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No One Knows How To Plan For The World After 2028
The future may be bright, but that could be fire or just toxic smog haze.
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The Most Dangerous Days To Drive In America Have Been Remarkably Consistent
It's important to try and avoid getting into accidents when you're driving, but some particular days are consistently dangerous when you're in a vehicle.
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If You're Going To Smash License Plate Scanners, Maybe Cover Your Own Plate First
The cops may call this "malicious destruction of police property," a "felony," but I call it something else: a touch of idiocy.
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At $7,500, Could You Horse Around In This 1999 Ford Mustang GT?
Do V8 power and a convertible roof make this a must-have for the coming summer?
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Hydraulic Vs Rubber Engine Mounts: How Are They Different And Why It Matters
Engine mounts are vital automotive components, but they're not all the same. Here's the difference between standard rubber mounts and hydraulic versions.
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Florida Man Sues Porsche Claiming His 'New' $281,940 911 GT3 Was Previously Used As A Technician Trainer
The GT3 had just 34 miles on it, and the dealer allegedly said it had just been used as a display vehicle.
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Europe's Had Gasoline Particulate Filters For 10 Years, Now It's America's Turn
Gasoline particulate filters (GPFs) have been on the roads of Europe for some time amid concerns about air quality, but now they're crossing the pond.
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How Does The BMW N54 Compare To The N55?
The BMW 3.0 N55 engine only came a few years later than the 3.0 N54, and both had much the same power output, so what are the differences between the two?
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Five Iconic Poster Cars That Just Aren't That Good
If you had car posters on your wall as a kid, you might be disappointed after getting behind the wheel of some of the most lusted-after vehicles of all time.
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Truck Driver Pulled Over After Driving Over 62 Miles With A Tire Missing
Both the driver and the shipping company were charged — the former for operating his truck unsafely, the latter for allowing it to happen.
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1000-HP Mercedes-Benz Limo Has Turbos Bigger Than Your Face, Perfect For Proms
Racing up ski slopes, this twin-turbo-V8-swapped Mercedes limo has strayed about as far from its original purpose is possible, and that's why we love it.
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Before Automakers Started Selling Luxury Trucks And SUVs, Custom Conversion Vans, Pickups, And SUVs Were King
If you're looking for a dose of nostalgia or you're simply trying to figure out the appeal of these machines, we've got the YouTube video for you.
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Plymouth's Hy-Drive Transmission Was Half-Manual, Half-Automatic, And Totally Confusing
Plymouth used a Hy-Drive transmission that was fairly simple to use in practice, but its strange design and high cost caused it to quickly be discontinued.
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Why It Matters That Engine Hours And Idle Hours Are Different
You might be relying heavily on your engine hours and overall mileage to determine when to perform maintenance, but you should pay attention to idle hours, too.
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Nobody Wanted These Cars In The 1980s, Now Collectors Do
Some cars you may remember from the 1970s and 1980s were sales flops and even laughed at. Today, they're sought-after collectibles that can fetch serious money.
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This Omni-Directional Monoball Scooter Is Like Riding A Trackball Mouse From 2003
If you've ever wondered what it's like to turn medicine balls into a motorcycle, then downsize to just one wheel, we've got the YouTube channel for you.
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Heck Yeah Brother: Home-Built Harley-Powered Go Kart Is Pure Rolling Thunder
A tiny go kart powered by a 1200cc Harley Davidson V-twin engine, and riding on knobby tires just might be the perfect recipe for speed, noise, and fun.
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Europe's Auto Suppliers Are In Real Trouble
We're looking at the state of the European auto supplier industry, as well as an odd counterpoint to rising gas prices due to war with Iran.
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At $6,500, Are You Brave Enough To Take On This 2005 Audi S4 Avant?
Is there anything as alluring - and terrifying - as a fast, cheap Audi wagon?
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5 Anti-Theft Devices For Your Car That Aren't Annoying To Use
Most modern cars aren't vulnerable to hotwiring, but that doesn't mean they're completely safe from theft. Protect your vehicle with these five devices.
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Why Early Harley-Davidsons Had Bicycle Pedals
The oldest Harley-Davidson motorcycles weren't too different from bicycles. The first models from the brand had pedals that riders would need to use.
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Here's How The Depreciation Curve Works For Cars
With a few exceptions, car depreciation is unavoidable. Fortunately, value doesn't just drop like a rock. Here's how the depreciation curve actually works.
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Here's How Airports Get Named After Presidents
Many airports have names that commemorate that of a former president. But there's quite a bit that goes into getting that name in the first place.
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What Those Gaps Along Highway Bridges Are Really Designed To Do
If you see a gap in a concrete highway bridge, don't fret. It's probably not a sign of a defect; more likely, it's there to help the bridge survive.
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What Million-Mile Club Engines Have In Common (Aside From, Y'know, The Mileage)
Want to make an engine last a million miles? Drivers control only a few of the factors that make these engines more durable than their flimsier counterparts.
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Your Insurance Company Will Cancel Your Policy If You Even Think About This 1970s Recreational All-Terrain Tank
Building wild, one-off vehicles is what the guys and Grind Hard are known for. This pumped-up Playcat mini-tank is their latest backyard creation.
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