What Is Different About A Miller-Cycle Engine And Why Did Mazda Use It?
In the late '90s, Mazda experimented with Miller cycle engines. Here's what separates these machines from normal engines and why Mazda chose to use them.
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Why Car Batteries Fail Faster In Hot Climates
Car batteries are designed to be durable and relatively long lasting. However, extreme temps can harm them. Here's how heat can damage 12-volt car batteries.
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Porsche Will Make Your Manual 911 Carrera T A Little More Cringey For Only $340
One of the options I noticed in the Porsche configurator is so mind-numbingly cringeworthy that I had to stop what I was doing and tell you about it
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Was Extra Range The Only Point Of Pickup Trucks Having Two Gas Tanks?
Some older pickup trucks came with two gas tanks, and automakers took their own approaches to this tactic for boosting a truck's range with varied success.
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These Cummins Engines Can Run On Biodiesel
Biodiesel can be an effective way to reduce fuel costs and reuse waste material. However, not every car can use it. Here are the biodiesel-compatible Cummins.
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The Aurus Senat Is The Car Russia Built Out Of Spite
Putin's Aurus Senat was meant to change the face of Russian automobile manufacturing. However, the vehicle is hiding some secrets. Here's what to know.
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The Strange And Clever Lancia V4 Engine Design
Lancia, a car brand that was a leader in auto innovation in the 20th century, designed a V4 engine that was so unique, people are still talking about it today.
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Some Car Brands Are Rethinking Touchscreens And Bringing Back Physical Buttons: Here's Why
Touchscreens have only gotten larger and more common, but that may not be the way of the future. Here are the brands that are bringing back buttons.
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Mazda Is Teasing Something Very Coupe-Y Ahead Of The Japan Mobility Show
The so-called Vision Model concept seems like it'll have a B-pillar and four doors.
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Mercedes-Benz Vision Iconic Concept Is A Breathtaking Art Deco–Inspired Coupe With Solar Paint
The fabulous Vision Iconic has one of the coolest interiors we've ever seen.
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Honeycomb To High-Tech: How Mercedes Grilles Have Evolved Since 1900
The distinguished Mercedes grille is an important marker of the brand's personality, but it took many forms before it became the classic design we know today.
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These Are The Coolest Cars That Came Stock With Wire Wheels
Wire wheels have been an option for the discerning driver since the dawn of the automobile, but finding them stock has become rarer and rarer.
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What's The Difference Between The Pontiac 400 And The Chevrolet 400?
You might think that the Pontiac 400 and the Chevrolet 400 were basically copies of each other, but the similarities are less than you might think.
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Toyota Teases 'One Of One' Century Coupe That Would Knock A Millionaire's Silk Socks Off
This truly unique Century model will be unveiled at the biennial Japan Mobility Show in Tokyo at the end of October.
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Cadillac's Long History Of Building Funeral Cars
Cadillac is well-known for its luxury SUVs and sedans, but believe it or not, the brand also has a long history of making funeral cars.
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When Did Ford Switch From The F-100 To The F-150?
Ford's F-series trucks have been best-sellers for decades, but it's been a long time since the F-100 has been part of that lineup. Here's why.
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What Does Toyota's TRD Acronym Stand For?
There's a lot of history behind Toyota's TRD badge. Here's how the letters are linked to success on the track and what they mean for a vehicle's performance.
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Ford Built The Mustang GTD With Aero Tech Race Cars Can't Even Use
The Mustang GTD's F1-style DRS system isn't allowed on race cars like the Mustang GT3 that inspired it.
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Aston Martin's V12 Isn't 2 Ford V6s Glued Together, But The FMC DNA Remains
An unfortunate rumor followed the V12 that debuted in the Vantage DB7 for years. Here's how it started and why it was always wrong.
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When The DPF Light Comes On, What Should You Try First?
The DPF is a critical emissions control component in modern diesel vehicles, but it can wear out over time. Here's what to do when the DPF light appears.
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Camshaft Specs Explained: Duration, Lift, And Lobe Separation
The camshaft is an integral part of an internal combustion engine. However, camshaft specs are extremely confusing. Here's how to make sense of them.
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Inside Amsterdam's Curious World Of Microcars
Amsterdam is the Netherlands city most known for its biking infrastructure, but it's also host to a sizable fleet of super-accessible microcars.
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This Is The Only New Manual Transmission Pickup Truck You Can Buy In The U.S.
Manual transmissions are pretty rare these days. In fact, there's currently only one new pickup truck available with a manual gearbox. Here's what to know.
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What Is Active Fuel Management (AFM) And Why Can It Cause Lifter Noise?
General Motors' active fuel management system is an ingenious piece of engineering. Here's what it does, how it works, and why some hate it.
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Yes, The Bugatti Veyron Really Has 16 Oil Drain Plugs
Changing the oil in a Bugatti Veyron is likely to cost roughly $21,000, thanks to the vehicle's complex design and its 16 oil drain plugs. Here's how it works.
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Here's How A Bad PCV Can Ruin Your Engine
The PCV valve is a critical component of modern cars. However, it can cause numerous issues if it goes bad. Here's how a faulty PCV can affect your engine.
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2026 BMW M2 Turbo Design Edition Is A Hand-Painted Tribute To The Original 2002 Turbo
BMW isn't saying how many of these will be built, beyond that it will be "produced in extremely limited numbers" starting in January.
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