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These US States Will Fine You For Driving With Snow On Your Car
Several states in the Northeast are toughest on driving with snow on your car, but a number of other states around the country prohibit it, too.
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3 Reasons Automakers Switched To Electric Power Steering
Electric power steering was just a novelty when it was introduced, but now it's the standard for the feature. There are three main reasons why this is so.
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7 Cheap Used Cars That Aren't Worth The Trouble
A cheap car may seem like the deal of a lifetime. However, suspiciously affordable vehicles are often hiding serious flaws. These are the cheap cars to avoid.
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What Happens If You Put Diesel In A Gas Car?
Topping your car up with the wrong fuel is one of the worst mistakes you can make. Here's what happens if you put diesel in a gasoline-powered vehicle.
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My Most Anticipated Video Game Of 2026 Might Be This Simple Vibes-Based Lanesplitting Indie
"LANESPLIT" is a simple game from a one-person developer, and at my advanced age of 29 that's the kind of game I have the time and energy to play after work.
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The Best All-Season Tires For Winter Driving In 2025, According To Consumer Reports
These all-season tires offer balanced year-round performance in a tire you can leave on your car until it's time to replace it.
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3 Things You Should Really Know About Your Car's Headrests, According To A Seat Engineer
Headrests aren't just for comfort or to bang your head against when stuck in rush hour traffic, they're a hugely important part of your car's safety systems.
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Cadillac 500 V8: What Made The Brand's Largest Engine So Interesting
The Cadillac 500 V8 is the largest engine that the luxury manufacturer ever built, but here's what makes its story even more interesting.
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Let's Say You Won A Car On The Price Is Right, Here's What Happens Next
You may think that if you win a car on "The Price Is Right," you can drive it right off the studio floor. What follows, though, is more complex and takes time.
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Mirai Owners Suing Toyota Because Hydrogen Is The Most Common Element In The Universe But It's Damn Difficult To Find On Earth
The Mirai's reliance on fuel cell technology requires hydrogen filling stations, which are pretty much non-existent in the U.S.
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Bored By Chevy LS Swaps? How About These Alternatives?
An LS swap is a simple option if you're looking for more horsepower, but if you're looking for something unique, this list should give you inspiration.
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What Are The Differences Between Ceramic And Semi-Metallic Brake Pads?
Ceramic and semi-metallic brake pads have many upsides and downsides. Here are the differences between them, as well as what makes one better than the other.
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Which Ford Vehicles Have BlueCruise?
Ford's BlueCruise is one of the best hands-free driving features you can find in cars today. But not every Ford model comes with BlueCruise available.
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Why Some Semi Trucks Need 18 Speed Transmissions
There are numerous differences between a standard passenger car and a semi truck, including the fact that some semis use 18-speed transmissions. Here's why.
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If You Hear A Fire Truck Honk Three Times, This Is What It Means
Have you ever heard a fire truck honk three times, or use a siren sound that doesn’t match that familiar, high-pitched wail? Those sounds aren’t random.
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10 Car Maintenance Tips That Could Save You A Trip To The Mechanic
An important part of keeping maintenance costs down is resolving issues before they fail completely. Here are 10 tips that could help you avoid a costly bill.
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Cat-Back Vs. Axle-Back Exhaust Systems: What's The Difference?
Cat-back and axle-back exhaust systems both replace a car's stock system. But there are key differences in their comprehensiveness and effect on power.
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These Supercars Save Money Using Parts From Boring Everyday Cars
Some supercar brands cut costs by fitting components from ordinary cars, blending impossible performance and luxury with modest headlights, tailights, and more.
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This Test Shows The Limits Of Lightweight Wheels (But There Are Still Lessons Worth Learning)
Lightweight wheels are a common modification that can improve vehicle acceleration, braking, and handling, but is it worth the money to buy the lightest set?
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At $79,000, Is This 2003 Ferrari 360 Modena Spider A Silver Steal?
With just 20,000 miles on the clock, today's 360 Modena is amazingly underused for a normal car, but in Ferrari terms, it is reaching middle age.
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The Most Efficient EV In America Isn't A Tesla
Tesla may be one of the most well-known electric vehicle manufacturers, but it doesn't build the most efficient EV. Here's the company that does.
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These Brands Make The Best Cars According To Consumer Reports
These are the top 10 best car brands, and five of the worst.
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Fare Thee Well, 3I/ATLAS: The Interstellar Comet Has Come As Close As It Ever Will
Last Friday, the interstellar comet designated 3I/ATLAS completed its closest approach to Earth without crashing into us or depositing an invading armada.
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You Probably Don't Need To Upgrade To Stainless Steel Brake Lines, But Here's Why You Would
Most average drivers won't need to upgrade to stainless steel brake lines. However, here's why some enthusiasts choose to do it anyway.
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This Pickup Left The Factory With The Biggest Displacement Engine Offered In A New Truck
There have been a number pickup trucks to roll off the factory floor with large engines over the years, but this truck had the biggest engine ever.
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These Are The Safest SUVs You Can Buy, According To The IIHS
If you're in the market for a safe, new SUV, you're going to want one that earned either a Top Safety Pick or Top Safety Pick+.
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You Might Not Think To Use A Clay Bar On These Parts Of Your Car
Clay bars safely remove grime, contaminants, and other corrosive substances from the paint surface, making polishing and waxing easier and more effective.
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