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11 Cars With Remarkably Short Production Runs
Some cars have become so iconic that it's easy to forget they only existed for a short time, like these vehicles with ridiculously short production runs.
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A 3-Button Garage Door Opener Can Be Used For More Than You Think
Those extra buttons on your remote garage door opener are not just decoration. They can make your life a little easier, if you know what you're doing.
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Why Car Batteries Fail When It's Freezing (And How To Prevent It From Happening)
Car batteries are extremely robust, but they do have a few weaknesses, including extreme weather. Here's why cold temperatures are particularly harmful.
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Ford 351W Vs. Chevy 350: How Do The Small Blocks Compare?
The Ford 351W and the Chevrolet 350 V8 engines are iconic in the auto world. While they are similar, they also feature some differences. Here's what to know.
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What Actually Happens To Tire Tread When It Wears Away, And Is It Harmful?
We know gas cars are bad for the environment. EVs are cleaner, but all cars have tires — and tire pollution is a source of toxic microplastics and chemicals.
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Here's How To Store Your Digital Car Keys On Your Android Phone
Many modern cars allow you to store digital car keys on your Android phone. But the process can be a bit involved if you aren't already familiar with it.
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10 Famous Celebrities And Their Forgotten First Cars
Forget the flashy world of celebrity car collectors, and let's look back at 11 diamonds in the rough: the first cars owned by these now-famous celebrities.
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BMW's Quad-Turbo Diesel Was Too Complicated (And Expensive) To Survive
BMW began production of a quad-turbo diesel engine in 2016. Unfortunately, it ended production due to complicated engineering and its massive cost.
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Should You Replace Brake Calipers When You Replace Rotors?
It's critical that you replace your disc brake pads and rotors regularly. But what about the calipers? Here's how to know if you should replace them or not.
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This Minivan Doesn't Know Whether It's Coming Or Going, Which Is Why It's Awesome
When is a minivan not a minivan? When it accidentally becomes a sedan by welding two front halves together, back-to-back.
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Metal Valve Covers Can Last Longer, But Modern Cars Use Plastic: Here's Why
It might seem like a bad move, but there are two major reasons why automakers are fitting their cars with plastic valve covers instead of metal ones.
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The Difference Between Cross-Plane And Flat-Plane Cranks
Cross-plane and flat-plane ranks have some major differences beyond their names. These impact not just their design, but their performance as well.
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Here's What The Color Of Your Engine Oil Can Tell You
The color of your car's engine oil can tell you a lot about its overall health, including alerting you to potentially dangerous problems.
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At $9,000, Could This Swank 2006 Jaguar X-Type Estate Make You Feel Like Royalty?
What do you think about this small, fairly rare estate and that price tag? Does that feel like a deal to drive like a queen?
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Do Tire Shops Reuse Or Recycle Old Tires?
Disposing of old tires properly can be tricky. Fortunately, you may be able to drop them off at your local tire shop for recycling. Here's what to know.
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Why Diesel Engines Have Higher Compression Ratios Than Gas Engines
Diesel engines are different from gas engines in numerous ways, including their use of high compression ratios. Here's why that is and what it means.
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Every Toyota Prius Generation, Ranked By Reliability
The Prius launched in 1997 as the first mass-market hybrid, setting a new benchmark for efficiency. But which Prius generation offers the strongest reliability?
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Who Really Invented The Yellow Traffic Light?
Early traffic lights had only red and green, which unsurprisingly made intersections rather chaotic. Who invented the yellow light, and when was it introduced?
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What Makes BMW's S58 Straight-6 Powertrain So Popular?
BMW is known for its excellent straight-six engines, including the relatively new S58. Here's what makes the S58, in particular, so popular and powerful.
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Here's What That Little Sphere On The Top Of Your Dashboard Is For
If you've ever noticed a strange sphere on your car's dash and wondered what it's for, you're not alone. Here's what that odd little object actually does.
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The Rare British Roadster That Helped Inspire The Mazda Miata
The Mazda Miata is a legendary roadster with broad appeal, but inspiration for the design philosophy came from one specific car, more than any other.
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4 Telltale Signs Your Suspension Might Be Failing
Recognizing the telltale signs of suspension trouble can help you avoid greater damage. These are the top four signs of suspension problems you should know.
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Piston Ring Endgaps Matter More Than You Think: Here's Why
You might overlook the end gaps of piston rings in your car. They shouldn't be taken so lightly, though, as they actually play a vital role in your engine.
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5 Car Window Designs That Dared To Be Different
While cars today can all look very similar, some older car window designs made some daring choices. Here are five of the most unique windows out there.
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Why Are Car Makers Removing The Transmission Dipstick?
The transmission dipstick can be exceptionally valuable when it comes to maintaining your car. Recently, though, newer models have been released without it.
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5 Warning Signs That It's Time To Get Your Tires Balanced
Everyone knows tires need balancing, but how do you know when it's time? Here are the key warning signs to watch for before the problem gets much worse.
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How Reliable Is The 2025 Honda Passport? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
The Honda Passport looks great on paper, but how does its reliability compare to other midsize SUVs? We analyzed data gathered by Consumer Reports to find out.
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