This Looks Like Poop From A Butt
It's narrow with a tall greenhouse despite being short, and the crisp shoulder line doesn't do enough to make the surfacing interesting or hide the car's mass.
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These Are Your 'Mad Max' Apocalypse Rides
Plenty of you noted that gasoline really doesn't last that long, and alternative fuels are likely a more reliable way to power.
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Ram's Solid 2026 Could Break Stellantis' Seven-Year Self-Inflicted Bad Luck Streak
Plus GM's Chinese sales are in free fall, Washington state car dealers are suing Scout's direct sales model and Honda is recalling over 325,000 Odysseys.
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Almost A Quarter Of New Car Buyers Got 7-Year Loans Last Quarter
Wage stagnation has reached a truly dire point, with research showing that nearly half of U.S. households don't earn enough to meet basic needs.
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What's One Car Design Detail That Really Annoys You?
With so much of a focus on design, I'm always noticing little details that I either really love, or really can't stand. Today, I want to talk about the latter.
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At $10,800, Is This 2003 Mazda Miata 'Shinsen' A Fresh Deal?
With lots of maintenance history and a special somewhat-limited-edition package as a part of the deal, this Miata is appealing. But at what price?
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Here's How A French Rally Driver Won The First Paris-Dakar In A Range Rover
There were 13 Range Rovers among the 182 vehicles trying to cover the 6,200 miles of the first Paris-Dakar Rally. But only one could be the four-wheeled winner.
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Cop Uses License Plate Reader Data To Stalk 'Shiny Thing' Also Known As A Human Being
Roman's transgressions began with what most women have learned instinctively to shrug off — a bunch of cat calling and whistling.
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What Is Torque Converter Shudder And How To Fix It
Torque converter shudder is an unpleasant sensation in any vehicle, and should you ever encounter it, you'll want to fix it as soon as possible.
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This Was The Fastest Recorded Speed On A Public Road For Almost 80 Years
Powered by a massive twin-supercharged V12 engine, the specialized version of the Mercedes W125 was able to crack 260 mph way back in the 1930s.
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Can You Legally Buy Retired Road Signs, And How Can You Use Them?
Your garage walls deserve better than a stolen stop sign from college. Learn how to legally buy retired road markers without getting a free ride in a cruiser.
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These Are Some Of The Cheapest New Cars To Lease In July
Finding a cheap car isn't easy these days, but if you're willing to lease, these inexpensive lease deals will help keep your monthly costs relatively low.
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When Do The Differences Between 1-,2-, And 3-Row Radiators Really Matter?
Is bigger always better when it comes to radiators? Not necessarily. There’s a lot to consider before you set out to have that 3-row radiator installed.
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These Are The Cars You Are Sick Of Seeing On The Road
Every time you get behind the wheel is the start of a new adventure, you just know it can be ruined by accidentally casting your gaze on a vile-looking vehicle.
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Tesla FSD Foiled By Sunglasses On Driver Asleep At The Wheel On Canadian Mountain Pass
Luckily this is not yet another story about a Tesla with its "Full Self-Driving" system turned on leading to a fatal crash.
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Do Tonneau Covers Actually Improve Your Truck's Gas Mileage Or Is That Just Something Your Weird Uncle Told You?
Not every tonneau cover is created equal.
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Why Having A Digital ID Won't Make Your Physical Copy Obsolete
Digital IDs are expanding across states, and their rise raises questions about whether physical licenses still serve a role in real-world verification.
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How Ford's 1983 Probe IV Concept Hit A 0.152 Drag Coefficient For Max MPG
With a sci-fi body built in Italy and tested in Lockheed's wind tunnel, the 1983 Ford Probe IV's drag coefficient is still lower than any production car today.
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This Adorable Minibot Could Be The Future Of Cleaning Oil Spills More Effectively
The"Electronic Dolphin," is a the minibot created by engineers at RMIT University to help clean up oil spills in a more effective and eco-conscious way.
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Lucid Offers $10,000 Off Gravity SUV And $7,500 Off Air Sedan If You're Willing To Take Last Year's Models Off Its Hands
Sadly, if you want an Air Sapphire, you'll still have to pay full price.
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The SGT Automobili 55-SGT Looks Like An Awesome '90s DTM Race Car But Hides The Alfa Romeo Giulia Underneath
You can tell it started life as a Quadrifoglio when you pop the hood.
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Unbearably Cute Fiat Topolino Sport (Probably) Has The World's Shortest Racing Stripes
This new special edition amps up the Topolino's already cute retro styling, but doesn't add any actual sportiness.
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Drivers Are Switching To Regular Gas As Premium Prices Remain High, Manufacturer Recommendations Be Damned
As it stands, the average price of a regular gallon of gas is $3.79, the average price of mid-grade is $4.29 and the average price of premium is $4.67.
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President Trump Pardons 9 More Diesel Tuners Convicted Of Violating The Clean Air Act
Most of these investigations and convictions took place, at least in part, during Trump's first or second term, not exclusively under Biden as Trump claims.
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Metal Balls From Outer Space Invade Australia
Ever have one of those days when you're invaded by strange metallic objects from beyond our planet?
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Monthly New Car Payments Hit A Record $777 As Cars Become More And More Unaffordable
Plus Toyota is investing billions in its Texas plant, Mercedes-Benz plans to build the "Baby G" in Hungary — not Austria — and another Ford recall.
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Selling These Cars Made Our Readers Feel The Most Free
Even if it started as a great car, sometimes you end up feeling trapped, and the only way forward is to make it someone else's problem.
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Which Race Car Driver Would You Actually Want To Be Friends With?
You can pick a retired driver, but leave the dead in the ground. Reanimating corpses gets weird fast and there are far more ways that could go wrong than right.
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11 Cars And Trucks That Kept Old Technology Going Past Its Expiration Date
While the auto industry is always chasing the next new thing, sometimes dependable design endures. Here are 11 cars and trucks that kept old-school tech alive.
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At $5,700, Is This 'Meticulously Maintained' 2005 BMW X3 A Banner Bargain?
It has over 250,000 miles on the odometer, but this X3 also has a rare six-speed manual. Does that make it desirable enough to justify a $5,700 price tag?
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Can You Request That A Speed Limit Be Changed?
Tired of cars speeding through your neighborhood? Learn about when you can request a change and prompt a speed study.
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