That oil change can definitely wait a few more months, right? After all, the gas powers the car and that’s the main thing that gets it from A to B.

That headline pretty much sums this up: a guy was working at a car wash, pressure-washing the inside of the car wash, because things that clean things sometimes need to be cleaned themselves. In the process, he gets whipped around like crazy by a huge brush. That’s it!

The engine in your car is much like you: quite fussy about what fluids go where. Just like you’d freak out if, say, your tear ducts became full of urine or blood, you average engine doesn’t want, say, washer fluid where oil should go. Which just happens to be what happened to this poor, now-disgusting Mini.

As a junky old VW owner, I have about the easiest time of anybody in the car world when it comes to dropping an engine. There are four bolts to undo, a handful of wires and lines to unplug and the whole thing can come out. The rest of you have a tougher time, but it can be made easier.

It seems like skipping small repairs or maintenance when it comes to car ownership is saving money in the short term. In reality, it can get you into a pretty bad situation if and when sometimes goes wrong.

Whoa my god is that a solid?

Today we will discuss the intertwining emotions of spite and acceptance. Also, duct tape.

Never have I wanted to go into a garage, tear an entire car apart and put it back together more than after watching this video.

The story of my once-abandoned 1966 Ford Mustang is complicated. It involves a dead professor, a lawyer, Matt Hardigree and my brother.

Possibly the most bizarre application of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act finally got the exemption us car enthusiasts have deserved.

The McLaren 570S has an incredible 570 horsepower twin turbo V8 engine mounted between the rear wheels. Want to pop the hood back there to check it out? Not gonna happen!

Clank, clack, whoosh — here’s a guide to 10 ominous, common sounds coming from your car and what causes them.

It was supposed to be an easy fix.

What are you doing reading this website! There’s car repair you should be doing!

If you drove a car hour after hour, day after day through Manhattan as a taxi, you’d expect the engine to be completely haggard right? Look again.

Let’s say you get into a little fender bender in your new Kia. Why not just get some bondo and patch things up yourself? How hard could it be?

The other weekend I met a guy who turned a ‘90s BMW from a junkyard special parts car with a bullet hole in it into a somewhat successful track/drift car in 36 hours. What’s the craziest car build story from your life?

Here we see a Chevy Cavalier with a rear wheel bouncing like a basketball down the highway. That looks safe.