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Every Pontiac Firebird Generation Ranked By Top Speed
Which generation of the Pontiac Firebird is the fastest? The answer will probably not surprise you, but some real-world test data we've dug up just might.
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GM's AFM And DFM Often Get Blamed For Lifter Failure, So Let's Explore How They Work
The idea behind GM's active and dynamic fuel management systems is brilliant, but they may be asking too much of the poor hydraulic lifters.
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Reality Check: Your Welder Uses Way More Electricity Than You Think
A welder can use some serious amounts of electricity during an ambitious DIY auto project. And that could add up to an impressive amount of money.
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2028 Mercedes-Benz VLE Is The Most Exciting New Luxury Car In Ages
Don't call it a minivan — Mercedes says its new VLE is a "grand limousine," and it'll actually come to the U.S. alongside even fancier VLS and Maybach models.
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EV Batteries Aren't Disposable, We've Been Recycling Them For Years
Of course, having a recycling program, and actually recovering all the useful materials in the process aren't quite the same thing.
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This May Be The Most Infuriatingly Located Oil Filter In Automotive History
What kind of car has an oil filter located so poorly that you have to use an assortment of extensions and swivels to change it? This kind does.
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The 4-Gallon Minimum Rule Isn't A Federal Law, But It Still Exists For A Good Reason
The 4 gallon rule only applies to blender pumps found in some gas stations, and it isn't just a hoax to get you to pump more fuel into your car.
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Relax, Poors: Ferrari Says It Won't Force You Into A Luce For Access To More Exclusive Models
Plus, Porsche is looking for ways to cut more costs, the UAW just voted to diversify from its Israeli bonds and Toyota spins up RAV4 production in the U.S.
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At $19,950, Could This 1967 Hino Contessa Make You Feel Like Car Show Royalty?
Built for a short time in the 1960s, the Hino Contessa is a rare car from a company that hasn't made consumer cars in decades. Is this one worth nearly $20k?
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The Gilmore Car Museum Will Let You Drive A Model-T For Less Than $100
Alongside a hands-on 3.5-hour driving lesson, the ticket gets you full admission to the museum's massive 190,000-square-foot compounds featuring over 500 cars.
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The World's Most Expensive Semi Truck Has Almost 4,000 HP And Can Reach 130 MPH
Built by Mike Harrah over the course of 7 years, this 44-foot, 32,000-pound behemoth is the world's most powerful and most expensive semi truck ever.
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How Reliable Is The 2025 Volvo XC60? Here's What The Data Says
Volvo owes a lot of its popularity to its stellar reputation for safety, but the brand recently struggled with reliability. Here's how the 2025 XC60 stacks up.
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3 Signs It's Time To Replace Your Car's Tie Rods
Tie rods are crucial for your car's safety and handling, and they can easily give out after a nasty pothole. These signs will tell you it's time for new ones.
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The Ford Model T Looks Simple Until You Get To The Transmission
The Ford Model T altered the course of history. As simple as the car might be, its transmission was anything but — it could be a nightmare to operate.
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What Are The Differences Between The Top Summer Tires In Terms Of Grip?
Summer tires are built for performance, and part of that is gripping the road with fierce determination. Naturally, some tires manage this better than others.
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Hybrid Honda Prelude Is Popular Enough In Japan To Already Get A New Limited Edition
The new paint is called Premium Crystal Garnet Metallic, and it does bring to mind a bottle of red wine, as does the appropriately named Bordeaux interior trim.
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5 Companies That Make Classic Car Bodies When The Automakers Won't
If you're completing a vintage vehicle restoration project and looking for replacement panels or even a body, these companies should be on your radar.
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Why Did So Many German Performance Cars Cap Their Top Speed At 155 MPH?
If you're wondering why most German cars that push over 500 horsepower top out at 155 mph, it's completely intentional and kind of brilliant.
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You Can Find These 5 New Hybrid SUVs For Well Under $50,000
We found 5 hybrid SUVs with the most impressive tech and practicality features and above-average Consumer Reports reliability ratings for under $40,000 new.
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Why You Might Want To Detune Your Engine (And What Long-Term Effects This Could Have)
While it may seem counterproductive, detuning an engine has many real-world benefits, and car manufacturers regularly release detuned versions of their engines.
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If You Want A Convertible Corvette From These Years, Tough Luck
The convertible Corvette is quite a desirable car these days, but it wasn't always the case -- and some Corvettes were never even sold in drop-top form.
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This 1967 TWA Recruitment Film Reveals The Splendor Of Its Finishing School For Flight Attendants: What's Streaming
Attendants are remarkably more diverse as well and not judged by appearances or whether or not they've had children.
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The History Of The Ford Deuce Coupe And A Very Misheard Lyric
The Ford Deuce coupe is a 1932 classic that inspired an entire hot rod subculture, but it also made it into a very awkward misheard lyric in a Manfred Mann hit.
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Why The Toyota 22R-E Cast-Iron Block Made The Pickup And 4Runner Unkillable
Toyota's 22R-E engine was as tough and reliable as it was simple. In fact, it was the secret to the success of the virtually unkillable Toyota truck lineup.
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5 Reasons It Might Be Worth Switching To More Expensive Insurance
Inflation has probably made you rethink your insurance, and we can't blame you. But investing in better protection might actually be the smart financial move.
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How The Beechcraft Bonanza Plane Earned The Nickname 'Doctor Killer'
You might have heard of the 'Goblin' or read about the 'Guppy' Boeing, but the 'Doctor Killer' moniker for the Bonanza stands alone. It's a complicated story.
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How Often Should You Replace Your Engine's Oxygen Sensors?
While O2 sensors have no fixed replacement schedule, your driving style and the health of other engine components can drastically affect its life span.
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