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What Car Deserves A Lego Technic Kit?
Leave your answers in the comments below, and maybe the folks in Denmark will make your wishes come true in time for the 2026 holiday season.
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2026 Will Probably Be Rough For Car Sales
New car sales are likely to take a dive in 2026 because everything is falling apart, Elon Musk becomes the first person worth $700 billion, and more.
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9 Luxury And Sports Cars That Don't Require Premium Fuel At The Pump
Buying a luxury or sports car usually means paying a premium price at the pump as well. But you don't have to with these models.
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The Top US Car Shows Every Gearhead Should Attend
From luxury classics at Pebble Beach to cutting edge builds at SEMA, these American car shows are must visit events for any gearhead.
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At $4,900, Is This 2000 Nissan Quest The Minivan You Didn't Know You Were Seeking?
What's your take on spending that amount of cash on this Quest? Does that seem fair given its condition? Or is that too much, movie night or not?
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2026 Nissan Pathfinder Has A Nicer Interior With Bigger Screens, But It Still Doesn't Stand Out
The Pathfinder is still a totally viable three-row choice, but this is a highly competitive segment and it doesn't really stand out from the overachieving crowd
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Stepside Vs. Fleetside Truck Beds: What's The Difference?
Most modern pickups aren’t exactly big on creativity. Looking back at trucks from the '40s and '50s shows how stepside and fleetside styles first took shape.
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How To Tell If You Need A New Cabin Filter
The cabin air filter is an essential part of your vehicle's HVAC system. However, it doesn't last forever. Here's how to tell if it's time to replace yours.
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What Happens If The Car You Illegally Imported Gets Found Out
The government outlaws bringing cars into the U.S. that don't follow federal rules, unless they're 25 years old. Here's what happens if you do it anyway.
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4 Driving Rules In The US That Can Get You A Ticket In Mexico
Are you planning a trip to Mexico? Learn which everyday U.S. driving habits can get you ticketed across the border and how to stay safe and compliant.
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When Did The Corvette Switch To A Transaxle Design?
The Corvette made big waves when it changed from a front engine to a mid-engine layout, but the switch to a transaxle may have been even more consequential.
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Florida Man Catches Felony Charge For Towing Car With Child Inside, Dumping Child Onto Road
Thankfully, ABC News reports she only suffered "superficial injuries" to her arms and one leg.
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Suzuki Once Spent $110 Million To Develop An Engine Only To Shelve It A Year Later
Maruti Suzuki, Suzuki's Indian branch, spent $110 million on an engine's development. Unfortunately, design flaws led to it quickly being discontinued.
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These Are The Fastest Jets A Civilian Can Own
Even with all the money in the world, you might struggle to purchase jets capable of quickness above Mach 0.9. However, some were sold to civilians in the past.
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These 3-Cylinder Engines Make More Power Than You'd Expect From A V6
You can find some surprisingly powerful three-cylinder engines. A few of them are powerful enough to rival V6 engines when it comes to horsepower.
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4 Reasons Engine Cylinders Misfire (And What To Do About It)
Engine cylinders can misfire for many reasons. There are four causes in particular that you should be aware of; here's what you can do about them.
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Mazda's Suitcase Car Could've Had Us Playing Real-Life Mario Kart At The Airport
Built into a standard Samsonite suitcase, these little karts could transform in one minute, then let you zip around at a blazing 19 mph.
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These Hybrids Can Get 50 MPG Or More
Americans spent $423.1 billion on gas in 2024, and it’s no wonder with prices this high. We reviewed EPA data to find the most efficient hybrids available.
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Why This Vintage Fix For Sun Glare Still Divides Classic Car Fans
External sun visors date back to early cars like the Ford Model T and were once considered both stylish and practical. Why do opinions on them differ so much?
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Having A DUI Could Prevent You From Visiting These Foreign Countries
Traveling to different countries requires you to make sure you're aware of different rules they have in place, and among these are their approaches to DUIs.
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Why GM Stopped Making Brand-Specific V8 Engines
General Motors reined in and phased out division-specific V8s in the late 1970s. It wasn't just about the money — a combination of factors were at play.
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5 New Production Cars That Can Go 0-60 In Under 5 Seconds
While new cars are faster than ever, a sub-5-second 0-to-60 time is still pretty rare. Here are some of the new vehicles that can accomplish this feat.
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Every Brand Inside The Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance
The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance, which traces back to 1999, shows that long-term cooperation can be a viable alternative to mergers and acquisitions.
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Georgia Driver Gets License Suspended For 20-Year-Old DUI In State He's Never Been To
Who would've guessed that computer systems would only further complicate the notoriously frustrating struggles at the DMV?
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These Are The 10 Fastest Motorcycles Of The 1970s
From sleek cafe racers to powerful superbikes, the fastest motorcyles of the 1970s left a lasting mark on performance and biking culture.
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Side Pipes Made Muscle Cars Iconic – Here's Why They Faded Away
Side exhaust pipes were an iconic part of muscle cars. But there are a few reasons as to why manufacturers stopped including them on most models.
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How A Waterless Car Wash Works (And When You Should Use One)
Some car owners might wonder whether waterless car washes are actually worth using. Check out how they work, as well as when you should use them.
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