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At $11,000, Is This 1986 Volvo 240 DL Wagon A Bargain Basement Brick?
Stately, in an understated Swedish way, but is this well-maintained 240 wagon still too expensive?
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The Panic-Inducing Song NASA Regretted Allowing As A Wake Up Call In The '70s
NASA began playing wake-up music for Gemini 6 in 1965, but it wasn't a regular routine until Apollo 10, leading to the '70s use of this panic-inducing number.
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Changing Engine Oil: How Often Is Too Often?
Traditionally, drivers have been told to change their oil every 3,000 miles, but is that too often for modern cars? Here's how to know when it's really time.
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Jaguar Type 01 Interior Looks Smooth, Minimal, Natural
Your eyes aren't fooling you — that's a small center screen!
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How Does Jeep's Wrangler Compare To The Gladiator?
Weighing shared 4x4 DNA against a 5-foot steel bed? Compare baseline similarities and spec differences between the 2026 Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator.
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China's Gnarly Sales Slide Just Hit The 10-Month Mark
Plus GM is setting up a $4.5 billion safety net to avoid parts shortages, Porsche is partnering with Xpeng to help the VW meet its emissions targets and more.
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At $33,500, Is This Supercharged 1995 BMW M3 A Super Bargain?
Does some forced induction make this M icon even more appealing?
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How A 1915 Patent For A 'Rocking' Coupling Made The Modern Semi Truck Possible
Semi trucks are vital for the economy, but in the early 1900s, engineers struggled to make them work. Here's how a 1915 patent revolutionized the industry.
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If You Dismissed AARP's Auto Perks As Only For 'Old People' Then You're Missing Out
AARP isn't just a club for your grandparents anymore. Anyone 18 or older can join and snag cheap rental cars, insurance discounts, and roadside coverage.
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This Odd-Looking, Super Rare Experimental Citroën Is Powered By A Wankel Rotary Engine, And It's Up For Auction
This 1970 Citroën M35 actually enjoyed the open road for many years after it was delivered to its first owner. How it reached them, though, is another story.
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Polestar Started As A Volvo Touring Car Team Called Flash Engineering
Explore the history behind the Swedish performance brand and see how track-tested motorsport roots shaped today's modern electric cars.
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Here's How Much A 2021 Audi RS Q8 Is Worth Today
Not only is the Audi RS Q8 famously the Lamborghini Urus' cheaper twin, but depreciation has made five-year-old examples into serious bargains.
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Snap-On Toolbox From 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' Is Up For Auction, 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California Spyder Not Included
Own a useful piece of film history!
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My Birthday's In Two Weeks, So You Should Win Me This Verde Acquamarina 1955 Lancia Aurelia Spider In Monterey
Its 118-hp, 2.5-liter V6 engine is one of the greatest-sounding motors of its day, and gave the Aurelia Spider a top speed of over 115 mph in 1955.
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BMW, Mercedes And Audi Can't Stop Their Doom Spirals In China
Plus, GM takes a step away from the EV space by selling its stake in a battery venture, Unifor and GM are set to begin contract talks and more.
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Curated By Cadillac Program Brings A Taste Of The Celestiq Customization Experience To The Escalade IQ
For a mere $54,995, Escalade IQ buyers will get to choose from 160 paint colors and 44 leather options, with a dedicated design concierge called in to help.
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11 Cars Sold In Canada But Not In The US
Believe it or not, Canadian auto enthusiasts have seen some truly unique cars. These models were only available to our northern neighbors, and not in the U.S.
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At $10,000, Could This 1988 Merkur XR4Ti Make You Wish Mercury Had Risen?
It's an '80s time capsule, but is it too expensive?
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How Mazda Was Allowed To Race At Le Mans With A Banned Rotary Engine In 1991
Against all odds, Mazda won the 1991 24 Hours of Le Mans with its rotary-powered 787B. But a quiet regulatory concession helped make the unlikely happen.
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How Can You Become A DoorDash Driver And What Can You Expect To Earn?
DoorDashing is more popular than ever, but while becoming a driver is simple, how much you get out of it will vary massively depending on where you gig.
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Singapore Just Got Even More Hostile To Car Owners, Unless (You Guessed It) They're Rich
Owning a car is getting more expensive, but if you think you have it bad, consider that you need to be genuinely well-off to afford a Honda Civic in Singapore.
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9 Things To Know Before Hiring A Mobile Mechanic
Mobile car repair sounds convenient, and it is, but remember that the van is not a Mary Poppins handbag. Here's what to know before hiring a mobile mechanic.
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Eccentrica's Lamborghini Diablo Restomod Is Now Available As A Roadster, Still Firmly In The Uncanny Valley
Only 19 of these reimagined Diablos will be made, and because it's a convertible it's automatically better than the Eccentrica V12 Coupe we've already seen.
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Here's How Much A 2020 Audi RS3 Has Depreciated In Six Years
The final model year of Audi's previous-generation RS3 is now in its goldilocks zone. Here's what this means for the 400-hp AWD sedan's used value.
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The Vegas To Reno Legends Rally Is A Baptism By Dust For Novice Desert Racers
Desert racing isn't like other sports, or even other forms of racing. It's one part cutthroat competition and one part communal adventure.
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Some Cities Fuel Garbage Trucks With Renewable Natural Gas Made From Their Own Trash
Some garbage trucks are getting a fuel made from waste, but the story behind their renewable natural gas gets a lot messier than you might expect.
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Chinese EVs Are Winning The War On Iran
Plus Japanese automakers' commitment to the U.S. market, dealer financial spellcasting, and UK green vehicle initiatives.
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