Automakers Expect $2.3 Billion In Tariff Refunds Whether Trump Likes It Or Not
A big payday is coming for automakers. Anyone care to wager on just how much Trump tariff money makes it back to actual consumers?
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What's The Weirdest Thing You Keep In Your Car?
Maybe you keep a miniature nativity scene made from Sonny Angels hidden away from prying, judgmental eyes in your glove compartment for when you need to smile.
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At $16,500, Would You Rally To This 1970 Saab 95 Wagon's Cause?
A lot of work has gone into getting this Saab 95 to where it is today, but is it worth the $16,500 asking price?
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Tow Company Ignores New Laws Specifically Designed To Help Low Income Folks
Small violations, like not displaying a proper parking permit, could get you towed, but that's just the start of the problems with these towing practices.
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Harley-Davidson's Screamin' Eagle Milwaukee-Eight 135 Has Wild Swap Potential
If you like outlandish auto projects, these are the cars that could be excellent candidates for a Harley-Davidson Screamin' Eagle engine swap.
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What Engine Parts Are Most Susceptible To Carbon Buildup?
Carbon buildup can create some big issues while you're driving. A few engine parts are more susceptible to it than others, so check them regularly.
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IIHS Study Reveals Drivers Are Significantly More Likely To Use Their Phones While Speeding, Especially On Freeways
IIHS reached these conclusions by analyzing data collected by car insurance companies' safe-driving apps.
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New York City Is Putting The 'Park' Back In Park Avenue
Reducing traffic and replacing it with foot paths is a great idea, bringing the street back to its original intent when it stopped being boring old Fourth Ave.
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Do Inner And Outer Tie Rods Need To Be Replaced At The Same Time?
If you've ever had to replace tie rods, you've probably heard about doing it in pairs. But is that really necessary if there's only an issue with one of them?
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Volkswagen ID Polo Debuts With A 280-Mile Max Range, But Tamer Looks Than Its Charismatic Competition
Hopefully some of the ID Polo's features, like its array of physical buttons inside, will make their way to VWs sold in America.
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BMW Designers Explain Why The New 7 Series Facelift Works So Damn Well
Vice president of design Maximilian Missoni said that an undertaking like this is really "only something BMW could do."
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Cadillac's Miami F1 Livery Is A Good Livery, But Bad For Miami
We love the idea of special liveries for different races, but a vibrant place like Miami deserves a better scheme than this monochrome design.
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Learn To Drive Like It's The 1970s With This Aetna Drivotrainer Simulator
Can you actually use it to learn how to drive? Without the accompanying screen and instructor, probably not.
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These Were Your 2008 Recession Rides
We've had a lot of these once-in-a-lifetime recessions by now, which means we know how to manage through them as best we can.
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China Pauses All Self-Driving Permits After Outage
Plus the prevalence of Chinese cars around the Mexican border, VW reconsidering its German production base, and Mercedes' not great first quarter results.
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Which Automakers Should Build A New Supercar?
Do you have some good ideas for supercar experts Bugatti or Lamborghini, or do you think a startup like Lucid could give it a try?
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Driving The 2027 Infiniti QX65 Had Me Thinking 'Oh, For FX's Sake!'
Other than a sloping roofline and some other minor design touches, there's not much that links the QX65 back to the iconic Infiniti FX of the early 2000s.
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At $18,500, Is This Low-Mileage 1986 Chevy Corvette The Gold Standard?
What's your take on this C4 and that asking price? Is that too much green to ask for this gold car?
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Porsche Developed A Sedan For Studebaker, And It Even Involved John Z. DeLorean
Porsche didn't always just make Porsches. It was founded as an engineering firm, and it created cars for other brands. Studebaker almost was one of them.
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America Could Soon Lose The Cheapest Models From Foreign Automakers
The rising cost of importing tariffed vehicles and vehicle parts from countries like Canada and Mexico could mean the demise of several cheap vehicles.
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This Has Been The Least Recalled Car Brand For More Than Ten Years
A luxury brand has been leading the least recalled car charts for over a decade, and it still recalls fewer cars than both Toyota and Lexus.
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Here's How Much A 2021 VW Jetta GLI Has Depreciated In 5 Years
Buying a used Volkswagen Jetta GLI could be a great way to get a fun ride for a decent price. If you're curious, here's how much a 2021 GLI has depreciated.
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These Are The Best-Selling Cars So Far In 2026
This is a ranking of the top 25 best-selling vehicles in Q1 of 2026 that's is based on estimates from Cox Automotive.
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Aston Martin's Lawyers Put The Kibosh On That Weird Rebodied NC Miata We Roasted Last Week
The listing was taken down following "a trademark claim regarding the Aston Martin badging and description of this car."
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Speeed Is Building Anti-Hype Cars For YouTube
It's not a Lamborghini, it's not a big-power turbo car, and it's not some wild big-dollar thing. What it is, though, is finished.
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If Your Manual Transmission Has An E, What Does It Stand For?
While rare in the U.S. today, manuals used to be common and some had unique quirks. Here's what it means if you see an old-school shifter with an E on it.
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Why The Strongest Bolt Grade Isn't Always The Best For A Safe Car Repair
The stronger the bolt, the safer the car, right? Not necessarily, as some bolts are deliberately engineered as weak points that break under specific loads.
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There Are 25 Days-Worth Of Oil Supply Left In The USA, But Don't Panic
Despite being the world's leading oil producer, that oil is often refined into other petroleum products; the U.S. still needs to import oil for gas and diesel.
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Watch The Talladega Big One Replay In Slow Motion
NASCAR and "Big Ones" go together like peanut butter and jelly — you can have one without the other, but the two together make for one tasty treat.
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Nissan Recalls Nearly 50,000 Cubes That Are Almost Old Enough To Legally Vote Due To Detaching Driver's Airbags
Nissan thinks only 0.002% of the Cubes in this recall contain airbags with the defect, but it's still a safety critical recall given how important airbags are.
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Suspected Car Thief Spider-Mans Through Underside Of Bridge Trying To Escape Police
After chasing the stolen Civic, police had to shut down the bridge, bring fireboats units into the bay, and bring hostage negotiators to the scene.
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