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8 Cars More Reliable Than A Toyota Camry
The Toyota Camry is very dependable, but some cars are even more durable, according to reliability statistics from Consumer Reports and J.D. Power.
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Why Semi Trucks Are Required To Weigh In So Often
We've all seen semi trucks pulling into weigh stations on the highway. But why exactly must big rigs face weight inspections? Here's what to know.
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Boeing Knew About The UPS Plane's Problem Long Before The Fatal Crash In November
Unfortunately, we're going to continue seeing aging aircraft in our skies for a long while.
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Can Your Costco Membership Get You Cheaper Gas Abroad?
Costco is famed for its $1.50 hot dog and other inexpensive items, but can your Costco membership get you cheap gas in other countries? Here's what we found.
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White Was Still The Most Popular Car Color In 2025, But Green Is Making A Comeback
It's no secret that the landscape of automotive paint colors is really damn boring, and has been for years.
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Some Amish Communities Are Adopting E-Bikes Instead Of Horses
Roughly two-thirds of Amish churches now allow e-bikes.
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Here's What Using The Wrong Spark Plugs Can Do To Your Engine
Spark plugs are essential for gas-powered engines. However, they're not all created equal. Here's what can happen if you use the wrong spark plugs in your car.
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These Are Your Local Driving Gripes
Over 100 of you sounded off in the comments about what drives you nuts about driving where you live.
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What's The Dumbest Thing You've Done For Speed?
Have you pumped too much nitrous in search of quarter-mile times, or cut your apexes too tightly to shave tenths and ended up running off-track?
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At $5,500, Is This 2006 Subaru Impreza An Impressive Deal?
Bright red and a stick-shift, what's not to like?
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Why Did Automakers Start To Use Piano Black Trim?
Piano black trim is relatively common in the car industry, despite the fact that many owners hate it. Here's why manufactures began using it in the first place.
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This Mineral In Your Catalytic Converter Costs $10,000 Per Ounce, And It's Essential
Catalytic converters are essential automotive exhaust system components, but they're extremely expensive, thanks, in part, to the presence of this metal.
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Is It Worth Installing An Inline Transmission Filter?
An inline transmission filter is an aftermarket part that some enthusiasts choose to install on their rides. Here's how to decide if one is right for you.
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Why Cheap Catalytic Converters Can End Up Costing You More
If your catalytic converter fails, you may be tempted to replace it with a cheap aftermarket model, but here's why that's probably not the best idea.
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Why Did The Ford Raptor V8 Go Away In 2017?
Originally, Ford's F-150 Raptor was a capable off-road machine with a V8 engine. But in 2017, Ford decided to turn to a different power plant. Here's why.
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Tesla Model Y Juniper's Taillights Are So Confusing A Cop Thought They Were Broken
The owner claimed on Facebook that the officer told him where the brake lights should be and warned him to get them fixed.
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MacPherson Struts Vs. Double Wishbone: How Do The Suspension Designs Compare?
Suspension designs come in many shapes and sizes, but MacPherson struts and double wishbones are among the most common. What are their biggest differences?
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Why Is Heating Oil More Expensive Than Gasoline?
Gasoline and heating oil both come from the same barrel. But the latter is more expensive, and there are a few reasons for that additional cost.
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They May Not Be A WRX, But We Think These Subarus Deserve More Respect
The Subaru WRX gets a lot of love, and deservedly so. But some of the Japanese automaker's lesser-celebrated models deserve just as much attention, if not more.
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Bentley Is 3D-Printing Platinum Now, Too
Those platinum bits aren't Bentley's only "first" for this Batur.
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These Tire Wear Patterns Could Reveal What's Wrong With Your Car
In some cases, the best way to figure out what's wrong with your car is to look at your tires. But you need to know which wear patterns to watch out for.
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Ford Claims 98% Of All US Transits Are Still On The Road, But The Number Is Not The Whole Story
Ford says 98% of all Transit vans made in the United States are still on the road. While certainly impressive, that figure doesn't tell the whole story.
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Boondocking Is Not Legal Everywhere, But Here's Where You Can Go To Check
You can’t just park wherever you want and call it camping, but you probably know that already. Doing it right takes some careful planning, but it's doable.
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Why Did Car Windshields Switch From Tempered To Laminated Glass?
Laminated windshields effectively became mandatory for automakers by the early 1970s, at least in the United States. But why did regulators push for the change?
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Which RV Brands Hold Their Value The Best
The RV industry is generally known for poor build quality, but RVs are a substantial investment, so you may want to know which brands hold their value best.
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Philadelphia's 'Courtesy Tow' Loses Cars Instead Of Providing A Courtesy
Courtesy parking sounds less like a courtesy and more like legalized extortion.
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Every Lexus V8 Engine Ranked By Horsepower
The glory days of the naturally aspirated V8 are coming to a close. We revisit some of the best V8s ever built in this trip down Lexus memory lane.
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