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2027 Porsche Cayenne Electric Gets 92 New Paint To Sample Colors And Automatic Doors
You can now choose from 105 paint colors on the Cayenne EV, and massaging seats with a 4D sound function are another new option.
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What Sort Of Entertaining Damage Happens When You Replace Engine Oil With WD-40?
What happens when you take a beater and replace its engine oil with WD-40? No need to speculate when you can watch a Ford Probe burst into massive flames.
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5 Sub-$30K Used SUVs Ranked By Interior Space
While new car prices seem to be rocketing out of control, $30,000 is still more than enough to buy a truly cavernous, lightly used three-row SUV.
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It Took A Crane And Several Cemetery Plots To Bury A Man Inside His Chevrolet Corvette
You love your car, but do you love it enough to be buried in it? The logistics of a final ride into the hereafter are elaborate and, for some, necessary.
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Why Hasn't America Produced An International Racing Legend In At Least 30 Years?
Once upon a time, the likes of Mario Andretti, Phil Hill, and Dan Gurney raced for gold in F1. But that time is long over. What's the reason for the drought?
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AGV's Newest Helmet Is Meant To Break Apart When Hit
AGV isn't the first to put sacrificial features on a helmet, but its new Pista GP R3 is the first one I've seen that uses so much of the shell for this purpose.
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Land Rover And Stellantis Will Team Up To Build A Defender Pickup In The U.S.
Plus, Waymo has its sights set on Tokyo, the eldest boy of the VinFast empire is named its global chief executive and more.
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At $50,000, Is This Like-New 2007 Magnum SRT-8 A Deal We Can't Dodge?
With mileage still in the four-digit range and in near-new condition, this Magnum SRT8 is rare, but is it the sort of rare that will fetch $50k?
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Ford's Modular V8s Are Super Common, Except For This Rare Engine From 2000
Ford's Modular V8 is ubiquitous, and finding one on the roads of America is not difficult in the slightest, but this version from 2000 is much less common.
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Why California Bans Forward-Facing Red Lights On Cars
Civilian cars can only have one type of red light that's visible from the front, while all others need to fall somewhere on the white-to-yellow spectrum.
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2028 Volvo XC60 Gets A Chiseled Facelift With More EV Range Than Any Other Plug-In Hybrid
The XC60 PHEV's battery has doubled in size, giving it an electric-only range of an almost unbelievable 78 miles.
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These Race Car Safety Innovations Now Make Your Daily Driver Safer
The race track might be home to noise, drama, and excitement, but it's also the birthplace of safety inventions we take for granted in our daily drivers.
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Kia's New PV7 Electric Van Is 2 Feet Longer Than The PV5 And Looks Even Cooler
The PV7 will offer 23 different configurations including cargo and passenger variants, two roof heights and two different wheelbases.
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'One Man, One Engine': Here's What The Mercedes-AMG Philosophy Really Means
Mercedes-AMG famously has a 'one man, one engine' policy, but what does that really mean to the business, both practically and philosophically?
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What's The Difference Between A Highway And A Freeway?
These terms are often used interchangeably, but while every freeway is a highway, not every highway is a freeway. Here are the main differences between the two.
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7 Family Vehicles Consumer Reports Says Can Easily Fit Multiple Car Seats
Each of these family cars easily fits three child seats in the second row, making them ideal choices for families with three young kids – and sometimes more.
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Tesla Market Share Is Slowly Recovering In The U.S.
Plus, the company's pinkie promises of a new Roadster. We'll also look at Trump's interest in American-made Chinese cars, and yet another Ford recall.
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At $13,500, Are You Bonkers Enough To Buy This 1997 FSO Polonez Roy Pickup?
Likely the only one of its kind in the United States, this FSO Polonez Roy is certainly unique, but is it worth the $13,500 asking price?
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These Fun New Cars All Have 3-Cylinder Engines
More cylinders, more fun? These new models prove that three-cylinder engines can power surprisingly fun, capable, and exciting vehicles despite their size.
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What Vehicles Did The Army Use Before The Jeep?
Before the Jeep arrived and embodied the ideal reconnaissance vehicle, the Army tried everything from adapting civilian vehicles to wild experimental designs.
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Here's How Much The 2021 Mercedes-AMG C-Classes Have Depreciated In 5 Years
Mercedes' AMG-powered C-Classes are cult heroes, but are they also a bargain used purchase? Here's how much the average five-year-old example has depreciated.
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Minneapolis Proposes Requiring A Human Behind The Wheel In Waymos
Safety is a big part of the proposal that could change Waymo's future in the city, but bigger still is the desire to protect the jobs of human drivers.
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The Most Powerful Engines Available In Each Generation Of The Ford Mustang Mach 1
One of the Mustang's most legendary versions, the Mach 1 nameplate has survived for over half a century, but its power outputs have been a rollercoaster ride.
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The Mitsubishi 8A8 Is Not Just A Rare Engine, It Was The First V8 With Direct Injection
The 8A8 engine was developed by Mitsubishi in collaboration with Hyundai for use in flagship luxury sedans and featured innovative GDI technology.
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13 Terms You Should Know If You Ride Motorcycles
Even if you don't ride motorcycles, it's good to know what a term like "pillion" means so you can at least nod knowingly the next time someone brings it up.
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This Is The Longest Stretch Of US Highway With No Exits, And Of Course It's In Florida
If you're going to drive this preposterously long stretch of Florida highway, be sure to stop for gas and take a pit stop before you hit the road.
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How Police Car Brakes Differ From The Ones On Regular Cars
Police officers have to drive even after their brakes have been used heavily, without a reduction in performance or confidence. Here's how it's managed.
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