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Driving Style Isn't The Only Thing Draining Your EV's Battery
As you might expect, aggressive driving can affect how much charge your EV holds. But there's more you'll need to keep track of to maximize its range.
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Mazda Will Finally Sell You A Green ND Miata, But It's Barely Green
The MX-5 is supposed to be a fun car, why doesn't it come in any fun colors?
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How America Fell In Love With V8 Engines
Here's why the V8 remains such a staple of not just American car culture but American life in general, and why gearheads have loved it for over a century.
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We Were Meant To Get A Saab Hot Hatch, Instead They Gave Us A Rebadged Subaru
Collaboration between Subaru and Saab could've led to a great hot-hatch from the Swedish auto manufacturer, but it never really had a fighting chance.
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Michelin's Strange PLR Tire-Testing Car Was A 10-Wheeled Fever Dream
This French monstrosity could technically drive on 11 tires powered by two Chevy small-block V8s, and it served an incredibly important purpose.
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Cummins Makes An Engine That's Basically A Diesel But Runs On Gas
The gas-powered Cummins engine still has tons of torque, and there are some other potential upsides too, including reduced maintenance intervals.
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Spain's Obscure Pegaso Z-102 Supercar Hid A Quad-Cam V8 Engine Built By A Truckmaker
It wasn't a sales hit, the engine was tough to maintain, and the car had premium pricing, but the Spanish V8-powered Pegaso Z-102 was certainly a beauty.
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The Soviet ZIL-4104 Boasted A Hand-Built 7.7-Liter V8 Engine For Communist Elites
When communist Soviet leaders needed a luxury car, they turned to American designs, reverse-engineering U.S.-made sedans to create their own elite limousines.
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The History Behind The Most Bizarre Single-Wheeled Vehicle Ever Conceived
This fully functional monowheel could reach 30 mph and was deemed more efficient than cars, but several disastrous flaws made it a rolling death cage.
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We Both May Hate The Ferrari Luce, But We're Not The Same
Maybe Ferrari doesn't know how to design anything anymore, including a race-winning F1 car.
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GMC Says Its New, Smaller Hummer X Truck And SUV Concepts Are Purely For Show With No Production Intent... Sure, Jan
GMC says these Hummers "redefine what a mid-size EV can do off-road," and despite being billed as concepts they don't look that far-fetched.
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Mini Cooper Paul Smith Edition Adds Cheerful Designer Touches And Chic Color Schemes For $1,400
Minis already have a distinctive way of weaseling their way into your heart, and the Paul Smith Edition goes even deeper.
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Why Automakers Mostly Abandoned Suicide Doors After The 1960s
Fitting for the name, suicide doors earned a reputation as horrifically dangerous especially in the era before seat belts.
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Ferrari Insists New $640,000 Luce EV Is A Serious Car, Not An Elaborate Prank Like You All Assume
The Jony Ive–designed Ferrari Luce has four motors making 1,035 horsepower, a 300-ish-mile range and a fantastic cabin, plus a very controversial exterior.
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9 Hot Rod Styles Every Gearhead Should Know
What exactly makes a lowboy different from a highboy, and why did T-buckets change hot rod culture? Here's the history every true gearhead needs to know.
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'World-Class' At The Petersen Museum Condenses 100 Years Of Mercedes-Benz Into A Greatest Hits Exhibit Featuring Cars You've Definitely Never Seen Before
Even for the most discerning Mercedes fan, there will be at least a couple cars in this 42-vehicle exhibit that surprise and delight.
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Mercedes-AMG Shut Down LA's 6th Street Bridge For The Most Outrageous Car Reveal Ever
The electric AMG GT 4-Door Coupe was revealed using burnouts and pyrotechnics on a makeshift Autobahn with the help of Brad Pitt, George Russell, and Blink-182.
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Jeep Calls The Wrangler An SUV, But Much Of The Internet Begs To Differ
The Jeep Wrangler is legendary. However, many owners are divided regarding the type of vehicle it is. Jeep calls the Wrangler an SUV, but not everyone agrees.
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The 2026 SUVs With The Most Cargo Space
If you're in the market for a new SUV with a massive amount of interior cargo space, then these models should definitely be on your shortlist.
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So You Drive A Gas Guzzler And Need Better MPG. Here's Your Extreme Hypermiling Recipe.
Getting better fuel economy out of your inefficient ride may be possible with some changes to equipment, but driving habits could have an even bigger effect.
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Hellcat-Powered 2027 Ram 1500 Rumble Bee Is The Right Truck At The Wrong Time
The new Rumble Bee comes in regular 395-hp Hemi guise, as a 392 with a 470-hp engine, or as an SRT with a massive 777 horses.
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2027 Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupe EV Is A 1,153-HP Showcase Of What Electric Performance Cars Can Do
The new-generation AMG GT 4-Door has axial-flux motors, 600 kW charging, a huge level of customization for driving dynamics, and a whole lot more.
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A Modern Production Car Is About To Debut Without A Hydraulic Braking System For The First Time
Brembo has not yet announced exactly which "leading global vehicle manufacturer" will be the first to use Sensify brakes, but they're already in production.
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Volvo CEO Says 'Generational Shift' Could Bring On The Return Of Wagons
SUVs currently dominate the vehicle market in the United States, but wagons could make a triumphant return if Volvo has anything to say about it.
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Why Honda Made A Formula Car With Its Engine In This Weird Location
Back in the 1990s, Honda was big on formula racing cars, but one was more remarkable than the others, thanks to a very strange engine location.
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They Look Like Normal Wheels And Tires, But Those Rims Are Actually Fiberglass
Most car wheels are made of metal, like aluminum or steel. However, this limited-production model actually rolled off the factory floor with fiberglass wheels.
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How Ford Designed Its Capless Fuel Filler To Reduce Gasoline Theft
Capless fuel fillers are becoming increasingly common, thanks partly to the efforts of Ford. But what has the Blue Oval done to keep thieves away from your gas?
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