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Restomods may just become the hot new thing, with car prices being what they are. If so, this Chinese company is ready with newly minted bodies for classics.
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Think manuals are slow, inefficient, or a maintenance drain? We break down common manual transmission myths that refuse to die.
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The EU is examining some changes to policy that might make it difficult if not impossible to import full-size pickup trucks into the region.
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The Ford Mustang GTD is one of the fastest American production cars to ever hit the Nürburgring, and 3D-printed parts helped it achieve its latest lap times.
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Think leaving your right hand on the gear shift is harmless? Discover the hidden damage this common driving habit is doing to your manual transmission.
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The Toyota Sienna is a great minivan, but one alternative offers more power for less money, and a bit more cargo room. What's the car in question?
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One of the most important parts of your car's exhaust system, the catalytic converter should last for the vehicle's lifespan, but that's not always true.
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Dodge has a brand-new sports car model in the works, and it's not another Viper, though the company does seem to be sticking with the snake theme.
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The Toyota Corolla is one of the most popular and relatively inexpensive cars on the road, but there are some competitors that come in a little cheaper.
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Why does Lexus resist turbos and hybrid and stick with a mid-2010s V6 engine? Well, there's a reason why Lexus often scores highly in reliability surveys.
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The second shift lever in some 4WD vehicles has a specific job, and knowing when to use it can make a difference off-road or in low-traction conditions.
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Studebaker might not have survived the 1960s, but in its twilight years, the company managed to put some serious power under some of its car and truck hoods.
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Towing puts a lot of strain on many components of your truck, including the engine. This, in turn, influences how often you'll need to change your oil.
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The 1967 Shelby Mustang was a classic of muscle car design, and one that often auctions for a lot. They're not often models owned by the man himself, though.
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Feeling your trailer sway after a strong crosswind or a patch of rough asphalt can be scary, but there are some ways you can mitigate such a possibility.
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Monster trucks are massive vehicles primarily designed to perform stunts. Surprisingly, there is one monster truck that is bigger than all of the others.
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Did you know a hazardous coal byproduct is the secret to stronger concrete? Discover what this waste material is and why it is used in our roads.
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Route 66, one of the most famous highways in America, is turning 100 thus year, and one city is going all out with a massive retro celebration.
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Buying or leasing a new BMW comes with a delivery choice that can turn pickup day into a much more memorable experience than a standard dealership handoff.
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Mourning the loss of the true American muscle car? There are only two domestic V8, manual, rear-wheel-drive vehicles left. See the final holdouts.
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Traffic lights at a roundabout? It sounds weird, but one Florida county says the unusual setup could solve a major gridlock problem during peak travel times.
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Think starting a manual in second gear will destroy your clutch? It usually does, but discover the one surprising scenario where it is the right move.
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The difference between 87- and 89-octane is subtle. Midgrade gas came around at a time when it was needed, but it has since had trouble finding traction.
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SUV manufacturers like Toyota and Chevrolet often dominate the sales lists year-on-year, but the first quarter of 20026 saw a new king crowned for now.
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If you're wondering where the origins of Disneyland came from, look no further than this Ford auto plant in Detroit. Here's the remarkable story.
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There's just one state in the U.S. that still allows texting while driving in 2026, though some cities and counties within it have enacted local bans.
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Think a deep tread means your vehicle is safe? Discover the hidden aging factor that could cause a blowout even if your car rarely leaves the garage.
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