Here Are All 28 Cars Available In The U.S. Right Now For Less Than $30,000
Which automakers are still interested in selling you a car for less than 30 bands? It's a lot fewer than you would think.
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Here's What Can Happen When You Use Starting Fluid In A Diesel Engine
Use starter fluid on anything with a glow plug and you're looking at detonation city.
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Pedestrian Deaths Have Dropped For A Depressing Reason
Yes, there were more people out and about walking, but reckless behaviors in vehicles also went up.
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Why This Funny Car Driver Is Excited About The Aftermath Of His Engine Explosion
Normally, an explosion like this would destroy a funny car body, preventing it from being used again, but this car's design kept it intact.
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How To Camp In Your Car Like A Pro
There are quite a few things you might overlook before heading on a camping trip in your car. Without preparation, you won't have any good food or comfort.
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When Talking About Corvettes, Is It Stingray Or Sting Ray?
The Corvette Stingray name is famous around the world, but should you spell it Stingray or Sting Ray? Or should it be something else entirely?
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Rivian Rides High On Consumer Reports Owner Scores, But Then Again, So Did Tesla
Consumer Reports' owner scores suggest buyers are satisfied with their Rivians. But is the story of Tesla's consumer ratings a warning from history?
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This Striped Road Design Helps India Slow Traffic And Protect Wildlife
Trying to keep from harming local wildlife can be a difficult ordeal. That's why India came up with a solution that guides both drivers and animals.
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Why Safety Could Spell Doom For Dulles' Airport Mobile Lounge
The mobile lounge has been a unique staple of the Washington Dulles International Airport since 1962, but recent safety concerns have cast it in a new light.
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The Snitch Data Modern Cars Could Collect In An Accident
You're probably aware that your car is spying on you, but modern cars collect even more data than you think, thanks to something called Event Data Recorders.
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Diagnosing Whether Your Car Needs New Spark Plug Wires Vs. Ignition Coils
Ignition issues can be a real pain to diagnose and could leave you stranded on the side of the road, but identifying the culprit is easier than you think.
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Is The 2025 Kia EV9 Reliable? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
The new Kia EV9 seems like an obvious choice for anyone in the market for an electric SUV, but there's a big reliability caveat buyers should know about.
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Why Harley-Davidson Used Four Camshafts For Pushrod V-Twins
Pushrod V-Twins had a very unique design that involved the use of four camshafts connected by meshed gears. The reason for this was more than experimentation.
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How To Register A Kit Car With The Least Amount Of Hassle
Building a kit car may be difficult, but registering it is even harder, especially in states like California and Virginia. Here's what you need to know.
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What Is Title Washing And How To Spot It
Title washing is one of the biggest scams that used car buyers can encounter, but there are several easy-to-spot red flags to help you avoid it.
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Why Reusing Your Oil Filter Can Be A Roll Of The Dice
While you can recycle some car parts, like old body panels or tires with decent tread, you should never reuse an oil filter, and here's why.
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These Are The 10 Quickest Factory-Stock Porsches Ever Tested
Porsche has made some legendary cars over the years, but what are the quickest Porsches to ever leave the factory floor? We used independent data to find out.
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The Fate Of A Stolen Car Could Turn An Auto-Enthusiast's Stomach
Being the victim of a car theft isn't just hard on your wallet. For enthusiasts, it's also devastating to learn what happens to vehicles after the crime occurs.
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Driving With A Bent Rim Is A Bad Idea: Here's How To Decide When To Repair Vs Replace
Bent rims can cause plenty of trouble on the road, and driving on one isn't a smart move. But will you need to replace it entirely or just get it fixed?
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These Engines Still Use Freedom Units For Displacement
While liters have become the standard measurement for engines globally, mills like the 392 Hemi still proudly highlight their displacements in cubic inches.
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Buc-Ee's Is Changing How You Pay For Gas, And Yes, People Are Mad About It
Buc-ee's is one of the United States' most beloved gas stations, but a recent policy change has made some customers extremely angry. Here's what to know.
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Why The NHTSA Outlaws Replaceable-Bulb LED Headlights, But Can't Stop You From Installing Them
Enforcement of laws around modified vehicles is a state issue, not a federal one, and states often have bigger fish to fry than some headlights.
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What's The Best Way To Shop For A Car Deal: Costco, Truecar, Brokers, Or Concierge?
It's not uncommon for customers to spend hours at a dealership only to drive home and wonder if they actually got a fair price.
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Which Manufacturer Do You Think Could Build The Most Convincing Miata Competitor?
The car market definitely needs another affordable sports car, and that will always be true.
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It Took A Decade To Find Enough Real Parts For This Home-Built F1 Car
He wanted a real one that he could show the world, and also take to the track.
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Driving Without A Catalytic Converter Is Possible, But Is It Worth The Risk?
Catalytic converters are a vital part of your car, but just how vital are they? Can you spend a few miles without having one present at all?
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In 2000 Consumer Reports Said This Was The Best Car It Tested, Now They're Dirt Cheap
Back in 2000, you would have paid $50,000 for this Consumer Reports favorite. Today, you can get it for around $5,000 — just make sure you check it for rust.
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Meta Will Harvest Sunlight With Satellites To Keep Its AI Data Centers On Earth Going At Night
Meta has partnered with Overview Energy, with the claim that 1 GW of energy could be sent to existing solar farms on earth by 2030, even when it's dark out.
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Even The Rock's 'Fast & Furious' Fame Can't Get Him Out Of A Too-Dark Tinted Window Ticket
Did I just write this entire post specifically so I could reference an incredibly old wrestling video? Hell yeah, I did. Happy Friday.
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Why SUVs Aren't Necessarily Safer Than Sedans In A Crash
The robust construction of SUVs can make them look like exceptional safety-oriented machines, but in a crash, they aren't exactly amazing in that regard.
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New Cars In The USA Cost Nearly Twice As Much As They Do In China
Without the influence of tariffs, some Chinese cars could be capable of undercutting the market and restoring options under $20,000 for American car buyers.
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