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New Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series Will Be Even More Extreme Than The GT3 Race Car It's Based On
The yellow-accented car seen here is the production Black Series, and it has a wilder aero package than the racer does.
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The 1996 Honda Civic Was The Largest And Most Powerful Car To Come With A CVT, And It Was Quicker Than The Automatic
Continuously variable transmissions (CVTs) aren't popular among enthusiasts, but cars like the 1996 Civic prove that they might be the quicker choice.
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New Renault Twingo's Wheel Options Put Other Hubcap Designs To Shame
The Twingo's Evolution trim level comes with "Domino" hubcaps, and they're some of the best hubcaps I've ever seen.
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2027 Mercedes-Maybach S-Class Sticks With The V12 And Looks Even Flashier
The V8 still comes standard, but why would you want that?
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9 Cool Cars Powered By GM's Legendary 3800 V6
The 3800 V6 never got as much attention as its V8 stablemates did, but it provided ample power for some of the coolest cars of the late '90s and early 2000s.
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Why Shouldn't You Use Multi-Vehicle ATF In Your Automatic Transmission?
Multi-vehicle automatic transmission fluid might seem like something that's easy to use with any vehicle. But it's better to use more specific fluid.
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ZF 8 Speed Vs. Aisin 8 Speed Transmissions: How Do They Compare?
ZF and Aisin make two of the most popular and most successful eight-speed gearboxes on the market, but how do the two transmissions stack up side by side?
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The OG Four-Door Porsche Sports Sedan Wasn't Even Built By Porsche
More than 40 years before the Panamera went into production, a four-door Porsche had already been conceived. But it was the brainchild of a Texan, not a German.
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Chevy LT1 V8s: A Comparison Of Three Small Blocks
The General Motors LT1 engines might be long-running, but the mills it has adorned are quite different. So which LT1 is which, and what are the differences?
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The '80s Car Feature That Would Fit Perfectly In The AI Hellscape Of Today
Modern cars are making use of artificial intelligence for plenty of features today, but one feature from the '80s feels like it came from the modern era.
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Cadillac Phases Out Torque Badges After 6 Years Of Nobody Understanding What They Mean
The numeric badges on the back of Cadillac's cars signified how much torque they had, in newton-meters, rounded up to the nearest 50. Yes, it was a dumb idea.
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This Weird Street-Legal Quad Is The Coolest Thing I Saw At Daytona Bike Week
Seeing a quad at a bike show isn't ultra rare, but seeing this custom street-legal quad from a defunct manufacturer might be the highlight of your day.
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Saab's Scariest Car Is The Twin-Engined 93 Dubbed The Monster
While some cars have some monstrous engines, Saab surprised itself in the 1950s when it created an experimental twin-engined model to compete in rally races.
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Low-Tension Piston Rings Provide Serious Benefits For Automakers
Piston rings are an essential part of modern vehicles, but modern brands have moved to using low-tension versions of them for a couple of reasons.
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What Is A Dual-Mass Flywheel And Why Do Automakers Use Them?
Every now and then, a mechanic or engineer will start talking about dual-mass flywheels, but what are they? And why would car makers use them?
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Here's What To Know When You're Considering A Diesel Swap
Switching from a gasoline engine to a diesel-powered setup is an enticing possibility, but it requires a lot more work than you might think.
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These Cars Made Similar Horsepower From Wildly Different Engines
Engine size can be misleading. Here are several examples of engines from opposite ends of the size spectrum that produce similar levels of horsepower.
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Petersen Museum's New Fast & Furious Exhibit Has Something For Everyone, But Especially The Nerds
“A Fast & Furious Legacy: 25 Years of Automotive Icons” features nearly two dozen cars from all ten Fast Saga movies, including some more obscure favorites.
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These 9 Vehicles Still Offer Front Bench Seats
Front bench seats are a rarity in the modern era, but a few certain modern-day vehicles include extra room for a third person to sit up front.
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Hyundai Casper Lounge Is A Gussied-Up Electric City Car That I Need Like I Need Air To Breathe
The Casper Lounge has incredible wheels, real leather seats and other premium features. Plus, it's just damn adorable.
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Stop Saying This White Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud Belonged To John Lennon
Rumor has it that Lennon's 1965 Rolls-Royce Phantom V is rotting in a Florida parking lot, but that's not the case. Here's the true story of this iconic car.
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Green Over Confetti Print Might Be The Ideal Spec, And This Subaru Vivio Even Has T-Tops
This bright-eyed and bushy-tailed little Vivio is exceptionally darling, for an array of reasons.
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9 Of The Greatest Muscle Wagons Of All Time
While fast wagons still sell overseas, North American car buyers haven't seen a proper muscle wagon in years. Let's take a look back at some favorites.
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Porsche Penske 963s Will Race At Sebring With '90s Throwback 911 GT1 Livery
The team is certainly hoping to continue its success after winning the Rolex 24 at Daytona in January.
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2027 BMW i3 EV Returns The 3 Series To Its Design Roots And Boasts 440 Miles Of Range
The electric Neue Klasse i3 will be joined by gas-powered 3 Series models with similar styling, but riding on the current CLAR platform.
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2027 Kia Telluride Extends Its Reign As The Best Three-Row SUV
With a fascinating design, a great turbocharged hybrid powertrain, and even more space and refinement, the second-generation Telluride is a home run.
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RENNtech Will Make A Modern Mercedes-AMG Hammer With A Hand-Made V12 Engine
Mercedes tuner RENNtech is offering a limited run of V12-powered coupes that could scratch a very particular itch for nostalgic luxury enthusiasts.
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