A car transaction doesn't end when the buyer drives away. Learn what you need to know about seller liability and the steps to finalize a title transfer.
Read MoreSlot car race tracks and fanatical collectors were everywhere in the '60s, and then it all just faded away. But the hobby is surprisingly alive and well today.
Read MoreThe timing belt may degrade and create debris that clogs the mesh oil pump pick-up screen and starve the engine of oil, happening with little-to-no warning.
Read MoreHaving a car that looks good and drives like a dream can sometimes mean you make sacrifices. But a few sporty cars can last long on the road.
Read MoreThe story goes that Carroll Shelby's prototype Cobra was painted multiple colors over time to make it seem like he had several cars, not just one. But was it?
Read MoreHennessey will make 71 of its new Blackbird hypercar for $2.5 million each, with production starting sometime in 2029 or 2030
Read MoreIf you feel the need to overrule Lamborghini's designers, is this really the special edition for you?
Read More"Villeneuve: The Rise of a Legend" will premiere as the closing film of the Toronto International Film Festival on September 19.
Read MoreMy Fiat 500e's problem, if you can even call it that, is the volume controls on the steering wheel. They're just too convenient.
Read MoreGermans love rules and, as anyone who's driven in Germany knows, they especially love rules about driving. When it comes to big rigs, things get more specific.
Read MoreAn unexpected win for Nissan and more tough times for Toyota.
Read MoreIf you haven't had a Wankel yet, maybe it's time to indulge?
Read MoreA car cover is meant to protect your vehicle, but it might not be useful for everyone. If you aren't careful, it can cause more harm than good.
Read MoreThe cars of the '70s are often derided as malaise-era clunkers, but that ignores the many great automobiles made in that decade. Here are nine of the best.
Read MoreIn 1979, Ford showcased its new third-generation Mustang as the official pace car of the Indy 500. This was a key moment for the Mustang as a whole.
Read MoreYou finally pull out your space-saver spare, and you realize it's supposed to be 60 psi, while your other tires are close to 30. Is this some kind of mistake?
Read MoreMost drivers know that yellow always means increased caution, but the rules are different for flashing yellow lights than for a solid yellow.
Read MoreTopping your car batteries off with water is a thing of the past, and most are maintenance-free. But that doesn't mean they don't require upkeep.
Read MoreEvery car has a placard with the optimal tire pressure on the driver's side B-pillar, but that doesn't mean it's universally the best PSI for every driver.
Read MoreTimes change, and so does what buyers are looking for in a new car. You can tell a lot about generational shifts by seeing what was selling over 25 years.
Read MoreWhile only licensed dealers with a registered location can bid at dealer auctions, there are several convenient albeit somewhat questionable workarounds.
Read MoreThe U.S. had proposed a highway to link Alaska to the lower states in the 1920s, but Canada wasn't interested. Then bombs fell on Pearl Harbor.
Read MoreNASCAR has a precise system for keeping drivers within pit road speed limits, even as crews work just feet away in one of racing's most dangerous areas.
Read MorePolice cars are built differently for obvious reasons. The specialized equipment and upgrades they receive are what sets them apart from your daily driver.
Read MoreCFM and PSI are two air measurements that often get mixed up, but they are neither convertible nor interchangeable, and everyone should know what they mean.
Read MoreSome parking rules are written in black and white, while other rules are a little less clear. But they still exist, and it isn't necessarily safe to break them.
Read MoreIt might be easy to lump campers and RVs together in casual conversation. But they actually have some pretty distinct differences worth keeping in mind.
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