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How Bridgestone Tires Stack Up Against Michelin According To Consumer Reports
Bridgestone used to be a top contender in the world of tires, but can its modern incarnation stand up to Michelin? Consumer Reports has the answer.
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Dodge Charger Vs. Challenger: Which Muscle Car Depreciates Faster?
The Dodge Charger and Challenger are very close in terms of performance. But how much can you expect to pay for a used model, and which one will be cheaper?
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How Bosch's Magneto Ignition Device Made Spark Plugs Possible
Bosch managed to create a timeless design when it introduced spark plugs to the masses. But it would have never come to pass if not for another invention.
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Finding Gas Higher Than 90 Octane In Alaska Is Oddly Hard (Here Are Some Theories Why)
It's difficult to find gas above 90 octane in Alaska, but why? As it turns out, the real reasons are surprisingly mundane and have to do with geography.
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Should You Ditch Your Concrete Driveway For This Eco-Friendly Alternative?
Concrete is hardwearing and tough, and it's a common building material, but could there be a better, more eco-friendly alternative for your driveway?
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Is It A Bad Idea To Change Your Oil Filter Without Changing Your Oil?
When you need to change your oil filter, it's tempting to skip the messy oil change and just swap the filter, but is that the right thing to do?
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The Simple Upgrades That Make Your Cheap Car Feel Expensive
If you have a cheap, old car, there are some simple ways you could make it feel like a high-end luxury model if you're willing to make some upgrades.
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Why Texas Leads The US In Interstate Fatalities (And It's Not Just Bad Drivers)
Texans aren't exactly known for being responsible drivers, but that doesn't fully explain why their roads are so dangerous. Here's the story behind the numbers.
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How Does The BMW N54 Compare To The N55?
The BMW 3.0 N55 engine only came a few years later than the 3.0 N54, and both had much the same power output, so what are the differences between the two?
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Nobody Wanted These Cars In The 1980s, Now Collectors Do
Some cars you may remember from the 1970s and 1980s were sales flops and even laughed at. Today, they're sought-after collectibles that can fetch serious money.
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Here's How Airports Get Named After Presidents
Many airports have names that commemorate that of a former president. But there's quite a bit that goes into getting that name in the first place.
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These Are The Longest Range EVs Of 2026
Not too long ago, you were lucky to get 100 miles out of your electric vehicle. Things are much better today, but what are the longest range EVs of 2026?
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Here's How Much The Toyota GR Supra Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The 2021 GR Supra was a bit of a bargain when it was new, but have the years been kind to owners, or can you pick up a dirt-cheap sports coupe today?
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Drying Your Car With A Leaf Blower: Kind Of Genius Or Asking For Trouble?
If you want to dry your car without scratching the paint, then using air seems pretty sensible, but will your leaf blower really be the right tool for the job?
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The Term 'Supercar' Existed Long Before The Miura
The Lamborghini Miura is widely acknowledged as the world's first supercar, but it turns out the word was coined in England about 40 years earlier.
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We'd Never Have Guessed The Cars Consumer Reports Says Buyers Are Paying Over Sticker For
The average transaction price for a new vehicle has decreased compared to last year. But Consumer Reports says some new cars are still marked up significantly.
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Here's How Much A 2021 VW Golf GTI Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The Volkswagen Golf GTI has long been the gold standard for hot hatchbacks, and used versions are popular. But how much will a five-year-old example cost today?
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Trying To Run Engines On Gunpowder Sounds Like A Good Way To Get Rid Of Excess Fingers
Can an internal combustion engine really run on gunpowder? The short answer is yes ... but there are lots of reasons why it's not a good idea.
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These Are The Brands That Are Still Selling Manuals In 2026
For better or for worse, manual transmissions are becoming a niche, enthusiast-only choice. Here's a look at the automakers still offering stick shifts.
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Pre-Dieselgate Volkswagen TDI Values Are The Weird Comeback Nobody Saw Coming
The Dieselgate emissions scandal made VW Group TDI engines pariahs in the car market, but a decade later, used values suggest diesel isn't quite dead yet.
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Do One-Way Streets Really Help Traffic Flow (Or Are They Just Annoying)?
One-way streets were designed to keep the flow of traffic safe and speedy. But in recent years, they've been the source of a great deal of frustration.
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Here's Why Harley-Davidson's Knucklehead Engine Is So Valuable
Harley-Davidson's Knucklehead engine released back in 1936, and despite its age, models with the engine can sell for over $200,000 even today.
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Single Vs. Dual Exhaust: Sometimes Size Matters And Two Isn't Always Better Than One
Conventional wisdom suggests two pipes will help an engine breathe more freely than one, but as Engine Masters discovered, that might not always be the case.
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The Common Dealership Fees That Make A Car's Out-The-Door Price Painful
Buying a car? Here's what to know about the common dealership fees, hidden add-ons, and extra charges so you can negotiate effectively and get a better deal.
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What're The Differences Between A Mechanical And Electronic Differential?
Gearheads often talk of limited-slip and locking differentials, but how do the "standard" mechanical diffs compare with electronic versions?
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Why Electronic Car Keys Evolved From Simple Proximity Keys To Pricey Button-Filled Fobs
Car keys were nothing more than simple mechanical devices during their conception, but they've turned into devices with countless functions.
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These Are The Cheapest New Cars On The Market For 2026
The days of sub-$20,000 new cars may be over, but that doesn't mean you can't pick up a great-value new car in the U.S. today. Here are some of the cheapest.
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