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What Causes Spark Plugs To Turn Black?
Reading spark plugs is becoming a bit of a lost art.
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The First Practical Electric Car Built Looked Like A Giant Baby Carriage
We tend to think of electric vehicles as a new invention, but as you can tell from the design, the first electric cars are now well over 100 years old, .
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The Rearview Mirror Wasn't Just Invented For Safety
Most of us just take the rearview mirror for granted when driving, but it wasn't always there. The accessory was not originally created for safety.
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2027 Mercedes-Benz VLE Finally Brings The Luxury Van To America With 31-Inch Rear Screen, Remote-Control Seats
The fully electric VLE will a range approaching 400 miles, Maybach-rivaling back seats and fancy features like optional air suspension and rear-wheel steering.
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Volkswagen Group's Miserable 2025 Saw Operating Profits Fall By More Than 50%
Volkswagen lost billions of dollars in 2025 as it dealt with U.S. tariffs and dwindling global demand and more.
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Honda's New U.S. Heritage Program Stars With Reproduction NSX Parts
The reproduction parts will be manufactured with "the same materials and production methods that were used for the original parts" where possible.
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10 Ford Fox-Body Cars That Lived In The Mustang's Shadow
What's the first car that comes to mind when you think of Ford's Fox body platform? Probably the Mustang, but it was far from the only model to use it.
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At $22,000, Is This 1990 Mercedes-Benz 560 SEC A Rock-Solid Deal?
Last of the W126 behemoths, is this stately coupe a surefire buy?
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What Those Cables In Highway Medians Actually Do In A Crash
You probably know those cables in highway medians are there for your safety, but how do they compare to concrete or metal barriers? Are they actually safer?
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Porsche Reveals Mid-Range 657-HP Cayenne S Electric, Which Is Nice, But Wow Look At The New Green Interior Style Package
The 2026 Porsche Cayenne S Electric will hit 60 mph in just 3.6 seconds.
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This Car Is Powered By Vapes, But Not The Way You Think
Free energy is tempting, but don't try this at home.
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Spark Plugs Probably Shouldn't Be Made Out Of Pencils, But That's Not Stopping People
Can you really use a pencil to replace the inside of a spark plug? One intrepid group of experimenters decided to find out what would happen if you tried.
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Have Turbos And Hybrids Closed The Difference Between Small Block And Big Block V8s?
The saying goes, "There is no replacement for displacement." But can adding a turbocharger or a hybrid's electric motor(s) let small block V8s match big blocks?
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Five Times Different Manufacturers Used The Same Names As Each Other
While there are plenty of vehicles with instantly recognizable names, some manufacturers took names that were used by completely different brands and models.
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Can Semi Truck Tires Be Plugged?
Truckers have places to go and things to deliver. When they get a flat tire, it's urgent that their tires be repaired both quickly and safely.
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5 Things To Know Before You Buy A Classic Car
Who wouldn't want to own a classic car? If you're seriously thinking about buying one, there are some things you should know before pulling the trigger.
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Signs Your Car's Nuts And Bolts Weren't Torqued To Spec
If the nuts and bolts in your car aren't properly tightened, each drive could lead to damaged breaks or the wheels falling off of your vehicle.
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10 Automotive Museum Closures That Are Heartbreaking
Automotive museums are difficult to keep running, and recent events have made it impossible for some of them to keep their doors open today.
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Jeep Wrangler Infected By Woke Mind Virus, Doesn't Roll Over As Easily Anymore
Jeep tweaked the frame rail design on Wranglers built after October 2025, so now they finally avoid tipping over in the IIHS's small overlap crash test.
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Saudi Arabia Is Trying New Methods To Keep Selling Oil
We're looking at Saudi attempts to keep moving oil, as well as dealer attempts to keep moving EVs and more.
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At $6,500, Is This 1994 Toyota Corolla Wagon An Unexpected Bargain?
The mods certainly make this Corolla stand out, but will they put off potential buyers?
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Ford Patented A Smart Car Door That 'Brakes' Before It Hits Anything
There's an accelerometer to detect how fast the door is opening and a second sensor to see if anything is in the door's path.
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Using Wipers Without Headlights In Bad Weather Is Illegal In These US States
Are you required to have your headlights whenever your wipers are turned on? The answer depends on what state you're driving in.
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Lawsuit Seeks To Strike Down Florida License Plate Frame Ban After Man's Arrest For Having One On Rental Car
When even the police agree the law is poorly written, it's time for a change.
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This Rakish JDM Honda Accord Wagon Looks Way Cooler Than Any Normal Car Needs To
Japan got its own version of the sixth-generation Accord, and the wagons are amazing.
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How Piston Shape Impacts Engine Performance And Efficiency
Engineers have a lot to think about when designing new engines, and one of the biggest considerations is the shape of the pistons in the cylinders.
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9 Hot Rodder Terms You've Heard, But Probably Never Fully Understood
Hot rods were once a huge part of American youth culture, so much so that hot rodders developed their own language. Here are the classic terms you should know.
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