At $23,999, Is This 1972 Chevy Corvette Stingray A Big Block Bargain?
With a 454 under its hood, today's 'Vette prioritizes torque ahead of horsepower. Let's see if this arrest-me red sports car is priced to move.
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Why Lexus Just Fell Three Spots In Consumer Reports' Reliability Rankings
According to Consumer Reports, Lexus' reliability rating has dropped a few spaces in recent years. Here's why that happened and what it means for the brand.
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How Reliable Are Volkswagens? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
Consumer Reports amasses quite a bit of data about automotive manufacturers and surveys owners about reliability. Here's how Volkswagen currently ranks.
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Big Oil Once Made A 'Clueless'-Inspired Propaganda Film For Teens, And It's Even Worse Than You Could Possibly Imagine
Of course, you also couldn't make a video in the '90s without a theme song and a music video.
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Is Switching To A K&N Cold Air Intake Worth It?
If you're considering switching to a K&N cold-air intake, there are some things to consider first. Here's what to know about these mods and if they're worth it.
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Clay Bar Vs. Clay Mitt Vs. Clay Towel: Which One Actually Wins?
Claying is a method of detailing your car using specialized clay. This clay can come in the form of bars, mitts, or towels, but which one is truly the best?
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Here's Why A Simple Fresnel Lens Makes Traffic Lights Safer
Fresnel lenses were invented over two centuries ago to help lighthouses prevent shipwrecks. They're still enhancing safety, but now it's for cars and trucks.
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Those Half Black & White Stripes On The Highway Actually Serve A Clever Purpose
No, those half-black, half-white stripes don't mean someone ran out of paint. They're deliberate moves on the part of state transportation departments.
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The Convoluted History Behind The Oldsmobile 442 Name
The Oldsmobile 442 is an icon of automotive history, but the meaning of its name hasn't always been clear. Here's what it originally meant and how it evolved.
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E-Bikes For Kids: What Every Parent Should Know Before Buying
An e-bike can be a great way for your kid to get some extra exercise. However, there are some things you should know before buying one.
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10 Of The Longest Highways In The World
From barren deserts to frozen tundra, the world's longest highways span entire continents, bridging cities, nations, and diverse cultures.
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These 10 Cars Lose The Most Value In One Year
Buying a new car means taking a big hit in depreciation, but from little EVs to gas-guzzling trucks, some lose an eye-watering amount in the first year.
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A-Body Vs.G-Body: What's The Difference Between These GM Platforms?
General Motors' A-Body and G-Body vehicle platforms have been the basis for many iconic cars. While similar, here are the differences between them.
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A Tire Is Not A Cake, Michelin's New Sustainable Tire Will Provide A New Challenge To The 2026 IMSA GTP Field
Michelin will be introducing the new Pilot Sport Endurance, a sustainable tire for the GTP class, next year.
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What's Different About High Mileage Oil, And Should You Use It?
High-mileage oil isn't the same as conventional motor oil, and the question of whether you should use it doesn't solely revolve around mileage.
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Woman Finds A Man Hiding In The Trunk Of Her Waymo
He apparently climbed back their after a previous rider left the trunk door open and then told the woman "it won't let me out."
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Russia Wants To Recycle Its Crumbling Half Of The ISS For New Space Station
The Russian half of the ISS isn't in the best of shape. Cosmonauts spend roughly half of their time on the ISS performing maintenance.
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5 Toyotas With The Longest Production Runs
Toyota is known for its reliable vehicles, and many models have been in production for decades. Here are the Toyotas that have been in production the longest.
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San Francisco Power Outage Stopped Waymos Dead In Intersections
Humans may not be great at intersections that are suddenly without stop lights, but at least we know to treat the situation as a four-way stop.
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Ford 427 Vs 427 SOHC: How The Cammer Became A Totally Different Machine
The 427 SOHC was Ford's response to Chrysler's Hemi engines, which dominated NASCAR in the 1960s. But the Cammer's story didn't unfold the way Ford had planned.
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Tesla Door Malfunctions Have Led To 15 Deaths Following Crashes: Report
More than half of the deaths that Bloomberg discovered occurred since November of 2024.
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These Cars Never Lived Up To Their Potential
Surprise, surprise, there were a hell of a lot of General Motors products on this list.
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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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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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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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