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What's The Difference Between Satin And Glossy Paint Protection Film?
Paint protection film is a great way to keep your car protected from the elements. Glossy film is common, but satin film has some of its own appeal.
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The Only Thing Better Than An El Camino/GNX Mashup Is This El Camino/GNX Mashup With A 470-HP Buick Racing V6
Marry the Buick GNX's front end and interior with an El Camino body, and a turbocharged 4.1-liter Buick Motorsports V6, and you get the stunning Grand Camino.
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Cuban Man Converts Polski Fiat To Run On Charcoal To Get Around U.S. Oil Blockade
With a U.S. oil blockade in place, there are very few options for Cubans who require transportation, and this mechanic's solution is to use charcoal.
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Man With 'Custom Bong Device' Built Into His Car's Dashboard Arrested For 98th Time
Arrested for being a creative dude...and for DUI, eluding and possession of narcotics.
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Sony And Honda End Joint Development Of Afeela EVs
We're looking at the death of Afeela, and the FTC's crackdown on dealership employees' false advertising in social media posts and more.
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At $17,900, Will This 1981 Chevy Malibu Wagon Madly Do?
With something unexpected under the hood, does this Chevy justify its price?
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You Can Actually JB Weld A Broken Connecting Rod Back Together In A Pinch
What can't JB Weld do?
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What Are The Biggest Differences Between Jet Drive And Sterndrive Boat Engines?
Jet drive and sterndrive engines differ in more than just how they're propelled. Each has strengths and weaknesses that make it better for specific scenarios.
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John Wayne's Custom Hunting Ride Was Dubbed 'War Wagon' — Go On, Guess What It Was
No ordinary vehicle would do for The Duke. The mods to this ride included raising the roof by six inches to accommodate his height and trademark Stetson.
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New Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series Will Be Even More Extreme Than The GT3 Race Car It's Based On
The yellow-accented car seen here is the production Black Series, and it has a wilder aero package than the racer does.
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More Cars Get IIHS Top Safety Pick Awards Despite Tougher 2026 Rules
Even with tougher testing standards, this year from the IIHS, there are more vehicles available in 2026 that receive the coveted Top Safety Pick+ award.
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Why You Should Still Use Your Blinker Even In Dedicated Turn Lanes
We no longer have to rely on hand signals, thanks to blinkers. But many drivers still don't use them for some reason, or aren't sure when they’re supposed to.
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The 1996 Honda Civic Was The Largest And Most Powerful Car To Come With A CVT, And It Was Quicker Than The Automatic
Continuously variable transmissions (CVTs) aren't popular among enthusiasts, but cars like the 1996 Civic prove that they might be the quicker choice.
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NHTSA Steps Up Investigation Into Tesla FSD In Low Visibility Conditions
NHTSA's Office of Defects Investigation is taking a closer look at Tesla FSD crashes in low-visibility situations, which could eventually lead to a recall.
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New Renault Twingo's Wheel Options Put Other Hubcap Designs To Shame
The Twingo's Evolution trim level comes with "Domino" hubcaps, and they're some of the best hubcaps I've ever seen.
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GM Is Testing Eyes-Free Driving In Michigan And California
We're looking at GM's newest autonomy tests, as well as the return of the EV in the European market and more.
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2027 Mercedes-Maybach S-Class Sticks With The V12 And Looks Even Flashier
The V8 still comes standard, but why would you want that?
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9 Cool Cars Powered By GM's Legendary 3800 V6
The 3800 V6 never got as much attention as its V8 stablemates did, but it provided ample power for some of the coolest cars of the late '90s and early 2000s.
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At $12,500, Is This 1993 Ford Thunderbird Super Coupe A Super Bargain?
Babied on the road (and apparently haunted in the radio), is this a covetable example of the Personal Coupe?
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You're Not Ready For Just How Small The Smallest RV Is
RVs are usually thought to be massive behemoths, but a pair of brothers ended up making one that's small enough to fit on the back of a bike.
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Why Shouldn't You Use Multi-Vehicle ATF In Your Automatic Transmission?
Multi-vehicle automatic transmission fluid might seem like something that's easy to use with any vehicle. But it's better to use more specific fluid.
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Costco Vs. Walmart Car Battery Warranties: What They Promise (And What Owners Say Is Reality)
Costco's and Walmart's batteries are often priced around the same, so warranty coverage can make the difference in where you buy. Here's where details matter.
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Chasing Tornados In An Oldsmobile Toronado May Not Be Safe, But It Is On Brand
Turning a rusty Oldsmobile Toronado into a Tornado-chasing vehicle probably isn't the safest strategy, but the names are just too close not to.
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Why Automakers Turned Real Continental Kit Spare Tires Into An Unsatisfying Hump
The Lincoln Continental's spare tire looked elegant sitting at the back of the car. So classy that echoes of it stayed on the Continental long after their time.
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These Were The First Major Wrenching Projects Our Readers Attempted
You've done everything getting a non-running Jaguar XK120 running to replacing your own transmission to save money on labor to modifying your mom's old Civic.
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European Automakers Spent $6 Billion On Tariffs Last Year
We're looking at the tariff costs borne by European automakers, as well as the desire for Chinese EVs among U.S. car buyers and more.
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At $8,900, Is This 2008 Mercedes-Benz CLS 550 A Beautiful Bargain?
What's your take on this seemingly solid CLS and that $8,900 asking? Does that seem fair given the car's apparent condition?
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