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Public Beaches In Texas Are Also Highways, And You Can Actually Drive On Them
Texans so enjoy their access to beaches that they coded public access into state law in 1959 with the Open Beaches Act.
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The First Car To Get Four-Wheel Hydraulic Brakes Was A Duesenberg
Duesenberg brought four-wheel hydraulic brakes to production cars in the 1920s, but its racing success and the innovations that preceded it add to the story.
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6 WD-40 Myths Gearheads Need To Stop Believing
WD-40 has a reputation for fixing just about anything, but some popular beliefs about the iconic spray could lead to surprising mistakes.
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New Bentley Supersports Convertible Will Carry On A Silly Yet Awesome Legacy
Because why wouldn't you want a high-performance, rear-wheel-drive version of a big, luxurious four-seat convertible?
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9 Classic Plymouth Models And What They're Worth Today
Plymouth built some truly legendary Mopars over the years. Too bad it's no more, but its legacy will continue to live on thanks to these classic models.
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1979 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am For Sale With 21,956 Miles Shown Has The Right Hood, But What About The Price?
Late '70s Trans Ams marked a high point in the Malaise era, and this pristine white '79 model offers an enticing combination of high displacement and low miles.
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Who's At Fault When Software Glitches Cause A Car Accident?
As cars are becoming ever more dependent on software, the question of who is to blame if it causes an accident is all too important. So we asked an expert.
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Hey! Pay Attention! Drivers Find Multitasking Tough When Using Touchscreens, Says Study
The study found that drivers using touchscreens are neither good at driving nor at finding what they're looking for on the screen, and we need a solution.
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7 Reasons The Death Of The Sedan Has Been Greatly Exaggerated
There's been a lot of talk about the death of the sedan. But how much of that is true? Here's why the sedan lives on and what's keeping the segment alive.
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5 Cool Facts About The Ecto-1 Every Ghostbusters Fan Should Know
This 21-foot anti-paranormal hearse is easily one of the most recognizable cars to ever come out of Hollywood, but we bet you didn't know these facts about it.
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Wide Vs Narrow Tires: Is One Better For Off-Road Performance?
In the end, the best performing off-road tire size is going to depend on your use case.
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How Used Engine Oil Can Get Re-Refined And Become Usable Again
When engine oil is replaced, the old oil is often collected and discarded, but what happens to that used oil, and how can it be recycled and used again?
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Even The Most Powerful Classic VW Beetle Factory Engines Never Exceeded 65 HP
Few cars represent affordable transportation like the original Volkswagen Beetle. But even its most powerful classic engines produced no more than 65 hp.
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Why Most Cars Won't Be Able To Last 300,000 Miles
Getting a car to hit 300,000 miles is an impressive feat. While it is doable, most average vehicles will never hit that number, and these are the reasons why.
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Wealthy Denver Suburb Wants To Gate Its Public Roads Off To Non-Residents
Bow Mar has tried road narrowing, speed bumps, roundabouts and a 20-mph speed limit in its unsuccessful efforts to curb the apparent chaos on its main roads.
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Honda's First Production Pickup Had The Smallest 4-Cylinder Truck Engine Ever
Honda didn't start with a sports car or a hatchback. Its first production automobile was a pickup, with an engine that still holds a pretty unusual record.
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Flatbed Vs Wheel-Lift Tow Trucks: What Are The Differences?
When you're stranded and have to make that dreaded call to get your car towed, does it really matter what type of tow truck arrives? It does, and here's why.
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Need Weekend Plans? Binge Great British Car Shows Like Late-'90s 'Top Gear,' 'Deals On Wheels,' And 'Driven'
YouTube channel TopRareMedia is doing the lord's work for us automotive anoraks, with nearly 350 videos of British automotive TV shows.
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Data Center Builder Puts Construction Workers In Barge Previously Used To Detain Migrants, Welcome To Late-Stage Capitalism
Building data centers requires lots of human workers, but with nowhere for them to live, some companies are turning to barges aimed at migrant detention.
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Tesla Missed Profit Targets In Q3, But A SpaceX Merger Will Surely Help That
Remember when Tesla was a car company?
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1961 Ford Thunderbird For Sale With 15,775 Miles Shown Rides As Low As The Odometer
With low miles on the clock and modified to perfection, this Bullet Bird proves Ford's ultimate grand tourer can make for a killer lowrider.
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At $6,700, Could You Have Designs On This 2001 Mercedes CLK 430 Designo?
With 116,000 miles on the clock, it's not what we'd call a low-mileage example, but for $6,700, this CLK 430 seems pretty well cared for.
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Next-Gen BMW X7 Spied Looking Big And Blocky In Electric iX7 And V8-Powered M60 Forms
The Neue Klasse redesign of BMW's three-row SUV will be offered with a variety of gas and EV powertrains to better do battle with the Mercedes GLS and Audi Q9.
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Cadillac Celebrates Its 125 Birthday With The $239,000 Escalade-V Collector Series, Only Available In White Or Black
You do get some carbon-fiber exterior trim and blue interior accents, at least.
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2027 Ford Mustang Mach-E Trail Is Ready For A Camping Weekend, Not Rock Crawling
This new trim level has more ground clearance and chunkier tires, and that's about it.
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Tesla Still Wants To Sell Cybercabs This Year
The window is narrowing for Elon Musk's bullish promises on autonomous cars.
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