Air Travel Boomed To A 15-Year High As Air Traffic Control Buckled
The FAA announced that 2025 was the busiest year for U.S. air travel since 2010, handling 17.2 million flights versus a mere 7.0 million flights in 2020.
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Have Children Too Young To Drive? List Them On Your Michigan Car Insurance Policy...Or Else
The state of Michigan is a little different when it comes to car insurance, and failing to list your infant on your policy could cost you big time,
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Here's How Much A 2020 Lamborghini Urus Has Depreciated In 5 Years
Find out how cheaply you can get a five-year-old Lamborghini Urus on the used market, and how much you would have lost if you bought one new.
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Chinese EV Automakers Set To Strengthen Their Hold On Europe With Pending Trade Agreement
China's been shut out of the U.S. market, but the country is killing it in Europe. And it's about to make its hold even stronger. Plus more breaking car news.
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These Are The Cars That Describe 2025
An abstract question no doubt, but I'm happy to announce that you all really understood the assignment.
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What's The Rarest Car You've Ever Seen In Person?
Photos are certainly nice, but there's always something special about finally seeing a car in person for the first time.
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10 Of The Rarest Chevy Muscle Cars Ever Made
Classic Chevrolet muscle cars are immensely popular, but some are also immensely rare. Here are 10 of the hardest models to find out in the wild today.
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At $13,500, Would You Dust Off Your Checkbook For This Grungy 2004 Panoz Esperante GT?
What's your take on this Panoz at $13,500? Does that feel like a siren's song to make a questionable decision? Or is it best to let this sleeping dog lie?
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Which Corvette Had The LS3 V8?
The Chevrolet Corvette has been on the scene since the early '50s, with engines from the Blue Flame six to the LS3 V8 — here’s which cars got the latter
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Planes Use Rivets But Cars Have Welds: Here's Why
Rivets hold planes together against high stresses thousands of feet off the ground, but they're not used by automakers, who choose welding instead. Here's why.
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Why Did Corvettes Switch From Fiberglass To SMC Body Materials?
The first Corvettes were built with fiberglass bodies, and the fiberglass stuck around for two decades. Here's why Chevy switched them to sheet molded compound.
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Should You Replace Strut Mounts When You Replace Struts?
Is it worth replacing your car's strut mounts at the same time as the suspension struts? And what are the most obvious symptoms of worn strut mounts?
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You Could Buy A Cool Car On Cars & Bids, Or You Could Buy This Beige, Automatic 2005 Toyota Corolla
Maybe what you need isn't another Miata or Corvette. Maybe what you really need is a 12,000-mile, beige, 2005 Toyota Corolla with an automatic transmission.
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Why Ford Mustang Fans Are Still Salty The Boss 351 Beat The 429 Cobra Jet In 1971
The Boss 351 Ford Mustang was quicker than the 429 Cobra Jet version in Motor Trend's tests. But were those tests a fair representation of both cars?
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10 Reliable Volvos That Have Withstood The Test Of Time
Volvo is known for its safety features and reliability, but these vintage vehicles have a growing cache thanks to impressive pedigree and distinctive design.
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How Do Semi Truck Air Brakes Work?
Have you ever tried to back up an 18-wheeler? It’s no small feat, but once you understand how air brakes in semi trucks work, it all starts to make sense.
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What's The Difference Between Ford's C4 And C6 Automatic Transmissions?
Ford used C4 and C6 automatic transmissions starting in the 1960s. These two transmissions have some notable differences when it comes to their applications.
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Oceans Of NYC Wants To Catalog Every Fisker Ocean In The Five Boroughs
Feel the joy of contributing to a fun little project before these cars inevitably run out of spare parts and end up crushed into cubes in a landfill somewhere.
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The Pros And Cons Of The Chevy Corvette's Carbon Fiber Wheels
A pricey option available on high-performance cars, carbon fiber wheels are now available on the Corvette. But do they change the driving experience at all?
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6.4 Vs. 6.7 Power Stroke: How Do The Diesel Engines Compare?
Power Stroke Diesel engines provided thrust for Ford Super Duty rigs for decades, but there are some key differences between each of the Power Stroke engines.
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These Are The 8 Quickest Sportbikes On The Market Right Now
If you are finding yourself feeling the need for speed on two wheels, these sportbikes have you covered.
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Does Auto Insurance Cover Broken Car Windows?
Auto insurance can be helpful for plenty of incidents involving damaged vehicles. But you might be surprised as to how well broken windows might be covered.
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Most Drivers Ignore This Heater Setting, Even Though It Makes Their Car Warm Up Faster
Believe it or not, your car has a button that helps it cool down faster in summer and warm up quicker in winter. It can also help keep wildfire smoke out.
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Peek Behind The Curtain At The 11,000-Acre Arizona Proving Ground Where Toyota Torture Tests Its Trucks And SUVs
More than 60 miles of paved roads and more than 50 miles of off-road and dirt tracks, all in one facility designed to torture test Toyota's trucks and SUVs.
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9 Causes Of Engine Vibrations (And What To Do About It)
What causes engine vibration, and are any of these issues something you can handle on your own? Let's take a look at nine different vibration scenarios.
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How To Clean Fuel Injectors Yourself, And Check If They Really Need It
To save time and money, you might want to learn how to clean fuel injectors without needing to rely on professionals. But do your injectors really need it?
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What Are Torque-To-Yield Bolts And Why Do Automakers Use Them?
Rather than using conventional bolts, some automakers rely on torque-to-yield bolts for specific engines. But why are these used over more traditional options?
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