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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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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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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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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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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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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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Spark Plug Recycling Is A Thing, Because Iridium Is Too Expensive
In the past, recycling spark plugs was too expensive. However, now, it's possible to extract and reuse the plugs' precious metals. Here's why that's important.
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If We Net Export Petroleum, Why Are Gas Prices Going Up?
America produces more petroleum than it consumes, so it's sometimes described as being 'energy independent.' That's not quite the whole story, however.
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What Might Cause A Diesel Engine To Lose Power (And Possible Fixes)
Diesel engines are capable of putting out plenty of power. But if you don't keep up with maintenance, a few issues could make those engines lose that power.
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Are Spark Plug Testers Even Remotely Necessary?
Spark plug testers will only help you figure out issues related to spark plugs. Does that make them useless, or is there a point to having them around?
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The Technology That Promises To Make Smart Highways A Reality
People have talked about smart highways for decades. The idea always seemed too good to be true, but this new technology promises to make it a reality.
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How Body-In-White 911s Birthed The Seven-Figure Porsche Restomod
The modern world of Porsche restomods wouldn't be what it is today without the vision of Alois Ruf, Jr., whose 1987 CTR Yellowbird changed everything.
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What Happens To Your Insurance If You Crash Into A Really Expensive Car?
If you think basic coverage is enough, think again. Causing a car accident can be financially devastating, especially if you crash into aa luxury car.
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Do Classic Cars Need Specific Kinds Of Oil?
Classic cars have some very specific lubrication needs. But the specifics on which type of oil they need are a little complicated and depend on wear and age.
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The Porsche Panamericana's Wheel Arches Looked Like That For Very Practical Reasons
The engineers who built the Panamericana as a gift for their boss included wheel arches inspired by the race that gave the concept car its name.
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Most Speedometers Are Inaccurate, But Is GPS Any Better?
It's pretty well established that car speedometers are mildly inaccurate. However, if you're wondering whether GPS is any better, here's what to know.
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Confusing Electric Motorcycles With E-Bikes Is More Than Just Semantics
Electric motorcycles and e-bikes both have wheels and motors. But they're not the same, and knowing the difference could save you a trip to the ER.
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The Pros And Cons Of Turbocharging Vs. Supercharging
Turbochargers are more efficient than superchargers, but they are laggy and can be a pain to install. Will electric superchargers eliminate the trade-offs?
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TH350 Vs. TH400 Transmissions: What Are The Differences?
General Motors used the TH350 and TH400 transmissions in the '60s. The numbers in their names aren't the only things different about them, though.
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The 6 Car Insurance Companies Customers Leave The Most, According To Consumer Reports
Shopping for cheaper auto insurance is on the rise. And some of the best-known insurers are on the list of companies whose customers are most likely to bail.
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How Japan's Production Culture Helped Toyota Build A Reputation For 300,000-Mile Cars
A company that builds cars able to travel as far as the moon has more going on than just factories and machines. For Toyota, it was rooted in its home society.
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Why The Differences Between Cabin Air Filter Types Really Matter
It might seem like all you need for your car's cabin is a simple, cheap air filter. But different types of filters can be more effective than others.
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Consumer Reports Says Giving Premium Gas To Your Car Is A Waste, Not A Little Treat
You may be considering switching to premium fuel in an attempt to gain performance benefits. However, here's why Consumer Reports says that it's a bad idea.
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8 DIY Mechanic's Tools You Can Rent Instead Of Buy
Buying tools for DIY auto repair and maintenance can be extremely pricey. Fortunately, you can rent many tools from local parts stores, including these items.
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Modern Cars Sure Are Reliable, But Are They Durable?
You can trust modern cars to get you from point A to point B each day. But a couple of fancy features from them might give out before you realize it.
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