Auto journalists, like The Smoking Tire's Matt Farah, are tasked with evaluating cars both new and old, putting them through their paces, and seeing if they live up to manufacturers' hype. If you have an armored Mercedes-Benz, and if you're brave enough, that means getting shot at while you sit inside.
Auto Shops Don't Mean to Overcharge Women, But They Do
Researchers at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management wanted to find out why customers receive different price quotes when they call auto-repair shops. Get ready to be very surprised (not): The biggest gap they found was between men and women.
LIKE NEW HYUNDAI. MINOR FRONT END DAMAGE, ONLY COSMETIC. JUST CHANGED BELTS AND HOSES - SHE'S GOOD TO GO. GREAT CAR DRIVES GOOD.
Who The Hell Abandons A Porsche 911 GT2 RS?
With 612 horsepower and rear wheel drive, you think anyone lucky enough to own a Porsche GT2 RS would drive it every chance they had. This particular GT2 RS is collecting dust in a parking garage. Why?
Cars have been around longer than people realize, with larval versions dating back to the early 1800s. What's also been around a long time is people's infatuation with the idea of a go-anywhere exploration vehicle
Has Red Bull Figured Out How To Cheat F1's Traction Control Ban?
Red Bull absolutely walked away with a win at Montreal
Four Insane 60s Military Prototypes That Crashed and Burned
If the music‘s anything to go by, pretty much everyone was on something in the ’60s — and that includes the engineers. BAE Systems has recently dug up some totally batshit-crazy ideas that were seriously being kicked around by its ‘crack’ team of engineers, and they’re both totally ridiculous and dangerously awesome.
What's the fastest way to get across New York — public transit, walking or driving in a Bentley? Car and Driver tries to find out.
