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At $4,600, Is This 2001 Lexus RX300 A Prescription For Good Value?
It looks to be in pretty good condition, but is $4,600 a reasonable price for this 25-year-old Lexus SUV?
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What It Actually Means When Automakers Give Cars A Facelift
When a Hollywood star gets a facelift, the changes are purely cosmetic. When an automaker gives a car a facelift, they may go deeper — or they may not.
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What Not To Say At The Dealership When Negotiating A Car's Price
Car salesmen usually know exactly how to make you pay more for a car or tie you to an unnecessarily long loan, and it starts by you saying the wrong thing.
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Here's How Much A 2021 Mercedes-Maybach S580 Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The 2021 Maybach S580 debuted the latest generation of Mercedes' ultimate luxury sedans, and depreciation has made it an interesting used proposition in 2026.
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IIHS Claims Waymos Are Safer Than Human Drivers If You Squint Real Hard While Reading The Data
It's easy to get data about vehicle crashes involving human drivers, but the same data on autonomous vehicle operation is much harder to sort through.
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The Atlas Engine Family: GM's Lost Inline-5 Experiment
An ambitious attempt to modernize trucks, GM's Atlas inline-5 was a weird, complex engine that powered the Colorado and Hummer H3. But it had some problems.
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Changing Up Your Car's Interior? Here's How Much It Can Cost To Reupholster The Seats
Fixing up your car's interior can make a huge difference, but it can also cost a fortune. Here's what to know about the true costs of professional reupholstery.
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5 British Car Brands You've Probably Never Seen On American Highways
You have to hand it to the British: they make truly gorgeous, unique cars. But we seldom see the best of them here in the States, and that's a crying shame.
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Chrysler Debuted 'Auto-Pilot' Technology Way Back In 1958
Tesla's Autopilot is one of the brand's best known features, but Chrysler also had an Auto-Pilot option decades earlier. Here's what it could do.
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Who Can Access Footage From Police Body Cameras?
In which states are cops required to wear body cams, who can legally view the footage, and how? It should be accessible, but that's not really how it works.
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7 Rarely Mentioned JDM Engines With Surprising Power
The Toyota 2JZ-GTE, Nissan RB26DETT, and Honda K24 get all the attention, and deservedly so, but these overlooked JDM engines deserve a closer second look.
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The Story Behind This Viral Toyota Hiring Test With Ropes And A 6-Second Time Limit
A viral video shows a Toyota worker tackling a rope challenge in seconds, but the unusual test is part of a broader approach to training and production.
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Do Backup Cameras Make Driving Safer?
Backup cameras have been required on new vehicles for the better part of the decade, but are they making a difference? Let's look at the stats.
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The Upsides And Downsides Of Over-The-Air Software Updates For Modern Cars
Over-the-air updates are increasingly common as cars get more high-tech, but what are the advantages and disadvantages of updating your car remotely?
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Are Sunshades Effective At Lowering Temps In Your Parked Car?
Explore the heat-reduction data for windshield sunshades. See how many degrees standard shades save and discover what works even better.
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Ford's Thriftpower Inline-Six Powered The Falcon, Mustang, And Bronco For 24 Years
The Thriftpower powered everything from Mustangs to Falcons to Mercury family cars, and there's a good reason why Ford used it for nearly a quarter century.
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Here's How The Temperature Affects The PSI In Your Tires
Driving on underinflated tires wastes fuel and wears down tread faster. Learn how seasonal temps affect your PSI and can impact both safety and fuel economy.
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9 Ways Industry Experts Are Teaching Your Local Dealer How To Get More Money Out Of You
To your local car dealer, you're not just a customer; you're a profit center. And dealers are being taught how to make more from you, now and into the future.
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Do Independent Shops Have The Same Vehicle Data Access As Dealerships? It's Complicated
For vehicle repairs, independent repair shops are often less expensive than dealerships, but they may not have the necessary access to fix your car.
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This Is What It Looks Like Inside An Engine At 14,000 RPM
Have you ever wondered what it looks like inside a screaming sportbike engine on the pipe?
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What's The Difference Between An AGM And A Flooded Lead-Acid Car Battery?
If you're shopping for a new car battery, you'll probably see AGM and lead-acid options in the parts store. But what's the difference between the two?
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Can Car Batteries Be Refurbished Or Rebuilt?
If your car's battery dies, there are signs to look for that will tell you if it can be renewed. And there's a way for you to do the work simply, at home.
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How Much Will The Slate Truck SUV Conversion Kit Cost (And Do You Have To Install It Yourself)?
Slate will allow you to turn your Blank Slate into the pricier Squareback or Fastback SUV down the line by shipping the conversion kit straight to your door.
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Major Satisfaction Survey Finds Automakers Could Learn Something From Vacuum Cleaners
Owners seem to be happier with their vacuum cleaners than with their cars, and the latest ACSI study shows they're better than cars in several key areas.
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Sorry, Liam Neeson, But The Real 'Mongoose' Star Is The Shelby Super Snake
Liam Neeson’s 'The Mongoose' hits the theaters in October, but the real scene-stealer is the powerful 2026 Shelby Super Snake his character is seen driving.
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Here In My In-Laws' Garage, Just Test-Drove This, Uh, New Lamborghini Here. It's Fun To Drive It Up Here In The Northeast Pennsylvania Hills. But You Know What I Like A Lot More Than Materialistic Things? KNOWLEDGE
In fact, I'm a lot more proud of these seven new bookshelves that I had to get installed to hold 2,000 new BOOKS that I bought.
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Bugatti's Final W16 Mistral Has Paint Called 'Sparkle' And A Falcon Head Sculpture In The Shifter
Now that the 99th Mistral has rolled off the line, Bugatti is almost done with its W16 engine for good as it looks forward to production of the Tourbillon.
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