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The Main Differences Between Motorcycle And Car Engines
They're both internal combustion engines designed to move a vehicle, but what are the differences between the engines in cars and motorcycles?
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Weight Is The Enemy In Rob Dahm's Single-Rotor Turbocharged Miata
Can a single rotor Miata exist without shaking itself apart? Can a single rotor Miata be even more fun to drive than its piston-driven siblings?
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How The Rokon Two-Wheel Drive Motorcycle Works
Rokon markets its two-wheel-drive, all-terrain bikes as the ultimate off-road motorcycles, but how does the rugged all-wheel-drive tech actually work?
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Why Choosing Aluminum Or Cast-Iron Duramax Heads Isn't As Simple As Lightweight Vs. Rugged
GM's famously durable 6.6-liter Duramax diesel V-8 comes from the factory with aluminum cylinder heads, but for some owners, cast-iron is the better option.
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Almost 90% Of GM's Next-Gen Super Cruise Code Is AI-Generated
Barra says next-gen Super Cruise will be deployed "on both ICE vehicles and EVs and scale across multiple brands and price points."
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Busted Bronx Auto Part Theft Ring Operated 'Like A Race Car Pit Crew In The Dead Of Night'
Police say the ring sold $1.2 million of parts, while the cost of stolen property and vehicle damage was closer to $2 million.
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Go Silently Into That Good Night With The 2027 Cadillac Lyriq Hearse
And they will be riding in style on 20-inch aluminum alloys that are exclusive to the hearse.
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Trump Makes Good On Promise To Hike Tariffs On European Cars To 25%
Tariffs are up, gas prices are up, and we won't ask about the state of your blood pressure.
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8 Celebrities Who Love Motorcycles With A Passion
You've probably seen plenty of celebrities with a passion for cars, but what about motorcycles? As it turns out, a few recognizable names love them.
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At $12,000, Is This 1985 Chrysler LeBaron Convertible A Very Special K?
What do you think? Is this excellent example of a K Car worth that $12,000 asking as it sits? Or does that price have you thinking this is no "Le-Bargain?"
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Diesel Dragsters Might Be Quicker Than You Realize
Diesel doesn't necessarily have the best - or sportiest - reputation, but in the world of drag racing, diesel-powered racers are getting ever more competitive.
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These Are The Largest Tires Ever Produced
From monster trucks to monster airplanes, big tires are surprisingly common, but which company can lay claim to manufacturing the world's biggest tires?
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Lingenfelter Once Transformed A Suburban Into A 9.9-Liter V8 Super SUV At GMC's Behest
Even though it weighed over 6,000 pounds, the Lingenfelter version of the Suburban 2500 was likely to embarrass a Porsche 911 Carrera from the same era.
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When Will Insurance Not Cover A Broken Windshield?
A crack in your windshield could be covered by your insurance, but you'll need to make sure you've got the right policy and a low-enough deductible.
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How Advertising Made You Think Chrysler's Rich Corinthian Leather Was Special
The marketing campaign behind the Corinthian leather inside Chrysler vehicles was a massive hit, that affected pop culture for years to come.
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Which Car Was The First To Have A 6-Speed Transmission?
The six-speed manual got its start in racing before being brought to public streets, and the first car that had it is probably not as old as you think.
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The Smallest Production Cars Ever Built Make Modern Compacts Look Huge
Today, SUVs, crossovers, and large sedans have taken over the car market. However, history is full of extremely tiny cars, including these miniscule models.
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Does A Muscle Car Necessarily Have To Be American?
Whether muscle cars have to be American is up for debate, and few seem to have a satisfactory answer, but now you can have your say in our poll.
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The Major Difference Between Semi Truck And Car Tires
Are huge semi trucks simply running oversized versions of normal passenger-car tires, or do the differences between the two run deeper than that?
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United Jet Hits Truck On Turnpike After Newark Landing Gets Very Weird Indeed
"A Boeing 767 tried to land on top of my truck" is probably going to be a new one for the insurance company.
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Understanding The Differences Between Generic And Manufacturer OBD-II Codes
Car onboard diagnostic systems are very useful, but different brands have diverse error codes. Here's the difference between generic and manufacturer codes.
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Elon Musk's $158 Billion 2025 Tesla Compensation Is As Real As The Roadster
Plus Trump says he's raising tariffs on European-built cars to 25%, Volkswagen believes EV profits will lag behind their ICE counterparts until 2030 and more.
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At $14,900, Would You Call It A Wrap On This 2009 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT-8?
The color isn't subtle, but then neither is the Hemi.
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Honda's 'The Cog' Commercial Is Legendary, Here's Why It Was Accused Of Plagiarism
"The Cog" ad is so brilliant, it won a Golden Lion at Cannes in 2003 and received a sequel in 2016. But it also almost landed Honda in serious legal trouble.
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Here's How Technology Has Assisted Drivers With Disabilities Through The Ages
For people with disabilities, driving can be difficult or impossible. Fortunately, these are some of the features helping cars become more accessible than ever.
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Do All Official U.S. Road Signs Use The Same Font And Design?
America's highway signs are not uniform. A decades-long battle between two fonts has led to differences in signs across states and even along the same routes.
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RFID, Pay-By-Plate, And Mail Tolls Are Easier Than Cash, But Can Create Big Headaches
Automated tolling systems such as RFID and mail tolls seem like a convenience, but they can come with hidden risks and costs drivers should be aware of.
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