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Bear Suit Car Insurance Fraudsters Get Six Months Behind Bars
The fraudsters just got their day in court, and it didn't end beary well.
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At $12,500, Is This 1988 Bentley Eight A Class-Spanning Classic?
Once the "affordable" Bentley, does this 80s Eight make sense today?
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What Happens When Two People Try To Buy The Same Car At The Same Time?
Finding the car you love at a dealership can be a great feeling. But if someone else wants that car, too, you might be in for a rough experience.
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For Fans Of Antiquated Ways To Power Spark Plugs, Here's How To Set Ignition Points
Back when cars relied on distributors, spark plugs needed ignition points. You'll have to know how to set them correctly if you have a classic.
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Even A Single DUI Is Setting You Up For Massive Insurance Headaches
Getting a DUI comes with a lot of negative consequences, most of which are extremely costly. Here's how even one DUI can lead to expensive insurance struggles.
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Lola T70 Racecars Used To Be So Cheap That George Lucas Bought His Own To Film THX 1138
You might have noticed the Lola T70 being used in "THX 1138." Indeed, at least one model was owned by George Lucas, and he might not have spent a lot on it.
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Saturn Once Made An SC Turbo, But Not For You
Saturn never made a factory-turbo SC, but when they let their engineers have a go, it got a big dose of forced induction and nearly double the power.
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Hyundai Ioniq 3 'Aero Hatch' Looks Sensationally Funky And Debuts Hyundai's Major Infotainment Overhaul
I mean, come on. How can you not love this thing?
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Honda Recalls 440,830 Odyssey Minivans For Rear Curtain Airbags That May Deploy After Hitting A Pothole
The automaker first learned of this defect in 2017, but at the time determined there was no safety risk.
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How An F1 Driver Turned The Utilitarian International Scout Into A Luxury Off-Roader
International Harvester's Scout was built to replace the horse, but a Swiss Formula 1 driver turned it into two models that were far more upscale.
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If You Just Filled Up Your Tires With Air And The Light Stays On, This Might Be Why
The TPMS light came on, so you checked your tires, and sure enough, they're low. You filled them, but the light didn't go out. There could be several reasons.
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Los Angeles Car Strippers Leave Porsche 911 A Shell Of Its Former Self
The cops notified the car's owner, and the LAPD says its detectives are on the case.
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Upcoming Schumacher Short Film Features Homebuilt F1 Car
"The Kaiser" centers on Schumacher's early seasons in F1, his unlikely 1991 debut as a Jordan substitute and his tenure at Benetton over the following years.
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If You Get A Dashcam For Insurance Reasons, Don't Forget They're Not Always A Plus
Installing a dashcam to record evidence seems like a great idea, and it may well be, but will having one actually lower your insurance costs? It's complicated.
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At $42,500, Is This 2021 Karma Revero GT A Reborn Bargain?
A weird hybrid with an equally weird history, but does that make this Karma a sensible buy?
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Why The Datsun 510 Earned The Poor Man's BMW Title
The two-door sedan might be a thing of the past, but one Japanese creation has becomes something of a cult hero. Calling it the Poor Man's BMW is no insult.
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2027 Mercedes-Benz C-Class EV Is The Sedan's Most Substantial Redesign Ever
The C400 4Matic will be the first model on sale in the first half of 2027, with 482 horsepower and a range that should exceed 400 miles.
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How Thick Does Lake Ice Have To Be To Support A Car's Weight?
It's a nine-inch minimum for a small car.
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This Many Turbochargers Is Too Many
Depending on how many cylinders your engine has, there's definitely a limit as to how many turbochargers you can add before things get out of hand.
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Does Towing Impact How Often You Have To Change Your Oil?
Towing can put your vehicle under a great deal of stress. But does that mean that you'll have to deal with oil changes more often, among other things?
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At Least One Pope Preferred Manual Transmissions
Pope Leo was recently gifted a Ford Explorer Hybrid, but when he was driving around Chicago before the papacy, he was shifting his own gears in a humble sedan.
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Why Superchargers Can't Touch The Efficiency Of Turbochargers
From a distance, superchargers and turbochargers can seem similar — so why are turbochargers so much more efficient?
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Is One-Pedal Driving Really More Efficient?
One-pedal driving is a feature used in many modern vehicles to regenerate power. But how much efficiency does it actually provide in the long run?
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It Seems Your Tesla Will Recognize A 3.5-Inch Floppy Disk Drive
Using audio files on 3.5-inch floppy disks probably isn't the most efficient way to play music in your Tesla, but if you have the right adapter, it can work.
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How Goodyear Developed Tires For The Moon
You can't take tires off a car and expect them to work on the moon. In fact, the tires Goodyear developed for 1970s moon missions were quite different.
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Michelin's Longest Lasting Tire Has Its Fans, But There's No Such Thing As A Free Lunch
A limited 80,000-mile warranty shows off its biggest plus. But that impressive longevity comes with significant trade-offs in other key areas.
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The Science Behind Voorhees Law
The Vorhees law proves driving times in cities is all about luck and stoplights, rather than speed, but where are the numbers to prove it? Ireland.
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