This Four-Door Dodge Sedan Packed 425 HP All The Way Back In 2006
Having 400-plus horsepower would be pretty impressive now, let alone in 2006 — and Dodge offered buyers exactly that with this four-door sedan.
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The Reason Why Some Subaru STIs Have Pink Logos
Subaru STIs are known for the boxer burble and the World Rally Blue exterior color, but some of them have pink STI badges. Why was that color chosen?
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Your Drivetrain Can Affect Tire Wear And Fuel Economy - Here's How
Many drivers know the impact that driving habits and fuel type have on fuel economy, but your drivetrain and tire wear also play important roles.
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Does Resting Your Hand On The Shifter Wear Out A Manual Transmission?
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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These Tire Brands Make The Quietest Tires (According To Reviews)
Tires are important to the safety and comfort levels of your vehicle. Why are some tires quieter than others, and which tire companies make the quietest tires?
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How Long Does It Realistically Take To Learn To Drive A Manual Car?
Terrified of stalling in traffic? Discover the realistic timeline for mastering a manual transmission and why learning stick is worth the effort.
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Does Leaving A Key Fob Too Close To A Car Drain The Battery?
No one wants to be sitting on the side of the road with a dead battery. There are a few ways in which your key fob can influence your vehicle's battery.
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Why This Type Of Transmission Is Often Referred To As An 'Anti-Theft Device'
Car thefts in the United States are trending downward, hopefully to stay that way — but there's one so-called "anti-theft device" that might not help, though.
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Mazda Vs. Toyota Depreciation: 10 Popular Models Compared
Toyota is a much bigger company than Mazda, but they still go head-to-head in some segments. How do they compare in terms of depreciation, though?
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5 Used Adventure Motorcycles Owners Say You Should Steer Clear Of
Looking for a reliable used ADV bike? Discover the five adventure motorcycles that owners say are plagued by mechanical issues and costly repairs.
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Can AI Accurately Diagnose Car Problems? This Mechanic Finds Out
A car mechanic decided to put ChatGPT to the test in diagnosing a car that would not start. Here's how the AI bot did, and how things could have been better.
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Do Not Drive: Ford Issues Urgent Warning For Some Bronco Sport, Maverick Drivers
Ford issued a Do Not Drive order for just under 5,000 cars. Be sure to check and make sure that yours is not one of them. Here's what's up.
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Police Are Warning Of A Hard-To-Spot Scam Hitting Gas Pumps This Summer
There a new scam running from coast to coast that could allow bad actors to steal gas from you. Here's what to watch for and how to keep yourself safe.
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What OEM Tires Typically Come On The Honda CR-V?
The Honda CR-V is a massively popular vehicle, with 2025 sales figures of more than 400,000 in the United States alone. That's a lot of tires on U.S. roads.
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Aluminum Vs Steel Skid Plates: How To Choose Which Is Best For Your Needs
Tired of scraping your vehicle's underbelly on the trail? Discover whether heavy-duty steel or lightweight aluminum armor is the smarter choice.
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5 Pickup Trucks That Have Notoriously Bad Transmission Problems
Pickup trucks are generally reliable workhorses, but they're not without problems. Some of them have had some pretty serious transmission issues.
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How Kia's New Logo Confused Drivers Around The World
Rebranding is a risky endeavor. Just ask Kia, whose 2021 rebrand ushered in a bold and futuristic new logo — and confused plenty of drivers in the process.
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5 Highly-Rated Auto Zone Car Accessories That Can Upgrade Your Ride's Audio
If you're driving something on the older side, your vehicle's sound system may leave a lot to be a desired. You don't have to be stuck with it, though.
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15 Cars Coming Out In The Next 5 Years That Are Worth The Wait
We can't tell you which currently non-existent car you should buy, but these are the ones you should keep an eye on.
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5 Cheaper Alternatives To The Mazda 3
The Mazda3 is an affordable budget car, both in sedan and in hatchback form. However, if you're looking for more bang for your buck, there are alternatives.
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Why Most Automakers Left Suicide Doors Behind In The 1960s
Suicide doors used to be a relatively common sight on the road before fading into obscurity in the 1960s. Here's why automakers moved on from them.
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High Mileage Vs. High Mileage Extended Performance Motor Oil: What's The Difference?
Browsing the engine oil shelves, you might see high mileage oil, but right next to it is high mileage extended performance oil. What's the difference?
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5 Official Toyota Car Accessories That Are Great For Camping In Your Vehicle
Toyota offers official camping gear for its trucks and SUVs through its website. These are the products outdoor adventurers should definitely check out.
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These Common US Driving Habits Could Get You A Ticket In Europe
Driving laws differ from the United States and Europe, with the result being that some perfectly legal road actions in the U.S. can get you in hot water abroad.
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6 Of The Most Reliable 3-Cylinder Engines Ever Made
These 3-cylinder engines have proven themselves in Hondas, BMWs, Toyotas, and even Koenigseggs, delivering performance and economy in real-world conditions.
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Why Do Some Speed Limit Signs Have A Red Border?
Speed limit signs are typically black on a white background, but there are some places (specifically Texas) where they're accompanied by a red border.
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What Is The Average Lifespan Of Concrete Driveways?
Concrete driveways are known for their durability and longevity, but the question of just how long one will last depends on a couple of specific factors.
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