is a different matter.
Read MoreShould you weld that cracked bumper or use adhesive to fix it instead? Both methods can get the job done, but there are pros and cons you should be aware of.
Read MoreWatching this series I am constantly amazed by the pair's ability to figure out the order of operations in which to build things.
Read More