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Do All 4 Of Your Tire Tread Patterns Have To Match?
While mixing different tire treads is sometimes unavoidable, owners need to follow a set of strict rules to stay safe and avoid damaging their car's drivetrain.
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The Hot Vee Engine Layout Revolutionized Turbocharging, And This Was The First Carmaker To Use One
Mercedes is often credited with popularizing the hot-vee engine, but it wasn't the first automaker to put it into production — it just had clever marketing.
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Before Hemi And Viper-Powered Rams, These Two Pickups Were Modern Muscle Truck Pioneers
Do you know which pickups paved the way for today's muscle trucks? The story goes back to the early '90s, when two specific models kicked off a revolution.
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We Were Meant To Get A Saab Hot Hatch, Instead They Gave Us A Rebadged Subaru
Collaboration between Subaru and Saab could've led to a great hot-hatch from the Swedish auto manufacturer, but it never really had a fighting chance.
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Michelin's Strange PLR Tire-Testing Car Was A 10-Wheeled Fever Dream
This French monstrosity could technically drive on 11 tires powered by two Chevy small-block V8s, and it served an incredibly important purpose.
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10+ Seat Vehicle Options When A 9-Seat SUV Won't Do
When you need to haul a football team, a cramped minivan simply won't do. Here are five high-capacity vehicles that offer the space you need, and more.
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Cummins Makes An Engine That's Basically A Diesel But Runs On Gas
The gas-powered Cummins engine still has tons of torque, and there are some other potential upsides too, including reduced maintenance intervals.
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Don't Make These 5 Mistakes When Pouring Your Concrete Driveway
Pouring your own concrete driveway can be an excellent DIY task. However, to ensure a long-lasting and durable result, avoid these common mistakes.
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Spain's Obscure Pegaso Z-102 Supercar Hid A Quad-Cam V8 Engine Built By A Truckmaker
It wasn't a sales hit, the engine was tough to maintain, and the car had premium pricing, but the Spanish V8-powered Pegaso Z-102 was certainly a beauty.
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The Pros And Cons Of 10-Ply Vs. 12-Ply Tires For Your Truck
Choosing between 10-ply and 12-ply tires for your truck depends on your use cases, and understanding what these ratings mean will help you decide.
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Gas Is So Expensive, One Dating App Is Giving It Away To Attract New Members
The company is giving away $500 gas cards as an incentive for singles to sign up, and they aren't the only ones with a free-stuff marketing strategy.
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The Soviet ZIL-4104 Boasted A Hand-Built 7.7-Liter V8 Engine For Communist Elites
When communist Soviet leaders needed a luxury car, they turned to American designs, reverse-engineering U.S.-made sedans to create their own elite limousines.
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This Defunct Automaker Did Supercharged Pickup Trucks Almost 40 Years Before Ford
The quest for massive pickup power didn't start yesterday. One automaker took a shot at supercharging long before anyone else, and it's mostly forgotten now
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Why Do So Many Automakers Test Cars At The Nürburgring?
The Nürburgring is much more than just a race track. It's a place where automakers push cars to their limits, and there are very good reasons they do it there.
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America Still Doesn't Have Michelin's CrossClimate3 Tires, How Do CrossClimate2s Compare?
Michelin released the next-generation CrossClimate3 in Europe in mid-2025, but it's years away for American drivers. The two have significant differences.
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Can You Safely Strap Cargo On Your Roof Without A Roof Rack?
Whether you're vacationing or moving cross-country, you may want to take more with you than fits in your cargo space. Without a roof rack, what can you do?
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Why The EPA Caps Benzene In Your Gas At 0.62 Percent (And Why It Matters)
Once the EPA kicked lead out of automotive fuel, gasoline makers settled on a benzene compound as a substitute. But it, too, can cause problems.
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We Really Might Get 'BeamNG' On PS5 Before 'GTA 6'
It's basically the dream game for anyone who derives dopamine from watching IIHS crash test videos on YouTube late at night.
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The History Behind The Most Bizarre Single-Wheeled Vehicle Ever Conceived
This fully functional monowheel could reach 30 mph and was deemed more efficient than cars, but several disastrous flaws made it a rolling death cage.
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8 Of The Wildest Cummins Swaps Of All Time
If you're bored with run-of-the-mill LS engine swaps and are craving something more extreme, then these outrageous Cummins diesel swaps are worth checking out.
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The Indy 500 Was Way Less Wild Than 'More Than 350,000' Racegoers Would Have You Believe
If you're a normal person just looking for a fun weekend with your family, I promise you'll find plenty of that at the next Indy 500.
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U.S. Attorney's Office Charges 11 People In Massive Multi-Million-Dollar Fake Temporary License Plate Scheme
The alleged criminal plot used to avoid tolls and fines spans several states, with over 100,000 fake temporary license plates being printed in the last decade.
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We Both May Hate The Ferrari Luce, But We're Not The Same
Maybe Ferrari doesn't know how to design anything anymore, including a race-winning F1 car.
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Baby Birds That Made A Sold Ford F-250 Their Home Have Officially Flown The Coop
The employees at Olathe clearly had a great time with their little visitors.
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Ferrari CEO Insists There Is 'Strong Interest' In The Luce And People Exist Who Actually 'Want It'
Plus Toyota is giving up on development of its next-generation electric vehicle plans, a years-long strike against Tesla in Sweden is being downsized and more.
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At $12,000, Is This 1987 Acura Coupe An Absolute Legend?
It's listed at a premium price, but this Acura Legend is in pristine shape, and the mileage is properly low. Is this 1980s coupe worth it?
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What Happens If The Battery Dies In A Car With No Manual Hood Release?
Increasingly, electrical doodads have replaced buttons and cables in cars. That's fine until your battery dies, leaving you no way to pop the hood to jump it.
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