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You Can Find These 5 New Hybrid SUVs For Well Under $50,000
We found 5 hybrid SUVs with the most impressive tech and practicality features and above-average Consumer Reports reliability ratings for under $40,000 new.
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Why You Might (Or Might Not) Want A Certified Pre-Owned Truck
The Certified Pre-Owned label carries quite a few benefits. It also carries some glaring downsides, which means it might not be best for everyone.
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Which 2021 EVs Have Depreciated The Most In 5 Years?
Electric cars are notorious for their steep depreciation rates, but some are worse than others. Here's which 2021 EVs are now the biggest bargains.
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The Owner Of Marathon Gas Stations Is Making Diesel From Soybeans
One of America's largest gas station chains is pouring millions into turning soybeans into renewable biodiesel, and it makes sense once you see the numbers.
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If Safety Tech Isn't Most Responsible For Increasing Car Prices, What Is?
While definitely a problem, safety tech and expensive packages aren't the main culprits for raising car prices, and both consumers and dealers play a part.
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These Factors Can Impact Your Insurance Payments As Much As The Type Of Car You Drive
Apart from just your car's type, power, and price, information that may seem random or irrelevant can massively hike your insurance premiums.
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These 5 Charities Can Help Lower The Cost Of Car Repairs
Car repair costs can be debilitating. Fortunately, there are numerous charities that may help you pay for these repairs, including these organizations.
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What Are The Differences Between Goodyear And Michelin Tire Warranties?
Goodyear and Michelin are strong competitors, both offering high-quality tires. But their warranties aren't so equal, especially if you look beyond treadwear.
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9 Prototype Cars Everyone Thought Were Lost, But Turned Up Safe And Sound
It's sad for car lovers, but prototypes are often destroyed, especially in the U.S. These nine prototype cars, though, turned up after decades being missing.
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Why It's Expensive To Insure EVs (And Why It's Getting Cheaper)
Depending on the model and factors such as your state, insuring an EV can easily be 50% more expensive than a gas-powered car, but the gap is quickly narrowing.
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2021 Toyota RAV4 Vs Highlander: Which SUV Depreciated Faster?
The Toyota Highlander is the RAV4's bigger, more spacious stablemate, but which of the two popular, reliable SUVs has held its value better?
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Why Porsche's Mezger Flat-Six Engine Is So Bulletproof
Featuring in the 996- and 997-gen GT2, GT3, and Turbo models, the Mezger flat-six is widely regarded as the greatest naturally aspirated Porsche engine ever.
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Which Mercedes-Benz Models Are Made In America?
Most people assume every Mercedes comes from Germany, but the United States actually serves as a massive production hub for some of its most popular vehicles.
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The Different Types Of W Engines Explained
You might know a lot about V6 and V8 engines, but you might not know that there are W engines as well. And they come in many different sizes.
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How Consumer Reports, The IIHS, And Others Test Car Headlights
Headlights are a topic of conversation at the moment, with some concerns about brightness, but this is how independent organisations measure cars' lights.
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Why Inheriting A Car Is Becoming A Nightmare
Inheriting an expensive car sounds like a dream come true, but that is not always the case. Brutal taxes and legal hurdles can turn it into a nightmare.
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What Happens When You Try To Give Away A Car For Free?
Want to give your car away? We commend your generosity, but people will inevitably assume there's a catch — and that assumption usually comes from experience.
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People Tried To Fix Car, Truck, Bicycle, And Tractor Tires With Flex Seal: Here's How It Went
You’re not alone if you’ve wondered whether Flex Seal can patch a tire. Several YouTubers have attempted this fix and shared their results to save you time.
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Insurance Can Cover You If Your Whole Car's Stolen, But What About Parts Or Belongings?
A stolen car is usually covered by whatever vehicle-specific insurance policy you have, but things get complicated with specific parts or personal belongings.
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What Are The Differences Between Locking And Limited-Slip Differentials?
While locked differentials and LSDs both provide amazing grip, they behave very differently in the corners and are used for different applications.
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The 5 Worst States For Drivers Underreporting Mileage On Car Insurance Applications
Five of the worst states for underreporting mileage on car insurance applications share common factors tied to geography, demographics, and driving patterns.
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What Does It Take To Repair A Rusty Car Frame?
While fixing surface rust is usually easy to DIY, structural rust damage to the frame is an entirely different story and requires a special approach.
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Where Can You Go To Learn To Drive A Stick Shift Car?
With many of the best driver's cars being manuals and dedicated three-pedal driving schools all over the country, gearheads have no excuse not to learn stick.
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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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8 Years Ago, Automakers Were Forced To Equip Backup Cameras - What Might Come Next?
As of May 2018, all new cars sold in the U.S. must be equipped with rearview cameras. What safety regulations could come next, and how would they work?
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Gas Mileage Drops The Faster You Go, But Here's Where Your MPG Really Nose Dives
By the looks of it, gas prices aren't dropping anytime soon. This begs the question: how much fuel are you actually burning just to save a little time?
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Can You Make Sea Foam Motor Treatment At Home?
Sea Foam Motor Treatment can be helpful for getting rid of residue, and it's fairly cheap. But what if you could brew your own for even less cost?
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