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What Causes An Engine To Seize And Can It Be Fixed?
A seized engine is one of the worst things that can happen to your car. Here's what causes an engine to seize and whether the issue is something you can fix.
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When Should You Choose Regular Vs. Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel
Not all diesel is created equal. Like gasoline, it comes in various grades, and choosing the right one is important. But which should you pick?
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These Steering Wheel Alternatives Go Beyond A Yoke Or Squircle
While round steering wheels are the norm, they're not the only options out there. Here are some uncommon steering wheel designs that are actually pretty cool.
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How C8 Corvette Stingray Insurance Costs Compare To Similarly Priced Sports Cars
The cost of auto insurance can be huge these days, especially for a powerful sports car. Here's how the 2025 Corvette Stingray compares to its rivals.
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Is It A Bad Idea To Change Your Oil Filter Without Changing Your Oil?
When you need to change your oil filter, it's tempting to skip the messy oil change and just swap the filter, but is that the right thing to do?
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How Tesla's Perfect-Score Car Forced Consumer Reports To Change Its Ratings System
When a 2015 Tesla got an impossibly good score, Consumer Reports realized there was something missing from its ratings. After all, nothing's perfect.
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The Simple Upgrades That Make Your Cheap Car Feel Expensive
If you have a cheap, old car, there are some simple ways you could make it feel like a high-end luxury model if you're willing to make some upgrades.
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Which Requires More Maintenance And Repair, Turbocharging Or Supercharging?
Superchargers and turbochargers are both great ways to increase a vehicle's horsepower, but which one requires more maintenance? Here's what to know.
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Do You Need To Use Turn Signals In Roundabouts?
Turn signals are required by law throughout the U.S., but do they apply to roundabouts, too? Their rarity has made the question difficult to answer.
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This Is What Goes Into Building An Armored Vehicle (And What It Costs)
If you're expecting a troop of baddies with high-powered guns and explosives, you need an armored car. But there's lots to buy, and it won't come cheap.
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How The 80s Handled Overdrive (And Why We're Kinda Glad It's Not A Thing Any More)
The last nail in the coffin was technological advancement.
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Can A Used Saab Be Reliable? Yes, But It Will Take Some Work
Saab has been out of commission for over a decade now, but it's not a bad idea to go for one of its used models. Just know that you'll need to put in some work.
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When Does Following A Car Become Tailgating?
Nobody wants to have a tailgater right behind them, and laws often forbid the practice. But how do you know when you've crossed over into tailgating?
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5 Oddball Cars With V4 Engines
While you'll commonly see inline-fours, V6s, or V8s today, a few oddball cars in the past have boasted V4 engines that allowed for unique designs.
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The 1957 Aurora Safety Car Looks Ready To Scoop Up Krill Into Its Gaping Maw
Alfred A. Juliano's Safety Car was an intriguing thing to look at and was ahead of its time in some ways, but it wasn't exactly a success story.
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This Honda CR-V Shower Attachment Might Be The Weirdest Vehicle Option Ever
The foldable table built into the back of the first-generation Honda CR-V is a pretty well-known feature, but there was also an available water feature.
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5 Vintage Cars Other Than '32 Fords That Would Make Fantastic Hot Rods
It feels that every other hot rod is a 1930s Ford, so it’s worth thinking outside the box. Here are five cool alternatives to inspire your next build.
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U.S.-Israeli War With Iran Is Making Life Hard For Automakers Around The Globe
Well, at least it's Friday.
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At $48,500, Would You Go All-In On This 2001 BMW M Roadster?
Is this best-of-the-breed M Roadster worth the $48,500 asking price as presented in the ad, or does that price tag have you saying "Mmmmmm, no."
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Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupe EV's Interior Revealed With Some Of The Best Knobs I've Ever Seen
The second-gen AMG GT 4-Door is going electric, and it'll have a more spacious interior with a driver-focused layout and some very cool details.
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F1 Cars Have New Lights This Season, And They Can Tell You A Lot
With five total lights now on every F1 car, two at the front and three at the back, they can signal all sorts of important information to the drivers.
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6 Cars That Missed Out On The Hemi They Deserved
The ubiquitous Hemi V8 defined an era for brands like Chrysler and Dodge, but there were still some cars that missed out on the iconic V8 powerplant.
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The World's First 9-Speed Automatic Transmission Was Plagued With Problems
Nine-speed gearboxes may be commonplace now, but the world's first example didn't have such an easy birth when it was launched. And it wasn't that long ago.
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12 Popular Cars That Weren't Meant To Be Full Models, At First
The auto industry is unpredictable. Some of the most iconic cars began as simple trim packages before growing into full models that exceeded all expectations.
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The Dirthead Shed Makes Off Roading Look So Easy
Dave had this to say about the initial build for the MazGrande: "For being a $1500 truck with probably another two grand in axles, the thing, like, dominated."
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The Most Important Step In A Garage Renovation Is Lighting
Getting a dedicated garage space to work on your cars and motorcycles is great, but wrenching on your own stuff is difficult without proper lighting.
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Why Texas Leads The US In Interstate Fatalities (And It's Not Just Bad Drivers)
Texans aren't exactly known for being responsible drivers, but that doesn't fully explain why their roads are so dangerous. Here's the story behind the numbers.
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