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Can You Tow With The Corvette?
Chevy Corvettes are powered by small-block V8s, and so are several Chevy pickup trucks. If a pickup truck is rated to tow, then a Corvette is, too, right?
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What Adding A Cold Air Intake Can Do For V8 Horsepower
A cold air intake can bring real benefits to your V8 engine's performance and power, delivering greater airflow and bolstered horsepower.
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Miami's New Self-Driving Police Car Can't Actually Do Any Policing
The entire autonomy project is doing the same job as a parked cop car except that, here, people nearby can be sure that there's no live cop inside.
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How To Store Your Digital Car Keys On Your iPhone
Storing your digital car keys on your iPhone is a simple process, as long as you have a compatible device and a vehicle that supports this feature.
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What's The Difference Between 4L60E And 4L65E Transmissions?
Despite their similar names, there are some notable differences between the 4L60E and 4L65E. These differences come in their appearance and their performance.
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Waymo's Driverless Robotaxis Still Need A Lot Of Human Assistance, But Not For The Reason You'd Expect
Using a towing app called Honk, tow truck drivers can get paid more than $20 to close Waymo doors that riders accidentally leave open.
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Hyundai Wants In On The Midgate Revival With This Clever Pickup Patent
A midgate is a handy feature we first saw on the Chevy Avalanche.
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Here's How To Store Your Digital Car Keys On Your Android Phone
Many modern cars allow you to store digital car keys on your Android phone. But the process can be a bit involved if you aren't already familiar with it.
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BMW's Quad-Turbo Diesel Was Too Complicated (And Expensive) To Survive
BMW began production of a quad-turbo diesel engine in 2016. Unfortunately, it ended production due to complicated engineering and its massive cost.
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Who Really Invented The Yellow Traffic Light?
Early traffic lights had only red and green, which unsurprisingly made intersections rather chaotic. Who invented the yellow light, and when was it introduced?
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What's Included With Mazda's I-Activsense Safety Suite?
Mazda's i-Activsense safety suite is similar to other advanced driver-assistance features from competing brands. Here's what Mazda's has to offer.
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$2.9 Billion Tesla Battery Supply Contract Loses 99% Of Value In Revision
Battery material supplier L&F announced on Monday that the value of its high-nickel cathode supply deal with Tesla is now only worth $7,386.
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Is It Legal For A Car To Have Two Different Color Headlights?
There are plenty of rules and restrictions related to cars and their safety features. In fact, some of these restrictions also apply to the color of headlights.
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Here's How 'Bulletproof' Car Windows Are Made
Car windows are designed for the safety and protection of occupants. "Bulletproof" car windows take those designs and goes even further with them.
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The Most Famous Inline-5 Engines (And The Cars They Powered)
The inline-5 is, to some, an unsung hero of automotive tech. Here, we celebrate the best and boldest inline-5 engines and the cars that used them.
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The Biggest Satellite Ever Just Reached Low-Earth Orbit, And It's Coming For Starlink
The BlueBird 6 from Texas-based AST SpaceMobile comes in at a full 2,400 square feet, or about the size of a three-bedroom apartment.
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What's The Difference Between A Pushrod And A Modular Ford V8?
Ford used pushrod V8 designs for many years before phasing them out in favor of Modular engines. Here are the differences between the two engine types.
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The Weird And Dangerous Ways Drivers Stayed Warm Before Car Heaters
Staying warm behind the wheel wasn’t easy in the early 20th century, even after automakers began offering enclosed cabins. How did drivers manage back then?
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These Are The Most Unexpected Street-Legal Cars With Over 1,000 HP
You might not expect high horsepower values from vehicles found on highways. But there are five cars with over 1,000 hp that still manage to be street-legal.
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Full Vs. Mild Vs. Plug-In Hybrids: What's The Difference?
There are three major types of hybrid technologies. Here are the biggest differences between full hybrids, mild hybrids, and plug-in hybrids.
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Why Some 4-Cylinder Engines Use 8 Spark Plugs
While most engines have the same number of spark plugs and cylinders, some four-cylinder blocks have two plugs for each cylinder. Here's why.
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These US States Have The Worst EV Incentives
Many areas in the United States have introduced incentives to help residents convert to EVs. But some U.S. states don't offer good incentives at all.
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Mercedes Swaps Glue For Screws In Search Of Sustainability
Headlights are the example Mercedes used, but it's easy to see that design ethos leaking into other components the company uses.
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Do New Cars Still Need An Engine Break-In Period, Or Is It Just A Myth?
A new pair of boots needs time to break in before they feel right. Does the same logic apply to modern engines, or is that just a popular misconception?
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This Solar Tonneau Cover Is A Neat Idea, But How Useful Is It?
Don't go thinking that you can slap one on the back and never plug in your Rivian again. It's a great idea, but it does have some limitations.
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Which Ford Vehicles Have BlueCruise?
Ford's BlueCruise is one of the best hands-free driving features you can find in cars today. But not every Ford model comes with BlueCruise available.
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Why The B2 Stealth Bomber Had Trouble Flying In The Rain
The B2 bomber could evade radar and fly thousands of miles without refueling. But it had trouble with the most basic kind of stormy weather. Here's why.
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