A 16-ton CIA spy plane crashed in Death Valley in 1952, where it remains to this day. You can hike out and see it, but it is no walk in the park.
Read MoreThe protests and plummeting stock price are clearly getting to Musk, which means the protests are working
Read MoreIn the U.S., a household income of at least $250,000 a year puts you in the top 10 percent of all income earners
Read MoreIf you enjoy performance driving or live somewhere that gets extreme weather, you might want to go for a dedicated summer or winter tire instead of all-seasons
Read MoreMcLaren announced a new frontier in carbon fiber-carbon fiber tape, made using a method called Automated Rapid Tape (ART) production.
Read MoreThe Minister of Transport Canada is investigating Tesla after a mountain of rebate requests were filed in the final 3 days of Canada's iZEV incentive program.
Read MoreA Beechcraft Bonanza carved a path of destruction through a row of parked cars in suburban Pennsylvania on Sunday.
Read MoreWhat car is just too far out of reach right now, but if there was $20,000 on the hood you'd pull the trigger? We asked, you answered.
Read MoreOnly being able to charge at 6.6 kW is a real pain when you have a short-range EV
Read MoreTesla stock is pushing ever downwards, Toyota pauses further production lines after last week's explosion, Nissan wants a new boss, and more.
Read MoreIs $6,500 for this 991 Infiniti M30 Droptop a nice price or a no dice?
Read MoreIt all boils down to one thing: The launch of the original Ford Taurus
Read MoreThose little nubbins are called vent spews, and they're part of the final tire production process
Read MoreSomeone tacked the bed of a Ranger onto this Taurus, and it still has the SHO's Yamaha V6 and manual transmission
Read MoreHOV lanes were first implemented in the United States in the 1970s, and they offer benefits to all motorists, even those who don't use them
Read MoreThanks to modern regulations and more efficient engines, new cars are able to use thinner oils
Read MoreThe bipartisan bill looks to eliminate quotas for both arrests and tickets in the Buckeye State
Read MoreNo human-made objects have traveled further into the final frontier than Voyager 1 and Voyager 2, but both probes are reaching the end of their service lives
Read MoreYour name doesn't have to be Luigi for you to feel vitriol toward the insurance industry, including auto insurers
Read MoreThis pen's manual "transmission" is actually a functional mechanic for swapping between different colors of ink
Read MoreHave you ever noticed that there is an era of Chevy trucks that had square wheel wells instead of the rounded ones you see today? Here is the reason why.
Read MoreThe union contract the TSA fought so hard for has just been declared null and void by the fed. You have to fight this and go on strike.
Read MoreYou could have a bright yellow Toyota Celica with Lamborghini doors, the objectively superior door. This is, truly, as good as cars get.
Read MoreTechnology is great until it's basically demanding you connect to it all the time - this includes CarPlay. Here's how to disconnect from it forever.
Read MoreThe Telo MT1 will have a starting price of $42,000 and a range of up to 350 miles when deliveries hopefully start next year
Read MoreWill this request actually go anywhere? Probably not, but now that Elon Musk is in the White House, never say never.
Read MoreA team of researchers from Princeton University is exploring how feather-like flaps on aircraft wings could improve stability and maneuverability.
Read MoreNo one can verify Elon Musk's claims that the Biden Administration turned down a SpaceX rescue mission of astronauts stranded on the ISS.
Read MoreTrack maintenance workers found a 1,100-pound unexploded bomb from World War II while conducting overnight work in Saint-Denis, France.
Read MoreTransmission recalls are never fun, but they do happen. Here are the worst ones in the last few years - hopefully your vehicle isn't listed as one of them.
Read MoreBoeing isn't the company you want building your new airplane in a hurry, but Musk and Trump hope to speed things up by getting rid of some security requirements
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