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60 Years Ago, The Highest Mileage Car Of All Time Started Its Journey
Older cars are generally seen as more reliable than newer cars. Regardless of whether that's true, the car that racked up the most miles was a 1966 model.
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What Is An Atkinson Cycle Engine And Why Do Automakers Use It?
You're probably familiar with the standard combustion process that powers most cars, but some engines use a more efficient cycle that dates back to the 1800s.
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2027 Toyota Highlander Goes Electric With 320 Miles Of Range And An Actually Interesting Design
The fifth-gen Highlander will only be offered with a fully electric powertrain, and it seems like a solid entry into the still pretty sparse three-row EV field.
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Love Will Make You Fit It All In The Car
Packed cars are a bit of a recurring theme on road trips with my fiancée, and while that used to be something I found a bit annoying, I've grown to love it.
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Italy Might Have The Coolest Cop Cars In The World
From big, military-style SUVs to tiny electric hatchbacks and boats breaking Venetian speed limits, there are all sorts of different police vehicles in Italy.
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2026 Audi A6 Is A Satisfying Luxury Sedan, But You'll Want To Wait A Few Months To Get One
The ninth-generation A6 goes V6-only and offers a bunch of new performance options that do make a difference.
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Mercedes-AMG Dumps 4-Cylinder GLC43 For 443-HP Inline-6 GLC53
The six-cylinder GLC53 has more power than the SUV it replaces, plus new features like a rear-wheel-drive-enabling drift mode.
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What're The Differences Between Kenworth And Peterbilt Semi Trucks?
Kenworth and Peterbilt may seem like rivals in the semi world, but they're owned by the same company. Still, there are some big differences between them.
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Toyota Crawl Control: What It Does And Which Vehicles Have It
If your car is creeping through a parking garage as you look for a spot, is that the time to use Toyota's Crawl Control? No, it's something entirely different.
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Ferrari's First EV Officially Has A Name And A Lovely Tactile Interior Created By Apple's Former Design Boss
I know that this might not end up being everybody's cup of tea, but if this is where the future of interior design is heading, sign me the hell up.
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Here's How Much Weight The Ford F-150 Has Gained Through The Years
Ford introduced the F-150 in 1975 to serve as a bridge between the light-duty F-100 and heavy-duty F-250. Here's how the truck evolved in size over the years.
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Rock Sliders Vs. Running Boards: How Are They Different?
Vehicles designed for off-road adventures will likely have plenty of ground clearance. This clearance is paired with either rock sliders or running boards.
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A Leading Cause Of EV Battery Degradation Is Avoidable, But Is It Worth It?
Over time, every EV's battery is going to degrade. One specific habit can cause that battery to degrade faster, but that doesn't mean you should stop doing it.
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These Are 3 Of The World's Largest Semi Trucks
Given America's love affair with semi trucks, you'd think that's where the biggest semis come from. You'd be wrong, though — these three giants hail elsewhere
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VinFast VF8 Does A Wild Burnout Without Driver Input When Creep Mode Loses Traction
If for some weird reason you have a VinFast, be aware of this potentially hazardous tendency.
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3 Compact SUVs Consumer Reports Rates Higher Than Honda's 2026 CR-V
Consumer Reports looks favorably on the Honda CR-V, rating its 2026 version high on its list of best compact SUVs. But three others rank still higher.
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I Love This Mercedes-Benz S-Class El Camino So Much
Just a little bit of elbow grease, and you could have yourself a genuine luxury ute — something no one else can claim.
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Why Window Louvers Were A Big Deal On Muscle Cars (And Aren't Anymore)
Window louvers were an iconic design element of classic muscle cars. But they also served practical purposes beyond looking exceptionally stylish.
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Here's How Much A 2021 Nissan GT-R Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The R35 Nissan GT-R is no longer in production, so if you want to buy one, you'll have to buy used. And GT-R values have held up pretty well.
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Slate Wants You To Do Warranty Work On Your Own Truck
I do the work, save your company money, and all I get is the convenience of not having to go to a shop?
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The Corvette ZR1X Is A Tech Powerhouse, But It Still Needs A Skilled Driver
When GM unveiled the Corvette ZR1X last year, it didn't disclose much. Now we know exactly how fast it is, but it's still a car that needs a skilled driver.
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8 Rare British Sports Cars With Killer Good Looks
The British were once known for making great sports cars. Some are well-known, but you might be unfamiliar with a few on our list — and they’re all gorgeous.
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The MazdaSpeed 6 Was An AWD 274-Horsepower Subaru Fighter. It's Also Horribly Unreliable.
It had impressive performance for a sedan in its era, but the pumped-up Mazdaspeed6 has lots of reliability issues that could be expensive to repair.
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How Reliable Is The 2025 Genesis GV80? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
Genesis vehicles have gained plenty of praise, and its GV80 model is no different. But how well does its reliability hold up in the eyes on consumers?
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Why Do Automakers Use Retractable Door Handles?
Many electric vehicles have used retractable door handles, but they've fallen under scrutiny in recent years. Why have automakers stuck with them for so long?
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11 Rare Mazdas You Probably Didn't Know Exist
Mazda had made some outrageous cars throughout its history. Here are 11 that prove to be unique, even if they aren't all that great to drive.
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What Kind Of Semi Truck Was Optimus Prime?
One of the most iconic characters in "Transformers" media, Optimus Prime, commonly features as a flat-nose semi truck. Here's what that truck is.
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