Toyota MR2 Spyder, Studebaker Champion, Subaru Domingo: The Dopest Cars I Found For Sale Online
This week, we're taking a look at the cars in and around Oregon - an eclectic mix, I have to say.
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Salvage Yard Finds Nine Pounds Of Meth Stashed Inside A Junk Car's Door
The car had been on the lot for a year when a customer removed a door panel to discover the first bag of meth, followed by several more inside the other door.
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The Rivian R2 Configurator Is Live But You'll Have To Wait For Purple
You can customize an R2 to your heart's content, visualizing different exterior colors, wheel choices, interior colors and more.
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Trucks Are Just Driving The Oil Across The Arabian Desert To Avoid The Straight Of Hormuz
Even if it hurts profits, funding a desert caravan at least keeps these companies from going under.
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The 12 Most Powerful Porsches To Ever Leave The Factory
Porsche has been pushing for higher horsepower numbers in recent years. Some models are even reaching above 1,000 horsepower from the factory.
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Lotus Is Replacing Its Toyota And AMG Engines With A Horse
Hopefully, it sounds good, too, because you don't want your Lotus to sound... hoarse. OK, I'll stop.
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Vision BMW Alpina Previews The Future Of The Brand (And Surely The Next-Gen 8 Series Coupe)
Revealed at Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este, this huge coupe shows how the Alpina brand will evolve under BMW's stewardship.
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America250-Themed Jeep Wrangler Launches With WWII-Themed Marvel Comic Book That's Guaranteed To Confuse 99% Of Buyers
Aren't we all completely burned out on superhero movies?
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3 Old School Automotive Tools That Even Experienced Car People Might Not Recognize
As cars have evolved, so have the tools we use to work on them. While some change very little, others fall out of vogue entirely, like these old-school devices.
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Endless Stream Of Empty Waymos Terrorizing Suburban Atlanta Neighborhood
Like a flock of confused pigeons, dozens of empty robotaxis keep returning to a random Atlanta neighborhood.
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End Of An Era: Last Tesla Model S And X Roll Off The Production Line
Now they've gone away for good, and there's been no indication of Tesla working on successors to either vehicle.
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These Are The Race Tracks Our Readers Most Want To Drive
Driving on a fantastic public road is great, but there's nothing like getting to really push a car on track.
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AI And EVs Drive The Detroit 3 To Reduce Their Workforce By 20,000 Salaried Jobs
It's a bad time to be a human worker.
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What Car Deserves A Better Name?
I feel like we tend to underestimate how important a car's name is.
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At $13,975, Would You Drive Over All The Things In This 2008 Porsche Cayenne Turbo Overlander?
With some hefty cosmetic issues, a few unfinished modifications, and hard-earned wear and tear, is this Porsche Cayenne Turbo with the asking price?
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This Is What L Means On Your Automatic Transmission
There are all kinds of gear shifters out there, but the classic PRNDL shifter is still common. But what does the final letter stand for, and why is it there?
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KITT Gets Speeding Ticket In NYC While On Display In Illinois Museum
With accuracy like this, it's no wonder that over 40 percent of NYC speed camera tickets get thrown out.
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Dealerships Are Mostly A Scam, But You Already Knew That
These hoops are designed to cost you money, and if you don't know what you're looking for, you'll get completely and totally screwed.
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Chrysler Showed Dealers A Sub-$30,000 Compact Resurrecting The Pronto Name From Great '90s Plymouth Concepts
Plymouth brought out a Pronto hatchback concept in 1997 and a revival car in the sub-$30k range might be exactly what Stellantis needs right now.
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I Have A Second Kid Coming Soon And My Sports Car Is Too Small! What Should I Buy?
A dad twice over needs a car that can handle two car seats and be fast. With a budget up to $50,000, what car should he buy?
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Volkswagen Doesn't Really Seem To Care About The ID Buzz's Return Even Though There's A New Camper Trim
The ID Buzz is returning from its hiatus for 2027 with some mild updates and changes to trim levels, but there wasn't much fanfare for the occasion.
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Stunt On Everyone At The Indy 500 Next Weekend By Rolling Up In Two-Time Winner Arie Luyendyk's Hot Rod Rambler
This would make a great summertime daily driver, and you can tell everyone you're driving the same car a two-time Indy 500 winner once owned.
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Even The Nearly Perfect 2024 Fiat 500e Has Flaws, Downsides, And Even The Occasional Con
I did my best to make it hurt, and much to everyone's disappointment, it just hasn't been the high-drama disaster I was secretly hoping for.
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Everything An Indy 500 First-Timer Needs To Know, According To Our Readers
I learned a long time ago you miss the most important stuff if you just wander into an event with no real plan or idea of what you're getting yourself into.
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Honda CEO Tries To Distract From $5.7 Billion Annual Loss With Promise Of 15 New Hybrids And By Dropping 2040 Combustion-Free Goal
Plus Volkswagen and an Israeli defense company get one step closer to an Iron Dome production deal, and more.
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What's Your Favorite Flagship Vehicle?
Let us know in the comments which flagship takes the cake in your unique mind!
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At $21,900, Is This Supercharged 2010 Chevy Camaro SS A Pony Of A Different Color?
It's in need of some serious paintwork, but this supercharged Camaro SS has big power. Is it worth the trade-off?
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"His Airness" Michael Jordan's 1993 ZR-1 Is Going To The Corvette Museum
Like Jordan, the ZR-1 was a show of force in 1993, with Chevrolet proving that it could still build performance cars that beat the entire world.
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Repo Man Had 'Six Hours To Find 20 Pilots' While Seizing Jet Aircraft From Bankrupt Spirit Airlines
Repossessing a jet isn't quite as straightforward as a car, it turns out.
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Airplane Ashtrays Still Exist Because People Have A Hard Time Following Rules
Smoking has been banned on commercial flights since 2000, so why do brand new airplanes still come with ashtrays installed in the bathroom?
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