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FAA Proposes Letting Space Companies Ignore Environmental Damage To The Planet They Launch From
Humanity is dramatically increasing its presence in space, and that's putting strain on the legal framework around it.
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This 1979 Mercedes-Benz 280TE Was Trapped Inside An Italian Garage For 38 Years, Now It's Probably The Most Valuable W123 Ever
An astonishing survival story undoubtedly means an astonishing auction price.
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New Hennessey Blackbird Wants To Give You 'Analog Overload' With No Turbos, No Screens, And A Manual
Hennessey will make 71 of its new Blackbird hypercar for $2.5 million each, with production starting sometime in 2029 or 2030
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Was The 1962 Shelby Cobra CSX 2000 Really Repainted To Fool The Press?
The story goes that Carroll Shelby's prototype Cobra was painted multiple colors over time to make it seem like he had several cars, not just one. But was it?
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Lamborghini Revuelto Miura 60° Homage Is Another Birthday Tribute To The First True Supercar
If you feel the need to overrule Lamborghini's designers, is this really the special edition for you?
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Cinema's Next F1 Period Piece Will Spotlight The Unlikely Rise Of A Canadian Icon
"Villeneuve: The Rise of a Legend" will premiere as the closing film of the Toronto International Film Festival on September 19.
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I Don't Remember The Last Time I Used My Car's Volume Knob
My Fiat 500e's problem, if you can even call it that, is the volume controls on the steering wheel. They're just too convenient.
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Why Germany Bans Big Rigs From Its Autobahn Every Single Sunday And Holiday
Germans love rules and, as anyone who's driven in Germany knows, they especially love rules about driving. When it comes to big rigs, things get more specific.
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Here's How Much A 2022 Hyundai Elantra N Has Depreciated In 4 Years
Wondering if it's the right time to buy or sell a 2022 Hyundai Elantra N? Check out its four-year depreciation and long-term value for money.
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Which Of The Dead Entry-Level Cars Do You Miss The Most?
Cheap though maybe not so cheerful, these were once the cars new drivers learned their skills in.
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These Niche Automotive Micro-Segments Are Overdue For A Comeback, According To Our Readers
Sometimes it's fun to tell ourselves the automakers are wrong, and actually, we have great car ideas.
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Nissan Turns A Profit For The First Time In Two Years As Pigs Fly, Hell Freezes Over
An unexpected win for Nissan and more tough times for Toyota.
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At $11,799, Could This 1978 Mazda RX-7 GS Make You Go Hmmm?
If you haven't had a Wankel yet, maybe it's time to indulge?
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The 1982 Ford Mustang SSP Was The Last Thing Speeders In California Wanted To See In Their Mirrors
Think you could outrun the law in the '80s? Discover why the 1982 Ford Mustang SSP gave California speeders a serious run for their money.
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The Pros And Cons Of Using A Car Cover
A car cover is meant to protect your vehicle, but it might not be useful for everyone. If you aren't careful, it can cause more harm than good.
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Don't Believe Their Lies, Lots Of Great Cars Were Made In The '70s
The cars of the '70s are often derided as malaise-era clunkers, but that ignores the many great automobiles made in that decade. Here are nine of the best.
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Why The 1979 Ford Mustang Indy 500 Pace Car Was Such A Big Deal
In 1979, Ford showcased its new third-generation Mustang as the official pace car of the Indy 500. This was a key moment for the Mustang as a whole.
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Why Doughnut Spares Typically Need 60 PSI, Double That Of Regular Tires
You finally pull out your space-saver spare, and you realize it's supposed to be 60 psi, while your other tires are close to 30. Is this some kind of mistake?
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What To Do When You Encounter Flashing Or Solid Yellow Traffic Lights
Most drivers know that yellow always means increased caution, but the rules are different for flashing yellow lights than for a solid yellow.
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Sean Duffy Wants To Introduce Freedom Cars To Unshackle Us From The Constraints Of Data-Bonded Cars
A broken clock, etc. etc.
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What Does Maintenance-Free Car Battery Really Mean?
Topping your car batteries off with water is a thing of the past, and most are maintenance-free. But that doesn't mean they don't require upkeep.
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Walmart Is Building Its Own Charging Network That's Growing Faster Than All The Non-Tesla Competition
Installing chargers at a rapid pace could position Walmart to steal business from other retailers who lack fast-charging options in their parking lots.
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4 Things To Know If You Want A Ford Mustang As A Family Car
The Ford Mustang isn't always the first car you think of when it comes to family transport, but could you use it for hauling the kids from A to B?
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Why Battery-Swapping EVs Still Haven't Made Highway Fast Charging Obsolete
You pull into a bay, and automatically your EV's battery is removed and another inserted. It seems so easy, so why does fast charging still dominate?
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Why Your Tire's Official Pressure Recommendation Isn't Always The Right PSI
Every car has a placard with the optimal tire pressure on the driver's side B-pillar, but that doesn't mean it's universally the best PSI for every driver.
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What Are Some Of The Best Liveries In Racing?
Is it just me, or are good racing liveries getting to be fewer and harder to come by?
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New Bridgestone UltraWeather Beats The Socks Off The Old WeatherPeak In Tire Rack Tests
Tire Rack hasn't had the chance to run any segment-inclusive comparison tests, but the improvements over the old tire make it sound much better overall.
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Quarter Century Of Automotive Taste: The Best Selling Cars From 1980 To 2005
Times change, and so does what buyers are looking for in a new car. You can tell a lot about generational shifts by seeing what was selling over 25 years.
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Here's How To Get The Right License So You Can Bid At Dealer-Only Auto Auctions
While only licensed dealers with a registered location can bid at dealer auctions, there are several convenient albeit somewhat questionable workarounds.
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The Alaska Highway Was Built Across 1,500 Miles Of Wilderness In 8 Months In 1942
The U.S. had proposed a highway to link Alaska to the lower states in the 1920s, but Canada wasn't interested. Then bombs fell on Pearl Harbor.
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