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At $145,000, What Do We Make Of This 2001 BMW Z3 Fauxari 250 California?
What do you think? Is this Fauxari worth that $145,000 roll of the dice? Or does this weird car deserve a less-crazy price?
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Most Speedometers Are Inaccurate, But Is GPS Any Better?
It's pretty well established that car speedometers are mildly inaccurate. However, if you're wondering whether GPS is any better, here's what to know.
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Here's Why Road Tripping A Kei Truck Is A Great Terrible Idea
This video is the classic formula of traveling a long distance to buy a questionable vehicle, then immediately driving it home.
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Tips To Negotiate The Best Deal Possible On A New Car
Trying to get a new car today can cost an average of $50,000. Try using these tips with dealers before spending too much on your new vehicle.
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5 Rare Pontiacs That Are Worth Six Figures
Pontiac is iconic in the world of muscle cars, and some of the brand's rarest vehicles can fetch very high prices. In fact, these models are worth six figures.
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Mattel Brick Shop's New Honda Civic EF, S2000 Buildable 1:32-Scale Models Come With Matching Hot Wheels
The Civic and S2000 kits are sold separately, but each kit includes everything you need to snap together your very own 1:32-scale model.
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GM Is Officially Barred From Collecting, Sharing Driver Data... For Five Years
GM has to wait five whole years before it can collect and share driver data through OnStar again, Tesla's Canadian sales dropped like a rock in 2025, and more.
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At $33,500, Could This 1991 Chevy Corvette ZR1 Make You King (Or Queen) Of The Hill?
How much is too-much for a near-pristine time capsule?
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Nothing Says 'America' Quite Like Getting Run Over In Your Own Home
Of all the surprising ways to be woken up on the couch, discovering you're suddenly underneath a Camry has to rate pretty high.
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Marine Vs Automotive Engines: The Main Differences
Think engines are all much the same? Think again. We dive into the differences between the marine motors in boats and the powerplants used in cars.
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The Pros, Cons, And Risks Of Underbody Coating For Your Car
It might not seem like underbody coating would matter much for your car. But there are quite a few pros and cons that come from applying extra rustproofing.
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Not All Aftermarket Brake Pads May Be Built To OEM Spec, Here's What May Be Different
Ever wondered whether aftermarket parts really are identical to those made by the manufacturer? This video shows you exactly how big the difference can be.
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Trump Is Still Bullish On Tariffs, Bearish On The North American Trade Agreement He Instituted
We're looking at Trump's latest statements on the automotive world, as well as the latest on Tesla's racism lawsuit and more.
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Honda's Base Station Prototype Makes All Other Trailers Look Prehistoric
Honda wants to make camping more accessible and enjoyable for American families.
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At $15,000, Would You Go Full Men In Black With This 1982 Ford LTD?
Already anonymous when it launched, does super-clean condition leave this barebones Ford deserving of a hefty price tag today?
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No One Can Seem To Agree On How To Measure Displacement Of A Rotary Engine, Here's Why
You'd think measuring an engine's displacement would be simple, but there's a long history of trying to figure out how to categorize the Wankel.
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Do Dimpled Pistons Really Improve Diesel Engine Performance?
Dimpled pistons might sound strange, but some say they could be the future for diesel power. We've looked at the arguments for and against this wacky idea.
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Why You Should Stop Using Tap Water In Your Windshield Washer Reservoir
When you're in a pinch, using tap water for your windshield washer can seem like a good idea. It isn't, and it can cause problems in windshield washer systems.
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When Did Cars Stop Using Manual Chokes?
The manual choke now belongs in automotive history books, but when did carmakers remove it from their new models? And what replaced the humble choke control?
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5 Bad Driver Habits Guaranteed To Annoy Everyone Else On The Road
If you want to stop annoying everyone else on the road — and avoid putting yourself and others in danger — you need to drop these five bad driving habits.
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Why Mazda Built The Three-Rotor 20B Engine (And Used It Just Once)
We look at why Mazda introduced the three-rotor 20B Wankel rotary engine, and why it only ever saw service in the Cosmo coupe of the late 1980s.
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Semi-Synthetic Vs. Synthetic Blend Oil: Are They The Same Thing?
Semi-synthetic and synthetic blend oil sound very similar -- and they are -- but how can you tell the difference between the two? And which is best?
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What Made Nissan's SR20DET Block So Special?
Nissan's SR20DET engine packed impressive power into a relatively lightweight package, earning legendary status among JDM enthusiasts around the world.
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CHP Reminds Drivers Of This One Weird Trick To Prevent Car Crashes
Make sure your shoes have tread on them and make sure your car's tires do, too.
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Just $250 In Parts Made My Best Motorcycle Even Better
Sometimes you have to tear something down so you can rebuild it again.
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Not Every Jeep Special Edition Is Worth Writing About, But This One Has Plaid Seats So It Probably Is
Jeep is rolling out a new Wrangler special edition every month this year.
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Mary Barra And GM Say The Future Is Still Electric
We're looking at GM's plan for PHEVs and EVs, as well as how Honda dealers feel about the Afeela, Volkswagen's less-than-steller end of 2025, and more.
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