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These Automotive CEOs Would Make The Best Road Trip Companions, According To Our Readers
Just because your reasons weren't all purely focused on the practical side of road tripping, doesn't make them any less valid.
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Ultra-Luxury Automakers Are The Real Victims Of The U.S.-Israeli War With Iran
Won't someone please think about what is really being hurt by the U.S. and Israeli's war with Iran?
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What Car Will Define The 2020s?
I'm looking for a car that defines this era — not just in an automotive sense, but in terms of the general vibe of the world.
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At $22,500, Would You Laugh At High Gas Prices In This 2017 Tesla Model S 75D?
What's your take on this tidy and clean Tesla and that $22,500 asking price? Does that seem like a deal to stop suckling at OPEC's greasy teat?
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Why The Porsche 930 Is Known As The Widowmaker
In the 1970s, the Porsche 930 started a long line of turbo-powered beasts. But it gained the "Widowmaker" nickname for reasons that weren't so positive.
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This Is The Essential Tool Every Hybrid And EV Auto Mechanic Needs
What’s the one tool every EV and hybrid mechanic should own because it literally saves lives? The answer is, of course, the good ol' high-voltage multimeter.
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The Difference Between California-Produced Gas And The Other 49 States
California gas prices are higher than the prices in most of the rest of the United States, but taxes are only a small part of the gas-price equation.
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Here's What Can Happen If You Park At A Broken Parking Meter
Ah, a broken meter! A rare chance to park in that crowded shopping area for free. Or is it? Just what can happen if you park in that tempting space?
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How To Prevent Engine Block Hot Spots
If your engine is showing signs of overheating, it might have developed hot spots. Here's how to identify and prevent them so you extend your engine's lifespan.
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Yes, Size Affects Performance (We're Talking About Spark Plugs)
Fitting bigger spark plugs might sound like a recipe for improving power output, but it can have catastrophic consequences for your engine.
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Why Toyota Ditched The Blue Badges For Its Hybrids
Toyota's blue badges arrived in 2009 when the third-generation Prius was launched, but they have quietly been dropped. We decided to find out why.
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United Airlines Unveils Ultra-Premium Coastliner Airbus A321neo For Cross-Country Routes
This is all in keeping with the airline's United Next strategy, in which it tries to position itself as a premium travel offering.
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Why This One-Off Steel-Bodied Corvette Looks Suspiciously Ferrari-Esque
This 1963 Corvette had a pedigree far different from its fiberglass-bodied brethren: American at its heart, but with a background of Italian design influences.
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CERN Scientists Take Antimatter On Its Very First Road Trip
This is an important step toward enabling other research facilities around Europe to participate in antimatter research.
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How Bridgestone Tires Stack Up Against Michelin According To Consumer Reports
Bridgestone used to be a top contender in the world of tires, but can its modern incarnation stand up to Michelin? Consumer Reports has the answer.
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Chevy Introduced Turbocharging To The Masses With A Car Ralph Nader Hated
General Motors tried to bring turbocharging to the mainstream in 1962, introducing the the rear-engined Chevrolet Corvair. But Ralph Nader had other ideas.
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Here's How Much A 2021 Hyundai Ioniq Electric Has Depreciated In 5 Years
How much value does a 2021 Hyundai Ioniq Electric lose after five years? We dug into Kelley Blue Book data and real-world listings to find the answer.
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What's The Difference Between An Idler Pulley And A Tensioner Pulley?
If you're even remotely interested in wrenching, you've probably heard of idler and tensioner pulleys, but if you're unsure which is which, step right this way.
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Why Toyota Only Built Two Convertible 2000GTs
The Toyota 2000GT was rare, even when it was new, but the convertibles were so scarce just two were ever made. We decided to find out exactly why.
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World Record For The Longest Line (Of Cheesesteak Sandwiches) Set At Philadelphia Airport
All these Philly cheesesteaks lined up to set the record at Philadelphia International Airport and only one question remains: Wiz wit or witout?
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Want To Spend Less On Gas? Consumer Reports Says These Vehicles Are Your Best Bet
A car having high mileage will go a long way in saving you money at gas stations. Consumer Reports will help you see the best cars to get with that in mind.
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Costco Is Preparing To Open Its First Standalone Gas Station
With 40 fuel pumps, it will also be Costco's biggest gas station.
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Dodge Charger Vs. Challenger: Which Muscle Car Depreciates Faster?
The Dodge Charger and Challenger are very close in terms of performance. But how much can you expect to pay for a used model, and which one will be cheaper?
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How Bosch's Magneto Ignition Device Made Spark Plugs Possible
Bosch managed to create a timeless design when it introduced spark plugs to the masses. But it would have never come to pass if not for another invention.
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The Biggest Pros And Cons Of GM's Vortec Engines
Vortec engines have lasted for over three decades. There are reasons as to why they lasted so long, but there are also reasons as to why they fell out of favor.
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Was The Ford Explorer Sport Trac Too Early For Its Own Good?
The Explorer Sport Trac was a strange combo of family-hauling SUV and gear-hauling pickup, but it might've been more successful if it were launched today.
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Here's How Dyno Tests Actually Work
Dynamometer tests are used to measure a car's torque and rpm response. But how do they get that information? And how reliable is what they get?
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