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How Ford's Rushed Bronco II Became A Target For Rollover Lawsuits
Ford's Bronco II was marketed towards a younger audience, but it was also released with known issues that led to it being incredibly dangerous.
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How Body-In-White 911s Birthed The Seven-Figure Porsche Restomod
The modern world of Porsche restomods wouldn't be what it is today without the vision of Alois Ruf, Jr., whose 1987 CTR Yellowbird changed everything.
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What Happens To Your Insurance If You Crash Into A Really Expensive Car?
If you think basic coverage is enough, think again. Causing a car accident can be financially devastating, especially if you crash into aa luxury car.
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Hey '70s Kids, Remember The Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser? Yeah, You Do
The Vista Cruiser is an iconic car that had a ton of cool features and even appeared in a famous TV show. If you're looking for one today, here's what to know.
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Do Classic Cars Need Specific Kinds Of Oil?
Classic cars have some very specific lubrication needs. But the specifics on which type of oil they need are a little complicated and depend on wear and age.
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The Porsche Panamericana's Wheel Arches Looked Like That For Very Practical Reasons
The engineers who built the Panamericana as a gift for their boss included wheel arches inspired by the race that gave the concept car its name.
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This $4,000 Honda Accord Build Shows You Don't Need To Blow A Ton Of Money To Have A Cool Car
If you only have a few thousand dollars to spend on a car, you'll need to put in some effort, both in the search and the build, but you can still make it cool.
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Kid Rock Fans Furious After He Cut Small-Town Tour Prices By 50% Because Gas Is So Expensive Now (Definitely Not Because Tickets Weren't Selling)
He worked so hard for so many years to finally become the only musician at a Trump rally whose name people recognize, only to be accused of lying to his fans.
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Guy Who Climbed The Las Vegas Sphere May Have Been Famous 'Free Solo' Climber Alex Honnold
The stunt is more likely than not some sort of promo shoot for the movie "From the Edge," which is set to premiere at the Sphere sometime later this year.
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Škoda's Brilliant New Bicycle Bell Penetrates The Noise Cancelling Headphones Of Ignorant Pedestrians
Called the DuoBell, it's aimed at reducing the number of pedestrian and cyclist collisions, which are on the rise thanks to noise-cancelling headphones.
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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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Ford CEO Softens On Chinese EVs Coming To America, Says Overseas Partnerships Are A Must
Ford is going to partner up with Chinese automakers to build cars overseas as CEO Jim Farley changes his tune on the idea of their cars landing in the U.S. and more.
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At $8,000, Is This Hybrid Recumbent E-Trike The Answer To Gas Price Woes?
Is it time to go green?
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Confusing Electric Motorcycles With E-Bikes Is More Than Just Semantics
Electric motorcycles and e-bikes both have wheels and motors. But they're not the same, and knowing the difference could save you a trip to the ER.
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Your Favorite Artist's Next Album Could Get Some Driver Killed
A new study shows a marked increase in traffic fatalities around the release of popular new albums, but the real cause might be a bit deeper.
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Oops! Woman Lights Cigarette While Driving, Blows Up Her Minivan Carrying A Leaking Propane Tank
Residents near the area said the explosion shook their homes so violently it made pictures fall off the wall. Luckily, the driver is okay.
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'Top Gun 3' Is Officially Happening, Hopefully Lewis Hamilton Has Time To Be In This One
The seven-time F1 world champion was offered a role as a pilot in 2022's "Top Gun: Maverick" but had to turn it down because he was too busy racing.
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The Pentagon Wants Automakers To Build Fewer Cars And More Weapons
The Pentagon turns to automakers as it looks for more weapons manufacturing, BYD is being accused of labor violations at its newest plant, and more.
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2026 Bentley Bentayga's All-Terrain Specification Turns It From Luxury Limo To Battle Wagon
With one simple $5,210 package, the snowy and icy hell that was the New York Metro area was no match for this snow-shoed beast.
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Dealership Sues Transportation Companies After Cadillac Escalade-V Vanishes Into Thin Air
There's just something about the Escalade-V that makes it so enticing to steal.
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At $26,900, Is This 2009 Aston Martin V8 Vantage An Amazingly Affordable Exotic?
Would you say that the $26,900 asking price makes this seemingly need-free Aston Martin a cheap-seats-near-exotic?
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What Will You Learn At A Defensive Driving Course (That Could Also Save Money On Your Insurance)?
"Defensive driving" may sound like it's all about driving slowly, but there's more to it than that. And taking a class can bring you a welcome discount.
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Engineering Explained Breaks Down The Oil Change Most Drivers Haven't Heard About
Did you know we have new motor oil now? The change isn't as significant as the switch from conventional to synthetic was, but there's still a difference.
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The Pros And Cons Of Turbocharging Vs. Supercharging
Turbochargers are more efficient than superchargers, but they are laggy and can be a pain to install. Will electric superchargers eliminate the trade-offs?
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Mini X Vagabund Turned Two Countrymans Into Stylish Lifted Outdoor Stereos
Mini unveiled two one-off creative collaborations with Austrian design studio Vagabund, building off the brand's most popular model, the Countryman.
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Why Can't Spark Plugs Fire When Completely Soaked?
Spark plugs can get wet for any number of reasons -- they can be covered in fuel, water or oil -- but if that's the case, they won't work properly.
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TH350 Vs. TH400 Transmissions: What Are The Differences?
General Motors used the TH350 and TH400 transmissions in the '60s. The numbers in their names aren't the only things different about them, though.
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