I'm Looking To Replace My Old Mustang Droptop! What Car Should I Buy?
Zack is looking to replace his automatic, four cylinder, '93 Mustang convertible with something a bit more modern and a bit more comfortable for $13,000.
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Oil Back Over $100 A Barrel, And I'm Starting To Think This Brent Crude Guy Might Be A Greedy Jerk
I thought we'd all agreed to keep oil cheap while this war drags on, but apparently not.
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Mercedes-Benz Could Have Until 2030 To Comply With Chinese Ownership Regulations Approved By Senate Panel
A ban on Mercedes would be a disaster, considering it sold over 343,000 vehicles in the U.S. in 2025 and employs thousands of folks across the country.
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The Convenience Features Our Readers Say Are So Useful, They May As Well Be Necessities
The fact that something isn't necessary doesn't make it wrong to appreciate or even enjoy that thing. Pretending otherwise is just dumb.
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The Vital Role Combustion Chamber Quench Plays In Engine Performance
In a combustion chamber, quench has nothing to do with the engine's appetite for fuel, but it's still important for making sure the engine runs efficiently.
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Elon Musk Changes Tune On 'Cautious' Robotaxi Rollout While Tesla's Net Income Falls Because Of AI Spending
Porsche is cutting 5,000 more jobs in Germany, Ford and Geely team up on a Spanish plant and Land Rover needs to drill a lot of holes in a lot of Discoveries.
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Freedom Fuel Stations Pull $3.47 A Gallon Gas Offer Right As National Average Passes $4.00
The Freedom Fuels guys couldn't keep offering $3.47 a gallon gas, but there's still an opportunity to help. I mean, this wasn't all a marketing stunt...right?
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If You Could Magically Add A Button To Your Car, What Would You Want It To Do?
That's right, we're getting imaginative up in here today. Flex your thinking muscles!
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At $23,777, Would You Court This 1972 Ford Pinto Squire?
The Pinto's two-door wagon version had the benefit of being far less likely to explode in a collision, which most drivers appreciate.
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2027 Toyota Sequoia Trying Out A 'More Assertive Exterior' Instead Of Going To Therapy
Heck, the Sequoia could be really busy between work and the kids, and with gas so expensive these days, it probably deserves to treat itself a little.
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Why The Ford Mustang Boss 351 Was Only Produced For A Single Model Year
The Ford Mustang Boss 351 was a high-performance variant of the famous pony car that was only sold in 1971. Why did it last just a single year?
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4 Econoboxes That Keep Getting Modified Into Limos
These four tiny commuters have no business hauling more than two rows of seats, and yet they're inexplicably frequent victims of wild limo conversions.
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Why Semi Trucks Need Different Types Of Tires For Each Position
Semi trucks regularly sport three completely unique sets of tires mounted on different axles and each serving a specific role. Here's why that's so important.
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Big Owner Satisfaction Survey Suggests Big Problems For These Luxury Brands
Luxury cars have often been associated with satisfied owners, but a new survey shows that the gap between premium and mass-market brands may be disappearing.
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Why Severe Highway Crashes Can Lead To Devastating Secondary Accidents
A car crash is terrifying, regardless of how it happens. However, secondary crashes can be even more dangerous, thanks to a combination of factors.
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I've Got A Porsche 911 Turbo S T-Hybrid For The Next Week, What Do You Want To Know?
I'll be using it as my daily for the next seven days, and will be taking it on some of Southern California's best driving roads this weekend.
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Nissan Leaf Nismo Revealed To The Delight Of Everyone Waiting To Buy An Affordable EV Until They Got Fun To Drive
A few years ago, the idea of a Nissan Leaf wearing a Nismo badge would have been hard to imagine.
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California Ranks Top Amongst EV-Friendly States But A Surge Of Oklahoma Drivers Are Adopting EVs
Oklahoma isn't particularly good at providing residents with charging infrastructure, nor are the EV incentives great, but people are buying them there anyway.
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Smart's #2 Is Looking Solid
Ahead of its debut at the Paris Auto Show in September, Smart is giving us our best look yet at its new city car.
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Data Shows Tesla Cybertruck Is A Bigger Flop Than The Goddamn Edsel
At the end of the day, much can be forgiven about a car if it looks good. The thing is, that's one thing the Edsel and Cybertruck don't have going for them.
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What Does 'No Tolerance' Mean On Oklahoma Speed Limit Signs?
The vast majority of Americans admit to speeding, but that will cut no ice in the Sooner State. When Oklahoma says "no tolerance," that's what it means.
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Trump Administration Wants New Noise Threshold For Supersonic Planes By Mid-2027, What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
The sonic booms that heavily restrained supersonic air travel could be a thing of the past.
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The 'Road Rover' Is Real: New Range Rover GT Is A Badly Named Electric Crossover-Coupe-Sedan-Thing
We don't have any technical details, but the GT will be Range Rover's most road-focused model yet.
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Georgia Cops Keep Getting Arrested And Fired For Illegally Using Flock Cameras To Stalk People, But Surely Those 17 Bad Apples Aren't Representative Of The Entire Bunch
Nearly 20 officers have been fired and charged with crimes related to their illegal use of the surveillance technology, and the number continues to rise.
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Word On The Street Says McLaren Is Working On A Manual Hypercar Called The P50
We don't yet know if McLaren's manual will be "real" or "fake" like Ferrari's recently revealed 12Cilindri or Koenigsegg's CC850, but we're excited regardless.
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These Musicians Should Make EV Sounds, According To Our Readers
Hopefully more automakers will turn to actual musicians to create their EV sounds.
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GM Is Locking In A $1 Billion Contract With The Army As Truck Business Flourishes Under Trump
Plus Toyota is extending the lifecycles of some models as it deals with tariff and competitive pressures, Acura is working on a crossover and more.
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Canadians Say 'Screw It,' Plan To Open Gordie Howe Bridge Without Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
A multi-billion, multi-year project launching with a whisper, not a bang.
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Which Dead Car Brand Should Make A Comeback?
You can pick an automaker that died recently (maybe you're a lunatic who thinks Fisker should give it another go), or one that died a hundred years ago.
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At $7,500, Could This 1999 BMW Z3 2.8 Win Your Heart?
This two-door German convertible seems to be in great shape, with minimal modifications. But with nearly 100,000 miles on the clock, is it worth $7,500?
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Here's How To Tell If Your Tires Were Made In America
Even the big-name American brands don't make all their tires stateside these days, so how can you tell whether your black circles are homegrown?
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