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Kia Soul Explodes Thanks To Compressed Air And A Lit Cigarette
You might think a can of compressed air, commonly used to clean computer keyboards, is completely safe. But explosions are just one of the possible dangers.
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7 Common Objects That You Might Leave In A Hot Car That You Really Shouldn't
In case you needed a reminder, scorching summer heat can quickly turn your car into an oven. Here's a list of items you should never leave behind in your car.
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Stellantis Wants To Sell More Trucks
Plus Waymo's latest big recall, dealers' used-car inventories, and the ways they're working around the problem.
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At $12,500, Is This 2003 Toyota Tacoma 4X4 Everything You Could Want?
Toyota's pickup is perennially popular, but do the upgrades here justify the price?
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Hero Alligator Attacks Fleeing DWI Suspect, Slowing Him Down For The Arrest
After running a Toyota Supra into a concrete barrier, the suspect jumped off the highway, into the swamp, and was promptly attacked by an alligator.
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One Of America's Oldest Trucking Companies Has Been Around Longer Than Automobiles
Founded 5 years before the first car was built, the oldest African-American-owned business in the United States operates a fleet of 45 trucks with 75 employees.
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These Factors Can Impact Your Insurance Payments As Much As The Type Of Car You Drive
Apart from just your car's type, power, and price, information that may seem random or irrelevant can massively hike your insurance premiums.
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These Symptoms Might Mean Your Car Has A Cracked Engine Block
A cracked engine block is generally considered a bad thing for many reasons, but just how can you tell whether or not your block is broken?
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FTC Is Cracking Down On Dealerships With Nonexistent 'Ghost Car' Listings
Advertisements for cars that don't exist and ads with misleading prices are frustrating car shoppers, but the FTC is putting dealers on notice.
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Compression Testing Vs Leak-Down Testing: What's The Difference?
Making sure your engine has proper compression is vital for its health. You can rely on one of two methods to test this, but they aren't quite equal.
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And The Award For Worst Gas Mileage Ever Goes To This Manual Jeep Cherokee Chief With A Viper V10
If you can afford the auction, you can probably afford the gas.
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At $9,995, Is This 1990 Oldsmobile Troféo A Prize Package?
Has the time come for this overlooked Olds?
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These 5 Charities Can Help Lower The Cost Of Car Repairs
Car repair costs can be debilitating. Fortunately, there are numerous charities that may help you pay for these repairs, including these organizations.
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How The 1955 Chevy Cameo Carrier Invented The Lifestyle Pickup Truck
Pickups used to be workhorses but now they're so much more, and the 1955 Chevy Cameo Carrier is to blame. Here's the story behind the first lifestyle pickup.
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How Engineers Create Working, Floating Boats Out Of Concrete
Concrete ships sound like a bad idea, but Archimedes' Principle proves otherwise. Here is why engineers turned to this material during wartime crises.
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How To Deal With A Bird Nest In Your Car
What happens when you hear chirping coming from under your hood? Finding a bird nest in your car could potentially be a much bigger problem than you think.
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Why Your Engine Has A Ground Strap (And Yes, It's Important)
Ground straps might seem a bit superfluous, but they do a crucial job for your car's electrics. Neglect this simple but critical part at your peril.
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Tiny Engines Require Tiny Turbos, And This Turbo Might Be The Tiniest
Have you ever wondered how forced induction would work on a tiny 150cc engine? For one, it would need a properly sized turbocharger carefully matched to it.
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These Are The Car Projects You Are Watching Or Subscribed To On YouTube
Whether you're living vicariously, or looking for company for your own project car misery, this list has something for everyone.
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MIT Study Finds Gas Cars Aren't Secretly Better For The Planet Than EVs, Despite What Everyone On Facebook Says
MIT's researches found that EVs save 40%–60% of emissions compared to gas cars, with that going up to 90% in urban driving.
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New Audi A6 Allroad Shares Its Widebody With The RS6, Making It The Best-Looking Allroad Ever
The redesigned Allroad is 4.4 inches wider than a regular A6 Avant and 3.3 inches wider than the old Allroad, and it'll come to America.
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8 Killed In B-52 Bomber Crash At Edwards Air Force Base
The US Air Force plans to keep the B-52 in service through 2050.
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You Can Drive On The Beach Again At The 'Birthplace' Of Dune Buggy Culture
Just watch out for rogue plovers.
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This Barn Find Is One Of The Few 1972 440 Six Pack Dodge Chargers
A rare muscle car will be reunited with the engine it was never meant to have.
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2027 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Debuts With New V8s And A Passenger Screen
Chevy has revealed the next-generation Silverado in seven trim levels from Work Truck to ZR2 Bison, but we don't know many details yet.
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General Motors Wants To Help Build Bombs
Bombs go bang, trade deals go bang, economy goes bang?
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