Ford Just Broke The Annual Safety Recall Record And It's Only July
Ford sets unwelcome records, Polestar struggles with camera fixes, and Tesla's robotaxi rollout may not be as smooth as Elon Musk promised.
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At $27,500, Is This 1987 Mazda RX-7 'Mariah' A Fat-Fendered Find?
Sporting a rare - and wide - bodykit, does this eye-catching RX-7 justify its hefty sticker price?
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You Just Put Gasoline In Your Diesel, Now What?
If you accidentally put gasoline in your diesel vehicle, it's important to take action right away. Here are the first things you need to do.
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What The 'L' On Your Gear Shifter Actually Does
If you have a vehicle with an automatic transmission, then you probably have noticed the 'L' on the gear shift. Here's what it means and when to use it.
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Motorcyclist Stops To Feed Bears, Ends Up On The Menu
A 48-year-old motorcyclist was actively talking selfies with a bear on the side of the Transfagarasan Highway when it attacked and killed him.
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Elon Musk Has His Tesla Robotaxi Sights Set On San Francisco
Self-driving Model Y's, self-rolling Rams, and altogether-halted Nissan production. It's all happening in The Morning Shift.
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At $11,500, Is Buying This 1982 Honda CBX Prolink A Pro Move?
The seller of today's Honda CBX rode the bike more than 10,000 miles last year, let's see if this six-cylinder classic tourer is priced to go the distance.
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Why Dodge Didn't Ditch Pushrod V8s For DOHC Engines
Plenty of manufacturers have been putting DOHC designs in their high horsepower engines, but not Dodge. Here's why one company kept pushrods in its V8 engines.
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Tesla Driver Charged With Murdering Motorcyclist In High-Speed Crash
The Model Y accelerated up to 126 mph before slamming into the motorcyclist, throwing him 500 feet down the road, and the Tesla then collided with a Ram 1500.
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Ford's EcoBoost Engines Don't Demand Premium Gas, But You Might Want To Use It Anyway
Many configurations of the popular Ford EcoBoost engines run just fine on standard gas, but it turns out that you might see a performance with premium.
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Jimmy Hoffa's Fate May Finally Be Revealed Thanks To Former Mobster, Reporter And Prosecutor's Research
Where is Jimmy Hoffa buried? Later this month, we may find out, because a three-person team of independent investigators claims they now have the answer.
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The First Cadillac Celestiq Owner Is Already Enjoying Their Bespoke $340,000 EV And Parking It Like A Normal Car
Cadillac's most lavish, exclusive model in years is not what you expect to see casually street-parked.
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At $8,995, Is This 2007 Subaru Tribeca The Limo You've Been Longing For?
Livery service can be lucrative work, given all the weddings, proms, and bro-parties. This Subaru is one of the most unexpected limos you might find.
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Who Built The First Automatic Transmission, And What Was The First Car To Use It?
The automatic transmission may seem like it's been around forever, but it's the product of some hard work. And, of course, mistakes along the way.
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Adorable Fiat Topolino Vilebrequin Collector's Edition Is A Beachy Collab With A Swimwear Brand Founded By A 1970s F1 Photographer
This special-edition microcar has a sea turtle fabric pattern, wood-look floors and even a built-in shower.
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What Makes F1 Cars Spark On The Track?
Have you ever watched a Formula 1 (F1) race and noticed the sparks on the track? Many may think it's all for show, but it is actually caused by something else.
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Florida Tesla Cybertruck Driver, Allegedly Racing Lamborghini Urus, Hits 8 Parked Cars Because Of Course
There also was some kind of "altercation," although we don't know what exactly happened. Perhaps they were mad at the Cybertruck driver for ruining their cars.
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Automakers That Claim Owners Don't Use EV Frunks Are Probably Lying Or Just Make Bad Frunks, Says Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe
Rivian owners make frequent use of their EV's frunks, with R1S SUV customers using their frunks even more than the rear liftgate.
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Tire Siping Explained: What It's Meant To Do, And Why Not Everyone Recommends It
Depending on the terrain you drive in, you might want to consider having your tires siped. However, it's not always recommended. Here's what you need to know.
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How Beneficial Are Rotary Shifters, Really?
Unique shifter designs such as rotary dial shifter have become increasingly visible over the last decade. How do they change the way you interact with your car?
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Here's Where The FJ Cruiser Gets Its Name From
Toyota's FJ Cruiser was a short-lived retro vehicle that has had a surprising afterlife in the hearts of car lovers. But where did its name come from?
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Bentley Finally Takes Inspiration From The Blue Train With Radical EXP 15 Concept Debuting New Design Language
Bentley says that while the EXP 15 doesn't directly preview a new model, it's a look into future styling themes and ideas
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Wimbledon Pressured To Drop Range Rover As A Sponsor As Children Are 82% More Likely To Die When Hit By SUVs
The dangers posed by tall heavy SUVs have been studied for decades, and yet the statistics are still grim.
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Trump's Tariffs Are Delayed, But Still A Threat
We're looking at the current state of Trump's import tariffs, as well as Toyota's best hope to combat the taxes.
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At $12,950, Will This 1986 Zimmer Quicksilver Grab The Gold?
According to its seller, today's Zimmer is one of only four powered by a Chevy LS V8, and, of those, it is potentially the last man standing.
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Why Were Subaru Diesel Engines Never Sold In The US?
Diesel enthusiasts might wonder why Subaru skipped the North American markets when they built a diesel version of its Boxer engine — here's what we found out.
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How To Read The Dots On Your Oil Dipstick (And What You Might Be Doing Wrong)
While reading an oil dipstick is pretty straightforward once you know what to look for, there a couple easy mistakes that can give you bad information.
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