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At $29,500, Is This 1999 Chevy Camaro SS A Super Steal?
How much would you pay for a classic Camaro untouched by rain or shoes?
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Which Harley-Davidson Is Used For Police Duty?
Since 1908, Harley-Davidson has supplied motorcycles to law enforcement across the country. Can you guess which Harleys are currently used for police duty?
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Why Your Tire Keeps Losing Air – Even Without A Puncture
Ever find your tire pressures are low, but there's no sign of a puncture? Here are the main reasons why it happens, and what you need to know about them.
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Can You Really Put GM LS Heads On A Ford Small Block?
General Motors' LS engines and Ford's small-block V8s are some of the most famous motors in auto history, but can you combine them? Here's what to know.
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Can You Still Buy Tires With White Letters?
Remember the old-school white lettering on a muscle car's sidewalls? We find out whether you can still find new examples for your classic coupe.
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GM Really Did Transform Car Buying At Saturn Dealers: Here's How
Saturn may have died out in 2010, but the brand's alternative way of doing things left a lasting impression. Was the no-haggling approach ahead of its time?
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What're The Differences Between Mack And Peterbilt Semi Trucks?
Mack and Peterbilt are both well-known names in trucking, and both have sizable chunks of the U.S. market. So how do these brands' big rigs differ?
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How To Tell The Difference Between Cracked Heads And Blown Head Gaskets
Cracked heads and blown head gaskets can lead to very similar issues in cars. Figuring out which problem you're suffering from can be difficult.
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The Difference Between Cast And Forged Cranks – And How To Tell Them Apart
You'll find that most cars out in the wild use either cast crankshafts or forged crankshafts. If you don't know which one your car has, here's how you can tell.
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What Is Spark Plug Blow Out?
Spark plugs are vital for gas-powered cars. However, they can be subject to a strange phenomenon known as blow out. Here's what that means and how to fix it.
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Look At The Goofy Wings On Bugatti's Prototype Veyrons
The cobbled-together prototypes and goofy the rear wings are a far cry from the beautifully machined arms of the final thing.
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5 Signs Your Timing Is Off (And What It Does To Your Engine)
Do you have warning lights, misfires, and/or starting trouble? If so, you car's timing belt could be faulty -- it's time to take action.
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Even Dealers Think New Cars Cost Too Much
We're looking at the unaffordability of modern cars, except those with sharp angles and Italian branding and more.
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At $22,000, Is This 1973 Volvo P1800ES A Shooting Brake That Could Stop You In Your Tracks?
What's your opinion on this classic Volvo and that $22,000 price tag? Does that feel fair? Or is this shooting brake's seller shooting themselves in the foot?
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What Those Ugly Concrete Walls Along The Highway Are Really Designed To Do
Those tall walls along the side of the highway aren't there to prevent cars from crashing into your backyard. Here's what they're really meant to do.
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Why Water May Be Coming Out Of Your Tailpipe
While it may be frightening to see water dripping out of your car's exhaust, it's not typically a cause for concern. Here's what usually causes this phenomenon.
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Why You Should Never Reuse A Cylinder Head Gasket
Reusing a cylinder head gasket can seem like it'd save you plenty of money. But doing this is incredibly risky, and it could leave your car in trouble.
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Will The Camaro Ever Come Back? Here's What We Know
Rumors of a new Camaro are growing, and with good reason, but Chevy has said nothing. Here's what we know for sure about the brand's future plans.
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Mineral Oil Vs DOT Brake Fluid: What's The Difference And Which One Should You Use
Can't decide whether to use mineral oil or DOT brake fluid? Here are the differences between the two, and the impact they can have on your car.
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The Most Satisfying Tire Brand Isn't Goodyear, According To Consumer Reports
Goodyear is an exceptionally popular tire brand, but the Consumer Reports rankings put two other tire brands above it consistently in multiple areas.
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Boeing Knew About The UPS Plane's Problem Long Before The Fatal Crash In November
Unfortunately, we're going to continue seeing aging aircraft in our skies for a long while.
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Can Your Costco Membership Get You Cheaper Gas Abroad?
Costco is famed for its $1.50 hot dog and other inexpensive items, but can your Costco membership get you cheap gas in other countries? Here's what we found.
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White Was Still The Most Popular Car Color In 2025, But Green Is Making A Comeback
It's no secret that the landscape of automotive paint colors is really damn boring, and has been for years.
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Here's What Using The Wrong Spark Plugs Can Do To Your Engine
Spark plugs are essential for gas-powered engines. However, they're not all created equal. Here's what can happen if you use the wrong spark plugs in your car.
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At $5,500, Is This 2006 Subaru Impreza An Impressive Deal?
Bright red and a stick-shift, what's not to like?
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Why Did Automakers Start To Use Piano Black Trim?
Piano black trim is relatively common in the car industry, despite the fact that many owners hate it. Here's why manufactures began using it in the first place.
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This Mineral In Your Catalytic Converter Costs $10,000 Per Ounce, And It's Essential
Catalytic converters are essential automotive exhaust system components, but they're extremely expensive, thanks, in part, to the presence of this metal.
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