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These Chevy Nameplates Made Comebacks As Completely Different Cars
What's in a name? For Chevrolet, some names are so attractive, it has reused them on completely different cars around the world. Here are seven examples.
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The Clutch Pedal Mistake Even Experienced Stick Drivers Might Be Making
Driving a car with a clutch takes a lot of coordination and experience. However, even seasoned stick-shift drivers are often guilty of making this mistake
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The Physics Of Slip Angle: Why Sliding Actually Makes You Faster
A 40-degree drift isn't the fastest way around a corner, but deforming your tires and getting the angle just right could make you faster around a track.
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Why Pumping The Brakes During A Skid Is Outdated (And Dangerous) Advice
Pumping the brakes was once a solid way to deal with skidding. However, thanks to this modern tech, it's no longer recommended and can actually be dangerous.
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How Porsche And Ferrari Borrowed The Same Horse For Their Two Different Car Companies
The Porsche and Ferrari logos both feature a very similar horse. As it turns out, those horses might very well be the same one, and here's how.
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Common Mistakes To Avoid When Cleaning Your Engine Bay
Cleaning your car's engine bay is a great way to keep things looking fresh and tidy. However, to prevent damage, make sure you avoid these common mistakes.
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Why Tires Can Wear Out Faster On EVs Than On Gas Cars
If you've driven both internal combustion and electric vehicles, you might have noticed EV tires generally wearing out faster. Here's why that is.
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9 Car Maintenance Myths It's Time To Set Straight
Maintaining your car can be a daunting task, but avoiding many maintenance myths can save you a lot of time and money.
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Here's How Often You Should Grease Wheel Bearings
Some older cars, as well as many boat and utility trailers, have wheel bearings that require grease jobs. Here's how often you need to perform that service.
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Why Do Spark Plugs Have Different Tip Shapes And What Are The Differences?
Spark plugs are necessary for gas-powered engines. However, they're not all the same, and they can come in different shapes and sizes. Here's why that is.
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Power Shifting Vs. Speed Shifting: The Pros & Cons Of Each
Power shifting and speed shifting are techniques you can use to get the most out of your engine. But they also come with some nasty downsides.
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Can Extreme Heat Or Cold Break Car Windows?
Car windows are designed to stand up to some harsh punishment. However, you might want to keep an eye on them if they've been subject to extreme temperatures.
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People Still Can't Agree On How Best To Use The Parking Brake On Hills
To this day, people still argue over how exactly you should use the parking brake on hills. Should you put it in neutral first or just go straight to park?
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Screw Eddie Bauer, Ford Is Planning A Super Duty Carhartt Edition
Ford says the inspiration for many of the details on the truck came after Ford designers visited the Carhartt store to research textures and colors.
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Are Cheap Tire Pressure Gauges Accurate Enough To Trust?
It might be tempting to go for cheaper tire pressure gauges. But how accurate are these low-cost measurement tools, and what are their risks?
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ZZ Top's '33 Ford Eliminator Coupe Showed '80s Kids What Hot Rods Were Supposed To Be
The iconic 1933 Ford Eliminator featured in select ZZ Top albums has a storied history behind it. Check out how it came to be and what made it possible.
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DIY Vs. Professional Car Window Tinting: Is It Worth Attempting Yourself?
Professionals do car window tinting, but window tint comes in rolls and sticks to your car's glass, so it's a job you can do yourself. Still, should you?
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Manual Transmission Thwarts Thieves' Attempt To Steal A Woman's (Kia) Soul
We've seen manuals thwart thieves before, but what's unique about this case is that it's not the first time this has happened to her in this car.
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Chinese EVs Are Coming Back To Canada Thanks To New Trade Deal
A new trade deal between will bring Chinese EVs back to Canada, Porsche sales drop by the biggest margin in 16 years and more.
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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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