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BMW Brings All Of Its Art Cars To One Place For The First Time Ever
The entire collection, titled "BMW Art Cars — 20 Artists, 50 Years of Innovation. Reunited at BMW Welt" will make its appearance this summer in Munich.
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2027 Audi Q9's Interior Previews The Flagship Family Hauler The Brand Desperately Needs
Audi's new three-row SUV looks and feels as premium as its competition does — and it ought to, because there's work to be done to make up for missed time.
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Science Shows Breaking In New Tires Isn't Just An Urban Legend
When you drive on a new pair of tires, they might not feel as good as your old, worn-out pair. But it's worth breaking them in for a few hundred miles.
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The Griffith 200 Wasn't Just A Tiny Car With A Big Engine, It Was The World's Fastest
The Griffith 200 may not be that well known, but the V8-powered sports car ended up laying claim to the title of the fastest production car in the world.
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For Better Or Worse, The Tiptronic Transmission Was Revolutionary
Porsche's Tiptronic-branded transmissions have been in use for more than 25 years, but what made them so revolutionary when they were introduced?
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Here's What A Wet Kit On A Semi Truck Does
Semi trucks require on a lot of specialized equipment and designs to perform properly. That's a major part of why the wet kit exists on them.
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Porsche Engines That Aren't Flat-Sixes
Porsche's flat-six design might be the most popular from the brand. But it's used a number of other designs in the past, as well as in the present.
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Here's How To Drive If Your Clutch Pedal Fails
Sometimes, your clutch pedal might face an unavoidable issue. If that happens, you'll need to do some tricky work if you want to avoid towing fees.
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Here's What It Takes To Disable A Car Or Truck With Bullets
You might've seen plenty of movies and TV shows where cars explode when shot at. But it takes a lot more than that for bullets to take them out in real life.
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Think V10 Engines Are Unreliable? These Models Say Otherwise
Some V10 engines have extremely complex designs to handle their issues with balance. Despite that complexity, a few V10s are known for their reliability.
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Nissan's Roll-Up Tailgate For Pickup Trucks Is As Clever As It Is Confusing
The trend of weirdly complicated truck tailgate designs continues, and Nissan wants in on the action.
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Almost 90% Of GM's Next-Gen Super Cruise Code Is AI-Generated
Barra says next-gen Super Cruise will be deployed "on both ICE vehicles and EVs and scale across multiple brands and price points."
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Go Silently Into That Good Night With The 2027 Cadillac Lyriq Hearse
And they will be riding in style on 20-inch aluminum alloys that are exclusive to the hearse.
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Diesel Dragsters Might Be Quicker Than You Realize
Diesel doesn't necessarily have the best - or sportiest - reputation, but in the world of drag racing, diesel-powered racers are getting ever more competitive.
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How Advertising Made You Think Chrysler's Rich Corinthian Leather Was Special
The marketing campaign behind the Corinthian leather inside Chrysler vehicles was a massive hit, that affected pop culture for years to come.
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Which Car Was The First To Have A 6-Speed Transmission?
The six-speed manual got its start in racing before being brought to public streets, and the first car that had it is probably not as old as you think.
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The Smallest Production Cars Ever Built Make Modern Compacts Look Huge
Today, SUVs, crossovers, and large sedans have taken over the car market. However, history is full of extremely tiny cars, including these miniscule models.
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These Companies Could And Should Build A Miata Competitor
If you come for the king, you'd better not miss.
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Here's How Technology Has Assisted Drivers With Disabilities Through The Ages
For people with disabilities, driving can be difficult or impossible. Fortunately, these are some of the features helping cars become more accessible than ever.
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Driving Without A Catalytic Converter Is Possible, But Is It Worth The Risk?
Catalytic converters are a vital part of your car, but just how vital are they? Can you spend a few miles without having one present at all?
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Why SUVs Aren't Necessarily Safer Than Sedans In A Crash
The robust construction of SUVs can make them look like exceptional safety-oriented machines, but in a crash, they aren't exactly amazing in that regard.
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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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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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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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This Foldable Space Saving Spare From 1967 Was Too Clever For This World
Over 50 years ago, there were collapsible spare tires available that expanded when air was added, and saved a lot of space in the trunk of your car.
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How Tiny Airtabs Improve Performance, Fuel Efficiency, And Even Safety For Semi-Trucks
You might have seen semi-trucks with tiny Airtabs lining their body and trailer. These are for more than just show; they also provide great improvements.
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