California's New Tire Regulations Could Be A Nightmare For Enthusiasts
The proposed CA program could change the sorts of tires available for sale to car enthusiasts and increase the cost of tire replacement for everyone else.
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Graduate's Stolen Camaro ZL1 Recovered, Immediately Stolen Again
After having the same Camaro ZL1 stolen twice, the owners say they'll likely move on to a different vehicle, even if theirs is recovered.
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How Much Computer Do You Want In Your Car?
There is, of course, a difference between needs and wants.
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Henry Ford's Amazon Rubber Empire Dream Fordlandia To Be Restored As Ordered By Brazilian Courts
Fordlandia was abandoned in the 1940s, but preservationists in the region have worked since the 1990s to have the dying city declared a heritage site.
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These Overrated Muscle Cars Are More Trouble Than They're Worth
A lot of muscle cars are seen as legendary dream cars that anyone would love to own. But a few aren't quite as great for day-to-day life as you'd think.
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The Turbo 'Whoosh' Is Disappearing From New Cars, And So Some Automakers Are Faking It
Turbo cars are losing that signature whistle we all know and love, so some automakers are now using speakers to imitate it. It's still as fake as it gets.
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What Happens When You Try To Give Away A Car For Free?
Want to give your car away? We commend your generosity, but people will inevitably assume there's a catch — and that assumption usually comes from experience.
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The World's Fastest Semi Truck Is A Volvo
Semi trucks aren't exactly known for their raw pace, but Volvo has built a truck that proves big load-luggers can be rapid in the right hands.
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5 Used Cars Under $6,000 Recommended For Teen Drivers
Needing a used car that's cheap doesn't mean it has to be unsafe, too. These cars all average under $6,000 and have performed well in IIHS safety tests.
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How Long Did It Take The U.S. To Build The Interstate Highway System?
For a long time, the U.S. Interstate Highway System was the longest in the world at over 46,000 miles, but its construction took a lot longer than planned.
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Why Synchromesh Transmissions Were So Revolutionary
Replacing old "crash boxes," this cool transmission component is the reason you can granny shift and not double-clutch in every modern manual transmission car.
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This Diesel Engine Changed The Way Heavy Trucks Make Power
A breakthrough in diesel engineering changed how heavy trucks delivered power, ultimately reshaping torque, gearing, and real-world drivability forever.
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The Stubby Truck You See At Warehouses Is Called A Yard Goat, Here's Why It's Special
Trucks come in lots of varieties, from electric-powered pickups to diesel-gulping semis. The yard goat plays a crucial role in warehouses and cargo yards.
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The Reopening Of Great Bend's Historic Drag Strip Is A Rare Tale Of Success As Other Race Tracks Continue To Close
SRCA was fortunate that its neighbors and the city were supportive of bringing the historic track to working order.
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5 Used SUVs Under $20k That Probably Won't Break The Bank In Repairs
It's not easy to get any SUV, new or used, under $20,000. But there are a few options that manage to be reliable and relatively inexpensive.
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Rolls-Royce Spectre Series II Gets More Power And Range, But You'll Really Care About The Redesigned Clock And Absurd Trim Options
The overall design hasn't changed much, but the new Spectre gets some of the wildest and most impressively intricate options you've ever seen on a car.
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BMW 325i Wagon, Dodge Ramcharger, Police Tank: The Dopest Cars I Found For Sale Online
Well, whether you've had a rough week or not, I think you deserve a reward.
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10 Of The Most Reliable European Cars You Can Get In The US
European cars often get a bad rap for reliability, but it doesn't apply to all models. These are some of the most dependable European cars available in the U.S.
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Subaru Recalls 70,000 Foresters Because The Moonroofs Could Fly Off
According to Subaru, it isn't aware of any related crashes or injuries but it did receive three technical reports in the U.S.
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The Military Is Drilling Special Operations Raids In The Heart Of The LA Area, But Don't Panic
From a safety perspective, urban military drills can be disastrous.
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GMC Made The Hummer X For Me And My Climbing Polycule, And We Don't Want It
Responses to the Hummer X included "Who is this for," "I think its silly," "That car looks it was ai generated in 2022,"and perhaps most succinctly, "oh i f*cking hate this."
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International Space Station Astronauts Ordered To Prepare For Evacuation, As If They Have Somewhere Else To Go
Evacuating when a hurricane comes is bad enough, can you imagine evacuating the only island of habitability in an otherwise cold and infinite expanse?
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F1 Will Race In Las Vegas Until 2037 After 10-Year Extension
The Las Vegas Grand Prix has quickly become one of the few marquee rounds of the championship calendar that doesn't produce a boring on-track product.
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BMW Wants To Replace Factory Workers With Human-Shaped Robots
The robot used in BMW's pilot program, can be fitted with a variety of tools on its hands and used to produce batteries and components for vehicles.
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Volkswagen Hints At Bringing The Regular Golf Back To The U.S. With The Help Of Mexican Production
I do wonder if German Golf buyers are willing to accept a Mexican-built Golf. I'm sure most will, but it'll probably rub a few people the wrong way.
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These Are The Non-Subaru Vehicles That Should Lead Every Pride Parade, According To Our Readers
I'm not here to preach about the importance of queer visibility or anything, though, we're here to talk about cars
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It Makes No Sense Why U.S. Auto Sales Are Holding Steady, But They Are
Turns out, despite everything, people still want to buy cars.
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Which Tracks Need To Return To The F1 Schedule?
The French Grand Prix, the sport's oldest event, hasn't been held since 2022. The German Grand Prix has been absent from F1's schedule since 2019.
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At $6,995, Would You Fly To Buy This Incredibly Low-Mileage 1976 Pontiac Sunbird?
With exceptionally low miles, a manual transmission, and some seriously bright colors, will this Sunbird light up your driveway for $6,995?
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Chrysler Tried To Memory-Hole These Muscle Cars, But The Rumors Were True
For years, Chrysler insisted that this car never existed. However, it turns out that rumors about the legendary vehicle were true all along. Here's the story.
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Gas Station Can't Sell Diesel After RV Dumps Its Toilet Into Supply
Now, the Montrose Maverik not only has to get its diesel tank cleaned, but also dispose of contaminated diesel it can't sell, and at today's ridiculous prices.
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