Mitsubishi Is Stopping Shipments To Dealers In Response To Tariffs
Mitsubishi is holding cars at port until the tariffs can be clarified.
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Craigslist Cruise Ship That Cost Man $1 Million And 15 Years Of His Life Is Now A Pile Of Scrap
If you ever glance at the tarp-covered project car in your garage with a sense of guilt and shame, take heart. It could be much, much worse.
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Why Buy A New Miata When You Could Buy This Supercharged, 1-Of-176 Panoz AIV Roadster Instead?
Why not spend similar money on a rear-wheel drive roadster with a manual transmission that saw a production run of less than 200?
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California May Officially Let College Students Live In Their Cars While It Works To Fix Its Housing Crisis
One state lawmaker has introduced a bill that would require colleges and universities to create programs that allow students to sleep in their cars.
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Europe Wants To Ban Carbon Fiber From New Cars
The European Union wants to classify carbon fiber as a "hazardous material."
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This Wedge Of Cheese Got A Hayabusa Swap And Now It's Faster Than You
The Sebring-Vanguard Comuta-Car was once the most popular electric car in the world.
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MotoGP Champion Fractures 8 Ribs And Collapses Lung In Comeback Race Crash
Jorge Martín, the MotoGP world champion, finally returned for Qatar Grand Prix but fractured 8 ribs and collapsed a lung in a crash during Sunday's race.
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The Weird British Electric Sucker Car Is Faster Than An F1 Car Around The Top Gear Track
What kind of supercar could possibly be quicker than an F1 car? How about an electric sucker car from startup McMurtry Automotive?
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Car Prices Are Only Climbing From Here
We're looking into the effects of tariffs on car prices, as well as Polestar's reprioritization away from China.
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What's The Most Dangerous Car You've Ever Driven?
While reputable automakers have been producing tried and true vehicles for over a century, there are plenty of ways to have experienced something really sketchy
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These Are The First Cars You Ever Loved
I wanted to know what was the first car you ever loved, and you folks delivered.
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At $2,850, Will This 1981 VW Rabbit Convertible Clean Up?
Today's 1981 VW Rabbit Convertible has been through 3 years of the rain and ash fall from the recent fires, with a window down. Is it worth cleaning up?
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What Might Happen If You Never Wash The Underside Of Your Car
It's easy to forget about but washing the underside of your car or truck is every bit as important as washing the windows and sheet metal.
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Why Doesn't Dodge Race In NASCAR?
It feels like every year there's a rumor that Dodge is getting back into NASCAR, but what soured the American automaker on racing in the first place?
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Why The 'Check Fuel Cap' Warning Can Be More Serious Than You Think
While it might seem like a straightforward warning light to fix, seeing "Check Fuel Cap" on your dashboard could be a sign of something far more serious.
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How To Tell If The Car You're Buying Was In A Flood
Unless you're buying an Amphicar, a used vehicle that's spent time in water is generally a terrible buy. Here's how to spot flood damage.
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Switching Points For HEI Makes Sense, But Will You Really Be Able To Tell The Difference?
If you're swapping points to an HEI distributor to lower maintenance requirements, you’re good to go, but will you be able to feel a difference if you do?
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Why Turbo Engines Need Different Oil From NA Cars
Turbo engines are a different animal compared to the typical naturally aspirated cars, and because so, they require a different oil. Here's why.
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Chevy's 305 Small-Block Was Way Better Than Everyone Thought
Chevrolet's 305 small-block was created to assist with fuel efficiency in mind, which can affect power. However, this little V8 engine could do so much more.
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How Hot Is Too Hot? What's Normal Transmission Temperature, And Why It Might Run High
Aggressive driving, towing, or excess loads can all put strain on your transmission, but how do you know when things are getting dangerously hot?
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Unsecured Penguin Causes Helicopter Crash After Getting Its Adorable Widdle Feet All Over The Controls
Don't worry, the penguin survived the helicopter crash. All of the people in the helicopter survived as well, but I know you were worried about the penguin.
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The McMurtry Spéirling Drives Upside Down, Finally Putting A High Downforce Theory Into Practice
Spéirling's success can be attributed to its proprietary 'Downforce-on-Demand' fan system that produces 4,400 pounds of downforce at the push of a button.
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Tesla Releases Stripped-Out RWD Cybertruck That Is So Much Worse For Not Much Less Money
To hopefully increase sales (and combat sliding used values), Tesla has finally introduced an entry-level rear-wheel-drive version of the Cybertruck
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Stellantis' Struggles Continue As North American Sales Fall 20 Percent
To go along with the 20% dive in North America, Stellantis sales dropped 8% in Europe, 15% in the Middle East and Africa, and 20% in Asia.
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Academy Awards To Introduce Stunt Design Category In 2027, So Now Cars Can Win Oscars
The Academy has announced that an Achievement in Stunt Design award will be added for the 100th Academy Awards in 2028. This means cars can finally win Oscars!
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NYC Helicopter Crash Kills Spanish Rail Exec And His Family
A Bell 206L4 sightseeing helicopter broke apart in the air over the Hudson River then plummeted into the water on Thursday afternoon.
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Senator Uses First Bill To Ban Cars Already Unavailable For Sale In The U.S.
Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin introduced a bill to the Senate floor on April 10 aimed at preventing Chinese vehicles from entering the United States.
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These Supercars Lose Value So Quickly, They're Almost A Steal
We looked at recent auctions on Bring a Trailer and selected some screaming deals on several slightly senescent supercars.
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Smart Tips For Diesel Maintenance That'll Keep Your Engine Running
More torque and better fuel economy may have you ditching gas for diesel, but despite a reputation for reliability, that doesn't mean you can skip maintenance.
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Here Are All Of The Wrenching Skills You Should Learn How To Do So You Don't Have To Pay Someone Else
At the very least, you should probably start doing your routine maintenance yourself.
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Genesis' Exciting Shift To The Higher-End Luxury Market Could Not Come At A Worse Time
Genesis is taking on several ambitious new focuses during a time of excessive upheaval in the automotive industry, and for now it's full steam ahead.
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