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Mate Rimac Thought About Using Tesla Roadster-Style Thrusters Way Back In 2019
Mate Rimac kept the e-mail receipts that prove he was thinking about thrust-powered downforce years ago, but other projects required his attention.
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1970 Dodge Challenger R/T Hardtop For Sale With 426 HEMI V8, But Is It Worth $230k?
One of just 287, this perfectly restored Triple Black Hemi Challenger is proper muscle car royalty, and its steep asking price is a bargain for the right buyer.
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Honda And Toyota Want A Robotic Future
Plus European EV hunger, Waymo's plans for world domination, and yet further recalls from Ford.
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At $10,000, Would You Race To Buy This 1987 Chevy Sprint Turbo?
Known by many names, but rarely found in such mint condition.
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If Your Ford Maverick Feels Too Weak, The SV300T Package Is Coming To Fix That
Available for pre-order, the dealer-installed SV300T upgrade kit can turn any 2025 or newer AWD-equipped Maverick into a 300-hp '90s-style street truck.
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CarGurus Sued By New York City For Allegedly Lying About Dealership Prices
Plus, Tesla is asking its shareholders to re-elect Elon Musk at its annual meeting (shock!), Jeep may start building vehicles in China for Canada and more.
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At $12,499, Is This Manual-Equipped 2006 BMW 650i A Bangled Bargain?
A hearty V8 under the hood, a six-speed manual, and a drop top that seems to be in good working order. Would you pay $12,499 for this 650i?
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4 Reasons Why Cars Might Smell Like Rotten Eggs
Unless you failed an old Easter egg hunt, smelling rotten eggs in your car is always bad news, and the culprits can range from mildly annoying to catastrophic.
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The 5-Second Belt Change On Air-Cooled 4-Cylinder VWs Is Both Impressive And Terrifying
Changing an ancillary belt is a fairly simple task for those with the right tools and know-how, but this 'quick' method has to be seen to be believed.
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DIY Vs Professional Windshield Crack Repair: What To Know About Your Options
Windshields will always end up taking some damage eventually. Whether you go for DIY or professional repair depends on your budget and the damage itself.
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What's The Difference Between Hydraulic Oil And Motor Oil?
Hydraulic oil and engine oil can both be mineral- or synthetic-based, and they even overlap in what they do under the hood. So how exactly do they differ?
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This Has Got To Be The Most Perfect Way To Get Around Rome
All of our lives would be better if we had Fiat 500 Jollys to drive around.
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Pros And Cons Of EV Vs. Internal Combustion Off-Road SUVs
EVs are expensive, but they bring instant torque and fewer parts to break. Here's where they beat ICE off-roaders on the trail, and where they fall short.
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Why Manual Cars Switched To Hydraulic Clutches Instead Of Cable Clutches
Hydraulic clutches changed how manual cars feel behind the wheel, but their advantages over traditional cable systems come with a few tradeoffs worth knowing.
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How 'Jam Sandwich' Became Slang For Certain British Police Cars
Ever been pulled over by a jam sandwich? Learn the origin of this classic UK slang for police cars and the iconic cars behind the look.
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Compared To Its Competitors, The Toyota 4Runner Is Either Archaic Or Civilized
The 4Runner remains one of the most unique SUVs on the market today, and depending on your needs, it's either absolutely brilliant or stuck decades behind.
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Video Games Can't Fix Your Car, But They Are Getting Better At Teaching You How Cars Are Put Together
"Wrench" is a game that could help visual learners understand how cars are put together and how they work without investing in a pricey project car themselves.
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Can WD-40 Expire? How Long Will A Can Last?
Most people are familiar with WD-40 and its plethora of diverse uses. But how long does the product last? Here's what the company says about WD-40 shelf life.
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447 Miles And 16 Hours: The Cops In New Zealand May Have The Longest Recorded Car Chase
Police chases make excellent scenes in movies, but the longest cop chase ever, which lasted for 16 hours, might have been less entertaining and more terrifying.
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We Spied The Facelifted Santa Fe That Will Be Hyundai's First Range-Extender Hybrid
Hyundai says the Santa FE EREV will have a 600-mile range, and it'll be revealed in the first half of 2027.
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11 Japanese Performance Cars That Will Make You Nostalgic For The '90s
The number of incredible performance cars that left Japan in the '90s is frankly nuts, and seeing any one of these fast icons today makes us stop and reminisce.
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5 Exotics That Use Parts From Cheap Normie Cars (And Even Buses)
It may be hard to believe that some extremely pricey supercars borrow parts from cheaper vehicles. However, that's exactly what these five models did.
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The Last Chryslers Blessed With The 440 Big Block Under The Hood
Mopar produced the big block 440 for a surprisingly long time, and it was found in many iconic cars, but these are the very last Chryslers that used the motor.
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Civilians Can Own Hummers Thanks To Arnold Schwarzenegger
The Hummer began its life as a war vehicle, but it made its way onto civilian streets thanks to Arnold Schwarzenegger. Here's the story behind the first Hummer.
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If You've Ever Wanted To Drive Through A Tree, There's A California Redwood Waiting For You
The first of these giant drive-through trees was carved as early as 1878, and California has at least three Redwoods that still see traffic today.
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Why Cars With Cylinder Deactivation Can Experience More Mechanical Problems
More than four decades after its invention, cylinder deactivation tech remains a polarizing fuel-efficiency measure for all the serious issues it can invite.
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Here's What Consumer Reports Found Out When It Looked Into Uber's AI Rideshare Pricing
What is Uber’s AI pricing algorithm really doing? See what Consumer Reports uncovered about how dynamic rideshare fares are set.
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