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Car 'Kill Switches' Aren't Coming In 2027 (It's Far More Complicated Than That)
Despite what your uncle's frantic Facebook reshares might suggest, no, the government isn't going to remotely turn off your car next year.
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Pros And Cons Of Aftermarket Dash Cams Vs. Built-In Camera Systems
Most automakers are now in on the dash cam action and offer their own built-in options, but is that box really worth checking compared to aftermarket ones?
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The Replacement For The Replacement Of The Original A/C Refrigerant In Cars May Itself Need A Replacement
When R-12 and R-134 were phased out, R-1234yf was supposed to solve the environmental problems its predecessors caused, but that may not be what happened.
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Here's How Cars Recognize Traffic Signs (And Why It Doesn't Always Work)
Traffic sign recognition technology is nothing new, but have you ever wondered how it works? And why it sometimes doesn't work at all?
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After Nearly 50 Years In The Depths Of Space, Voyager 1 Still Sends Messages That Take 23 Hours To Reach Earth
Even crippled, even without power, even without applause from the beings who first made it, Voyager 1 may yet make itself the Earth's finest achievement.
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Why Do Some Semi-Trucks Have An Axle Lifted Off The Ground?
Not every set of wheels you see on a semi truck is making contact with the ground, and there are several important reasons why these lifted axles exist.
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Here's How Much (Or Little) You Can Expect EV Batteries To Degrade During Ownership
Battery degradation in EVs is more complicated than we might like it to be, but it's not all bad news when it comes to battery life over the vehicle's lifespan.
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NHTSA Is Sick Of Self-Driving Cars Getting In The Way Of Emergency Responders
Can we really rely on autonomous vehicle developers to do the right thing, in situations where every second counts?
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Why NASA Is Going With Fuel Cells Instead Of Batteries For Energy Storage On The Moon
NASA's planned fuel cell may be large, but it should still be cheaper to launch than a traditional battery.
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EU Wants To Slow Down Fast Drivers Using Satellites In Orbit
Around the world, there's a continued push for speed-limiting devices in vehicles, and the EU could implement GPS-controlled limits as early as 2030.
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Can You Add Android Auto Without Having To Switch To A New Head Unit?
If your car doesn't feature Android Auto, buying a new head unit is not your only option. There's a quicker and cheaper alternative that looks almost as good.
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What EV Owners Need To Know About Electric Car Maintenance
You might think electric vehicles don't have as many maintenance requirements as gas-powered alternatives, but they actually have some important differences.
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A Flock Camera Error Ended With An Auto Journalist Detained By Police Over A 'Stolen' Range Rover
Plymouth police told the couple that if they had been pulled over in Minneapolis, the cops "definitely would've come at you with guns drawn."
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Here Are The Signs Of A Bad Fuel Pump
Fuel pumps are designed to last hundreds of thousands of miles, but if they start to fail, replacing them is usually the only real solution.
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Why Wearing Headphones While Driving Is Illegal In Some States
While driving with headphones is still completely legal in most U.S. states, several states have strict laws and guidelines around distracted driving.
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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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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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What Does MPG-E Mean And How Is It Calculated?
While it does measure the efficiency of electric cars, the letter "e" in MPG-e has nothing to do with electricity. Here's what it really means.
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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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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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You Can Exhibit Famous BMW Art Cars On The New X5's Panoramic Vision Display, Because Why The Hell Not?
Sure, you can have BMW's fancy projected display show all sorts of relevant information, but you really want it to show a bunch of Art Car pictures instead.
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If You're Mad Rivians Don't Have Android Auto Or Apple CarPlay, Here's How To Fix That
Rivians don't come with Android Auto or Apple CarPlay as standard, but you can always add it on later with this handy aftermarket modification.
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The Pros And Cons Of Making The Switch To A Lithium Starter Battery
Lithium and standard lead-acid car batteries both have their pros and cons, and for some owners, switching to the former has serious utility.
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The McMurtry Spéirling Is A 1000-HP Electric Batmobile That Can Be Driven Upside Down And You Can Now Buy One For Just $1.3 Million
The production version of the record-setting car will have larger exterior dimensions and a larger battery to go along with the seven-figure price tag.
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These Google Maps Alternatives Make Scenic Detours The Road Trip Rule, Not The Exception
Whereas Google Maps defaults to the fastest and most fuel-efficient routes, these smart alternatives prioritize scenic, twisty, and enjoyable drives instead.
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Delivery Robots Abandon College Campuses Like A Failed Military Occupation
Starship Technologies was offering robot deliveries at over 60 campuses. Now its 1,200-robot fleet will be redeployed to cities.
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