We Need A New Way To Fly In A GPS-Jammed World
CNN says that 900 commercial flights per day are getting jammed.
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Porsche Is Taycan Away The Cross Turismo And Sport Turismo Wagon Options
When it comes to actual, paying customers and not passionate-but-broke car dudes on the internet, wagons just aren't popular in the U.S.
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These Are The Worst Car Castings You've Seen In Movies And TV
Seeing the "wrong" car in a TV show or movie can be like a pebble in your shoe: infuriating and impossible to ignore when spotted.
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Stellantis Wants To Sell More Trucks
Plus Waymo's latest big recall, dealers' used-car inventories, and the ways they're working around the problem.
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For One Week A Year, This Small-Town Wisconsin Airport Becomes The Busiest In The World
While large international hubs are typically the world's busiest airports, the airport in this small city holds that title for about one week each year.
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Who's Your Favorite Car Reviewer On YouTube?
The written word still has plenty of value (unless you work in the C-suite), but cars are more than ideas. They're physical objects you look at with your eyes.
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At $12,500, Is This 2003 Toyota Tacoma 4X4 Everything You Could Want?
Toyota's pickup is perennially popular, but do the upgrades here justify the price?
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Burning Gas Pollutes So Much, Dirty EV Battery Manufacturing Evens Out In About 2 Years
The rap on EVs is that making their batteries is such a dirty process, you're better off environmentally to drive a gas-powered car. But that claim is bogus.
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Maserati Refreshes Grecale, GranTurismo And GranCabrio For 2027, Even If You'll Probably Never Notice
The changes largely amount to redesigned bumpers and a new clock inside, and shocking Maserati is continuing to sell the Folgore EV versions of all three cars.
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Hero Alligator Attacks Fleeing DWI Suspect, Slowing Him Down For The Arrest
After running a Toyota Supra into a concrete barrier, the suspect jumped off the highway, into the swamp, and was promptly attacked by an alligator.
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Genesis Magma Racing's Successful Le Mans Debut Was Thrilling To Witness
The fledgling Korean team is taking racing very seriously, and it achieved its goal of finishing the 2026 24 Hours of Le Mans, only Genesis' third race.
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One Of America's Oldest Trucking Companies Has Been Around Longer Than Automobiles
Founded 5 years before the first car was built, the oldest African-American-owned business in the United States operates a fleet of 45 trucks with 75 employees.
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These Factors Can Impact Your Insurance Payments As Much As The Type Of Car You Drive
Apart from just your car's type, power, and price, information that may seem random or irrelevant can massively hike your insurance premiums.
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These Symptoms Might Mean Your Car Has A Cracked Engine Block
A cracked engine block is generally considered a bad thing for many reasons, but just how can you tell whether or not your block is broken?
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FTC Is Cracking Down On Dealerships With Nonexistent 'Ghost Car' Listings
Advertisements for cars that don't exist and ads with misleading prices are frustrating car shoppers, but the FTC is putting dealers on notice.
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Compression Testing Vs Leak-Down Testing: What's The Difference?
Making sure your engine has proper compression is vital for its health. You can rely on one of two methods to test this, but they aren't quite equal.
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Tiny, Adorable Telo MT1 Electric Pickup Truck Moves One Step Closer To Making Me Eat My Own Words
Telo's fate is still far from settled, but we'll take good news where we can find it.
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Former Top Gear Host Jeremy Clarkson Has 'Aggressive' Cancer
It's a good reminder not to skip your routine health checks.
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These Are The Cars With The Strongest Cult Followings
At what point does "enthusiast" become "willing cult-member?"
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What's Your Favorite Type Of Driving?
I am a total fiend for some high-speed, jump-takin', chassis-shakin' trophy truck-style Baja driving.
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And The Award For Worst Gas Mileage Ever Goes To This Manual Jeep Cherokee Chief With A Viper V10
If you can afford the auction, you can probably afford the gas.
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At $9,995, Is This 1990 Oldsmobile Troféo A Prize Package?
Has the time come for this overlooked Olds?
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2027 Porsche Taycan Gets Simulated Shifts Because The Hyundai Ioniq 5 N Was So Impressive
The new (and optional) E-Shift system has 8 gears selected by steering wheel paddles, and it simulates engine braking and has a rev limiter.
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These 5 Charities Can Help Lower The Cost Of Car Repairs
Car repair costs can be debilitating. Fortunately, there are numerous charities that may help you pay for these repairs, including these organizations.
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How The 1955 Chevy Cameo Carrier Invented The Lifestyle Pickup Truck
Pickups used to be workhorses but now they're so much more, and the 1955 Chevy Cameo Carrier is to blame. Here's the story behind the first lifestyle pickup.
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How Engineers Create Working, Floating Boats Out Of Concrete
Concrete ships sound like a bad idea, but Archimedes' Principle proves otherwise. Here is why engineers turned to this material during wartime crises.
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How To Deal With A Bird Nest In Your Car
What happens when you hear chirping coming from under your hood? Finding a bird nest in your car could potentially be a much bigger problem than you think.
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Why Your Engine Has A Ground Strap (And Yes, It's Important)
Ground straps might seem a bit superfluous, but they do a crucial job for your car's electrics. Neglect this simple but critical part at your peril.
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Tiny Engines Require Tiny Turbos, And This Turbo Might Be The Tiniest
Have you ever wondered how forced induction would work on a tiny 150cc engine? For one, it would need a properly sized turbocharger carefully matched to it.
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