At $5,000, Could This Project 1999 Porsche Boxster Boxster Get You To Roll Up Your Sleeves?
Is that cheap enough to roll the dice despite the issues and high miles? Or would it be more prudent to give this Porsche a pass?
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Bentley's New Electric SUV Is Named After Beautiful Spanish Mountains, But I Just Think Of A Pokémon
The new model is named after the El Torcal de Antequera natural park in Andalusia, Spain, but, to me the name Torcal just makes me think of a Pokémon.
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FAA Wants To Legalize Supersonic Flight If Sonic Booms Stay Quiet Enough
What the FAA is saying now is, hey, the speed of the plane isn't the problem; the sonic boom's power is. So why not regulate the latter instead of the former?
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You Need This Mid-Engine Renault Clio V6 That's Already Been Imported, Not A 401(k)
It's only $92,000, which you can definitely afford.
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The History Of Wisconsin's Most Recognized Corvette Sponsorship
A special bridge at one of America's favorite race tracks has become synonymous with the Corvette nameplate, and it's now celebrating 70 years of history.
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To Visualize How Dangerous Racing Used To Be, Here's The Oldest Racing Accident On Film
Crashes in auto racing used to be a lot more dangerous. To understand how far we've come, check out this video of the first ever racing crash caught on camera.
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5 Signs Your Fuel Pressure Regulator Is Bad
The fuel pressure regulator is a vital automotive component for most cars. If it goes bad, it can cause a lot of issues, including these unsettling problems.
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How To Fix Windshield Washer Nozzles That Dribble, Sputter, Or Quit Spraying Entirely
From a broken pump to debris in the nozzle, discover why your windshield washer jets aren't spraying properly and how to safely clear the system.
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Here's What The 70/30 Motorcycle Brake Rule Means
Unlike cars, motorcycle brakes aren't modulated with a single pedal. They require combining the hand- and foot-lever brakes together, with a specific balance.
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Long Distance Road Trip Rules Are Way Different (And More Serious) In An EV
EVs may be great highway companions, but without some meticulous planning and preparation, taking a longer road trip in one can quickly turn into a nightmare.
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118,000 HP To Reach 67 MPH: The HSC Francisco Is The Fastest Passenger Ship In Service
See what happens when engineers pack extreme horsepower into a lightweight catamaran hull to achieve unmatched nautical velocity.
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What's The Difference Between Hydroboost And Vacuum Brake Boosters?
Two brake assist systems do the same job in very different ways, and the power source behind each one changes feel, reliability, and application.
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How To Fix A Garage Door Sensor Yourself
If your garage door is having trouble opening or closing, it could be due to a sensor issues. Luckily, you can easily fix most sensor issues on your own.
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How Aftermarket Airbag Suspension Systems Can Improve Your Truck's Towing Ability
Hauling a heavy load can dramatically change the driving dynamics of your truck, but adding aftermarket airbag suspension can help level things out.
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Here's How Much A 2021 Lincoln Navigator L Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The Lincoln Navigator L is an expensive luxury SUV with a longer wheelbase than the base Navigator. How has its value fared after five years of depreciation?
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Here's What It Means If You See A Pink Road Sign
Officially designated by the MUTCD, fluorescent pink road signs are some of the rarest and most elusive signs on American roads. And that's a good thing.
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Are eBike And Regular Bicycle Tires The Same?
Can you put regular bike tires on an eBike? Learn why weight capacities, and tread wear mean eBikes need specialized, tougher tires.
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What Cars Are You Sick Of Seeing On The Road?
You might say some uncouth things about said monstrosity when encountered on the road
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Porsche Dauer 962: How A Race Car, Turned Street Car, Turned Winning Le Mans Car Earned An Impossible Shot At Glory
Porsche's 962 prototype is likely one of the most recognized Porsche racing machines, outside of course, the 911.
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The History Of Harley-Davidson's V-Twin (And All The Nicknames, Too)
The V-twin is a core element of the Harley-Davidson story. Here's the history behind Harley's most important V-twin engines and their memorable nicknames.
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Wisconsin-Built Neo-Classic Excalibur Was A Genuine American Supercar
Styled around the 1928 Mercedes-Benz SSK, with proportions lowered and widened to fit the Studebaker Lark chassis, the Excalibur really got people talking.
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First Month Of EV Ownership: Here's Everything New EV Owners Need To Know
Buying and owning your first EV can be a bit intimidating at first, but if you're properly prepared for the experience, things will go a lot smoother.
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How To Convert Your Car Or Truck Into A Flex-Fuel Vehicle
With E85 significantly cheaper than petroleum-based gas, you may be thinking about converting your ride to run on ethanol. It's complex but not impossible.
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Do Variable Speed Limit Signs Improve Safety?
Examine the data behind dynamic speed zones. Learn what safety studies show regarding their effectiveness, limitations, and real-world impact on drivers.
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4 Popular Cars You Probably Didn't Know Are Built In South Korea
South Korea is one of the world's biggest car exporters, and its gigantic factories also build several surprising nameplates that dominate sales in America.
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How The Fastest Fish In The Ocean Inspired The McLaren P1's Design
It's not every fish in the sea that can go 68 mph. This one helped the designer of McLaren's P1 hypercar solve a vexing problem of air turbulence.
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Are You More Likely To Get Into A Car Accident In The City Or The Country?
Accidents are part of driving, but not every kind of drive is the same. So are you safer on the city streets, or in a more rural environment?
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The Number Of New Cars Painted A Boring Shade Of Grayscale Has Nearly Doubled Since 1996
I'm all about inclusivity, but all this gray pride is really making me question what type of country the U.S. is becoming.
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500 HP: Good Enough For A Ford Mustang Dark Horse, Good Enough For A Sherman Tank
It turns out 500 horsepower was a key weapon in WWII decades before it became a track standard. Explore the engineering link between the tank and the Mustang.
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In This Era Of Global Manufacturing, Which Semi Trucks Are Still Made In America?
While many iconic American semi truck brands are now under foreign ownership, a surprising number of them are still built here, on American soil.
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The DIN Standard For Car Stereos May Be Obsolete, But It Was Better And I Can Prove It
Once upon a time, an institute in Germany prevailed upon automakers to standardize something crucial about car stereos. Since that era ended, it's been chaos.
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