BMW Wants You To Use Its Fancy New Infotainment, Not Apple CarPlay Ultra
BMW's iDrive X looks to be a major departure from what we've seen in BMWs of the past, and we can't tell how CarPlay Ultra would even fit into this setup.
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GM's Californian Design Team Dreamt Up This SoCal-Inspired Corvette Concept With A Removable Canopy
Its single-piece canopy is hinged at the front and the upper shell can be removed, transforming it into an "open-air track car."
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Ceramic Vs. Carbon Window Tint: Which Is Better For Keeping Your Car Cool?
If you're looking to keep heat out of your car, ceramic and carbon window tints are probably your best options. So which one is right for your budget?
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Jet Engine Cars Have Always Sounded Cool But Been An Incredibly Bad Idea
The notion of putting jet engines in cars in one that won't go away.
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The Differences Between Symmetrical, Asymmetrical, And Directional Tire Treads
Symmetrical, asymmetrical, and directional treads all offer distinct advantages in different driving conditions — let's look at what will work best for you.
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Renault Design Boss Says 'Sexy, Desirable' MPVs Could Make A Return As SUVs Fall Out Of Favor
Europe may have been all-in on SUVs recently, but Renault's design boss foresees a near future in which an emphasis on efficiency may renew interest in MPVs.
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The BMW Z8 Was Far Too Gorgeous To Ever Get Cheap
Say what you will about Henrik Fisker's ability to run an automaker, but he has designed some absolutely beautiful cars, and the Z8 is his crowning achievement.
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Telo Claims Its Tiny Truck Was Designed To Get You 'Flipped Off Or Yelled At Instead Of Sued'
Without a long hood in front of you, you're less likely to hit something or someone in the Telo if you have to stop quickly compared to, say, a Ford Maverick.
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These Were The Hardest Working Vehicles At The Goodwood Festival Of Speed
A special Goodwood exhibit called Van Go - Masters of the Moving Arts featured all sorts of incredible vans and work trucks.
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Why Most Modern Cars Stopped Using Drum Brakes
Drum brakes have mostly been replaced by disc brakes on most modern vehicles. So when did this shift happen, and what's the advantage of disc brakes?
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Why Does F1 Use Tire Blankets?
Have you ever wondered why Formula 1 tires arrive in a special blanket? It isn't just to keep them pristine for race day — here's the science behind them.
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Ferrari Makes One Last Daytona SP3 To Help The Children
The Daytona SP3 Tailor Made will be the 600th unit of a 599-model run. Or, rather, it will be the 599+1th model, as that is how Maranello will be numbering it.
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Why Dodge Didn't Ditch Pushrod V8s For DOHC Engines
Plenty of manufacturers have been putting DOHC designs in their high horsepower engines, but not Dodge. Here's why one company kept pushrods in its V8 engines.
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The First Cadillac Celestiq Owner Is Already Enjoying Their Bespoke $340,000 EV And Parking It Like A Normal Car
Cadillac's most lavish, exclusive model in years is not what you expect to see casually street-parked.
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Who Built The First Automatic Transmission, And What Was The First Car To Use It?
The automatic transmission may seem like it's been around forever, but it's the product of some hard work. And, of course, mistakes along the way.
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Adorable Fiat Topolino Vilebrequin Collector's Edition Is A Beachy Collab With A Swimwear Brand Founded By A 1970s F1 Photographer
This special-edition microcar has a sea turtle fabric pattern, wood-look floors and even a built-in shower.
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Automakers That Claim Owners Don't Use EV Frunks Are Probably Lying Or Just Make Bad Frunks, Says Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe
Rivian owners make frequent use of their EV's frunks, with R1S SUV customers using their frunks even more than the rear liftgate.
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How Beneficial Are Rotary Shifters, Really?
Unique shifter designs such as rotary dial shifter have become increasingly visible over the last decade. How do they change the way you interact with your car?
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Bentley Finally Takes Inspiration From The Blue Train With Radical EXP 15 Concept Debuting New Design Language
Bentley says that while the EXP 15 doesn't directly preview a new model, it's a look into future styling themes and ideas
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Porsche Club Of America Turns 70, Celebrates With 70 Very Blue 911 Club Coupes
This special edition is based on the 992.2 Carrera T, and you can get it with incredible tartan seats.
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Why Do New Cars Come With Fake Exhaust Tips? (And Do Emissions Rules Play A Role)
If you've taken a close look at the shiny exhaust tips on some new cars, you may have noticed that there isn't anything coming out of them. So what gives?
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The Quirky Subaru Program That Turns Your Car Into A Rolling Life Story
If you're worried that your Subaru doesn't communicate enough about your favorite hobbies yet, don't fret! These special Subaru badges have you covered.
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Is The Lotus Emira As Quick As It Looks? Here's How It Compares To Its Rivals
The Lotus Emira certainly looks like its achieving the company mantra of simplicity combined with lightweight design, but how quick is next to similar cars?
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Why Gasoline Has Ethanol, And How It Affects Your Engine
Ever wondered how ethanol made it into the pump at the gas station? Here's why gasoline and ethanol are mixed along with a look at its impact on an engine.
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How The Chrysler PT Cruiser Got Its Name
Remember the PT Cruiser? The divisive retro styling of this 2000s hit made it one of the most popular throwback cars of its era, but what did the name mean?
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Why Do F1 Cars Have A Jagged Windshield?
The tiny windshields at the front of some F1 cars aren't only there to provide some level of driver comfort, as their unique shape serves an additional purpose.
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If You Want A Car That'll Cruise Past 200,000 Miles, This Is Our Shortlist
Looking for a car that will last? We're taking a look at some of the longest-lasting models on the road today — here are the cars that will take you past 200k.
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