This Aftermarket Battery Gives Your McLaren P1 (You Have One Of Those, Right?) Less Weight And More Electric Range
V Engineer's lithium-ion battery is 12.4 kWh rather than the original's 4.72 kWh, and it saves 51 pounds.
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Florida Man Just Needed A Nap, So He Jumped A Barbed Wire Fence To Break Into An Airbus A320 And Sleep In The Bathroom
JetBlue is claiming that this entire incident caused a flight delay, costing the giant corporation a grand total of $2,400.
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You're In Charge Of IndyCar For A Day, How Do You Beat F1 At Their Own Game?
Is it tracks, cars, the broadcasts, or something else?
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How Oil Companies And Execs Legally Pass Responsibility For Cleaning Up Leaky Drilling Sites To You: Read This
The story focuses on Tom Ragsdale, whose company was responsible for at least 16 spills. He hasn't paid royalties or rental fees owed to the state, either.
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Hot Vs Cold: How Temps Affect Your Car's Gas Mileage
Extreme heat or cold can really impact your car’s gas mileage, but why do they have such an impact, and which is best for reducing your running costs?
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8 Of The Most Reliable German Cars Ever Made
German cars don't have, shall we say, the best reputation for dependability. But still there are some that shine for their reliability. Here are eight.
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7 Cars That Were Super Expensive In The '70s And Are Surprisingly Cheap Today
Once some of the most expensive cars in the world, these bona fide '70s classics were hit by depreciation so hard that almost anyone can afford them today.
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Is Your Old Car Battery Recyclable?
Most products and materials can and should be recycled. But what about car batteries? Here's what to know about the process and how to find a recycling center.
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5 Car Mods That Can Improve Driving For Older People
From better visibility to easier entry and improved comfort, these car modifications can help older drivers stay comfortable and confident behind the wheel.
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The Army Spent $6.9 Billion On Stealth Helicopters That Basically Just Went To A Museum
The U.S. spends an absurd amount of money on military expenses, including $6.9 billion on two helicopter prototypes that never saw action. Here's the story.
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How Fast Were The Fastest Muscle Cars, Really? A Look At 5 Top Speeds From The 1960s
The arrival of muscle cars (and the horsepower wars that ensued) redefined performance for American enthusiasts in the '60s, but how fast could they really go?
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Catwalk Cars: New York City's Weird Wafer-Thin Electric Vehicles Used By Tunnel Police
An overlooked chapter in vehicle history, these ridiculous electric police vehicles have been zooming across Manhattan tunnels until just a decade ago.
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Ford Ka, Turbo LS Volvo S90, Lincoln Town Car Ute: The Dopest Cars I Found For Sale Online
Amber's birthday is coming up, so you could think of this as a shopping list of potential gifts.
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'The Only Thing We Did Was Borrow Two Injectors' Former Kia Service Manager Used Parts From Customer Car To Fix Somebody Else's
After the video went viral, the dealership launched an internal review, and the service manager in question was terminated.
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Rocket Lab Announces Portable Spaceport To Let It Launch From Anywhere
Called the Global Hypersonic & Orbital Spaceport Technology (GHOST), this modular system was designed to be fit within standard shipping containers.
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1,050-HP Revuelto SV Is The Fastest And Most Powerful Production Lamborghini Ever
As you'd expect from a Super Veloce, there's also a big rear wing and a lot of other performance-enhancing tweaks.
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Spyker Is Back With The 800-HP, Gold-Plated, Manual-Only C8 Preliator XXV Coupe
As of earlier this week Spyker had already sold 19 of the 25 it's going to make, and the one you see here is the first production unit already delivered.
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Moby Dick-Inspired Slantnose 911 GT2 RS Explains Porsche's Mysterious 'Flachbau' And 'Flachbau RS' Trademarks
The Flachbau RS is based on a 991.2 GT2 RS, and three prototypes were developed and tested at the Nürburgring to make sure its performance back up the wing.
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The Cars You Thought Were Way Cooler Than They Actually Were When You Were A Kid
Our readers are all experts and perfect now, but once they were kids with terrible opinions.
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The BMW M50 Inline-Six Is Why Cheap E36 325is Still Refuse To Die
The BMW E36 325i is still hugely popular with car enthusiasts, but the reason so many examples survive is because that 2.5-liter engine is just so good.
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The Old Cadillac Is Dead, And This Track-Only V-One Concept Is The Proof
Essentially a customer version of the V-Series.R race car, the slightly more refined V-One packs 830 horsepower, and we bet Cadillac will build a few of them.
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Ford Mustang Dark Horse SC Convertible Packs 795 HP Into A Droptop
Cheaper than a GTD, and delivering wind-in-the-hair motoring, the Mustang Dark Horse SC Convertible promises no shortage of speed, too.
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838-HP Aston Martin Valen Is A V12-Powered Monster With A Radical Carbon-Fiber Body
It's the most powerful front-engined Aston Martin in the company's history.
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Ruf Ushers In A New Ehra Of Grand Touring With 650 Horsepower And All-Wheel Drive
The car is named after the Ehra-Lessien test track where Phil Hill set a top speed record in an original Yellowbird.
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Tesla Is Absolutely Dominating A Shrinking EV Market
With incentives removed, EV sales are slumping, but one brand still seems to be doing alright.
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What's The Fastest Car You've Ever Driven?
There's no shortage of fast cars out there, so what's the speediest you've (legally) driven?
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At $15,000, Would You Leap On This 1996 Chevy Impala SS?
From a time when space meant true luxury.
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McLaren Goes Retro With The McL 6GT, Its First Manual Car Since The F1
The McL 6GT is inspired by the M6GT, founder Bruce McLaren's unrealized supercar dream.
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Bridges And Roads Are So Fundamental To Human Survival That The Geneva Conventions Protect Them
Modern war is so brutal that combatants have resorted to the destruction of roads and bridges. Here's how the Geneva Conventions protect that infrastructure.
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Czinger 21C Spyder Has More Downforce Than Any Other Convertible And The Coolest Brakes You'll See All Week
At 150 mph the 21C Spyder produces 3,307 pounds of downforce with the roof on, matching the coupe, and with it off that figure slightly drops to 3,267 pounds.
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Planes Have To Enter The 'Oceanic Entry Point' With Perfect Timing
Pilots face unique challenges when flying over oceans, including a lack of radar coverage. Here's how they manage and why timing is so crucial in these zones.
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