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There Can Be Some Terrifying Stuff In Your Car's Air Filters
Dirt and debris are just the start of what you can find replacing your air filter. Find out what parts retailers and owners unearthed during this routine task.
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Science Shows Breaking In New Tires Isn't Just An Urban Legend
When you drive on a new pair of tires, they might not feel as good as your old, worn-out pair. But it's worth breaking them in for a few hundred miles.
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The Griffith 200 Wasn't Just A Tiny Car With A Big Engine, It Was The World's Fastest
The Griffith 200 may not be that well known, but the V8-powered sports car ended up laying claim to the title of the fastest production car in the world.
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Consumer Reports' Top Used Cars List Shows Why We Must Choose Older Vehicles Wisely
Consumer Reports' latest list of the best used cars on the market offers some useful insight into what you should look for in a used car.
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For Better Or Worse, The Tiptronic Transmission Was Revolutionary
Porsche's Tiptronic-branded transmissions have been in use for more than 25 years, but what made them so revolutionary when they were introduced?
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Texas Homeowners Sue SpaceX For Damage From Rocket Launches
SpaceX likely will quietly settle it for non-trivial (though not mind-blowing) sum and then just keep on doing what it's doing: going fast and breaking stuff.
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The Evel Knievel Experience Is Opening In Las Vegas
Now anyone will be able to take a VR ride and experience Knievel's wild jumps for themselves.
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Can You Mod Your Muscle Car To Perform Like A Sports Car When The Roads Get Twisty?
Muscle cars are primarily designed for massive power and straight-line fun, but a few key tweaks will completely transform how they behave around corners.
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Here's What A Wet Kit On A Semi Truck Does
Semi trucks require on a lot of specialized equipment and designs to perform properly. That's a major part of why the wet kit exists on them.
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Porsche Engines That Aren't Flat-Sixes
Porsche's flat-six design might be the most popular from the brand. But it's used a number of other designs in the past, as well as in the present.
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This Might Be The Slowest Sustained Engine RPM Ever
These engines took minutes to start up and their unique two-stroke design allowed them to idle by rocking back and forth, completing 0 revolutions per minute.
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Why Shriners Drive Those Little Cars
Those ridiculously small cars and fez hats are signature ways that Shriners stand out and attract attention at parades, but it's all for a noble cause.
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What Are The Differences Between The Ford And GM 10-Speed Automatic Transmissions?
The two gearboxes share the same architecture, but they have crucial differences in the internal components, servicing, and software they use.
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These 5 Lawnmower Checks Will Ensure Your Little Engine Can Cut It This Summer
It's that time of year again, and your grass needs cutting, but how should you make sure your gas-powered lawnmower is ready and raring to go?
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The Differences Between Trailer Tires And Regular Passenger Car Tires
While they might look similar headed down the freeway, trailer tires and passenger tires are built differently to serve different purposes.
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Here's How To Drive If Your Clutch Pedal Fails
Sometimes, your clutch pedal might face an unavoidable issue. If that happens, you'll need to do some tricky work if you want to avoid towing fees.
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These Tires May Have Long Warranties, But Do They Have Long Lifespans, Too?
These are some of the top-rated tires on the market, and each comes with a long-lasting warranty. However, here's how long they actually last in the real world.
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GM's Rare Quadrasteer System For Pickup Trucks Was Innovative (And A Massive Failure)
The Quadrasteer system from GM drew plenty of praise when it debuted, but only lasted a few years. Here's why it never caught on.
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The Most Common Causes Of Tire Blowouts Are Why You Shouldn't Sleep On Proper Pressure
Tire pressure is extremely important for maintaining safety while driving, and these common causes of tire blowouts highlight exactly why that's so true.
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Why Doesn't Ford Make Ghia-Badged Cars Anymore?
In the past, Ford's Ghia-badged cars were top-of-the-line. But there's a simple reason as to why the brand abandoned this name by the early 2000s.
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The Difference Between H-Beam And I-Beam Connecting Rods
Have you ever wondered why engine builders argue over connecting rod shapes? Here's a closer look at the trade-offs between H-beam and I-beam designs.
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Do You Need To Take Driver's Ed If You're Over 18?
Driver's ed is just for teens, right? Not necessarily, since some states require first-time adult drivers to complete it before they can get behind the wheel.
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These Semi-Trucks Rely On Design As Much As Driving Style To Cut Diesel Consumption
As diesel prices soar, truckers are more conscious than ever about improving fuel consumption. But design plays a critical role as well — here's why.
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These 11 Cars Would Be Awesome Junkyard Finds For Your Next Project
If you're willing to dive into some junkyard cars even if they aren't working well, a few models could end up being top-tier picks for a personal project.
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Here's How To Find A Hidden Tracking Device On Your Car
Do you suspect a hidden tracker is on your car? Here's how to spot signs, where to look, and what specific steps to take if you discover you're being followed.
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Detroit Enthusiasts Are Reviving An Old Service Station To Give DIYers A Place To Wrench
A guy in Detroit bought an abandoned 1920s-era service station to turn it into a rent-by-the-hour shop space for Detroiters to come and get their hands dirty.
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What's The Difference Between Anti-Seize Lubricant And Threadlocking Adhesives?
Different bolts require different treatment, and it's easy to get confused, but getting your adhesive and lubricant mixed up could be a costly mistake.
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