5 Reasons Old Gas Stations Were Way Better Than What We Have Now
Gas stations used to be called service stations, and they really earned that title. Here are a few reasons why we think they were better than today's.
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This Is Why Stellantis Is Betting Big On Diesel Engines In Europe
Diesel's glory days are long behind it, but automakers like Stellantis are ensuring that it will still have a role to play in the automotive industry.
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Lotus' Emira V6 Is Pricey And Not Even The Most Powerful Model, But That Doesn't Matter
Could this be the most rewarding driver's car on the market?
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The Most Exciting Manual Cars Confirmed For 2027 (So Far)
Manual shift cars might be uncommon these days, but manufacturers haven't completely abandoned them. These upcoming cars will have a classic stick shift.
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5 Pickup Trucks That Depreciate The Fastest (And 5 That Hold Their Value)
Pickup trucks generally tend to hold onto their resale value for longer than the average car, but some models can still drop precipitously pretty quick.
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How Do Some Cars Detect Driver Fatigue?
Modern cars are absolutely full of advanced driver assistance systems, one of those being driver fatigue detection. How do these systems actually work?
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5 Classic Cars That Were Overlooked On Arrival And Are Highly Sought After Now
It's a tale as old as time. Some classic cars were not appreciated when they were new, but fast forward to the present day, and they demand serious money.
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5 Of The Most Reliable Car Brands To Consider If You're Buying A Used Pickup Truck
With new pickup truck prices hitting eye-watering levels, you may feel an urge to go for a used model. One of these brands could be a good place to start.
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5 4-Seater Sports Cars With Better Ratings Than The Ford Mustang
The Ford Mustang is a great example of the 4-seater sports car format, but that doesn't mean there aren't other, potentially more compelling alternatives.
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Hydrogen-Engine Car Blows Through Two Speed Records In Just One Week
A hydrogen-powered land speed car shattered two records in less than a week, showing just how far combustion technology can go without carbon emissions.
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5 Modern Performance Cars That Prove A Turbocharger Isn't Always The Answer
Turbocharged engines offer high horsepower, but you can still find plenty of performance vehicles with naturally-aspirated engines that hold their own.
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Why Do Maseratis Have Such Low Resale Value?
Maseratis used to be known for their alluring styles and exotic-level performance. These days, though, they're also known for their abysmal resale value.
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3 Buick Engines You Should Steer Clear Of
While Buick might have a stellar reputation for reliability today, some of the automaker's engines from the early 2010s were prone to mechanical issues.
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Why Are Some Road Signs In All Caps And Some Are Not?
The purpose of any road sign is to convey specific information, but exactly how it's presented has changed over the years as designs are updated and adjusted.
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4 Two-Door Cars With Surprisingly Roomy Rear Seats
Most two-door cars barely have back seats at all, and that's among the ones that even seat four people. These coupes are proving that legroom isn't a luxury.
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The Charger Cop Car Is Back With A Turbocharged Inline-Six Under The Hood
The Dodge Charger Pursuit is making a comeback for 2027, giving police departments a new sedan option with some major changes from its predecessor.
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5 Of The Fastest Compact Cars You Can Buy
Compact cars can accomplish quite a bit of speed on less power because of how small they are. Here are some of the fastest you can drive today.
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5 Drawbacks Of Hybrid Cars You Should Consider Before Buying One
Hybrid vehicles offer many perks like increased fuel efficiency and reduced emissions, but there are a number of drawbacks that go along with owning one.
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The Mustang Is Going Four-Door – Here's What We Know So Far
If you love the iconic Ford Mustang, but have never been a fan of its back seats, the four-door variant could be the car you've been waiting for.
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10 Car Mods That Are Illegal In The US
Car modifications can range from aesthetics to performance, but not all of them are strictly legal in every state. Some mods are even banned on a federal level.
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How Do Your Car's Automatic Headlights Know When It's Night Time?
From basic light detection to cutting-edge adaptive systems, modern headlights are doing far more behind the scenes than most drivers realize.
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This Is The Fastest Sedan You Can Buy From Lexus In 2026 (And How Much It Costs)
Like many automakers, Lexus has opted to focus on lucrative SUVs and crossovers, but it thankfully still has a reasonably capable sedan in its ranks.
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'Strictly Prohibited': What GM's Aftermarket Part Ban Means For Your Next Repair
If your car was made by GM, you should know the company is placing new restrictions on what parts you can use for repairs involving the driver assist systems.
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This Car Has Possibly The Smallest Inline-6 Engine Ever Made Under The Hood
The very first inline-six engine ever made also happened to be the tiniest one ever as well. Here's how MG produced this miniscule motor and what it could do.
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Why Are American Car Brands Getting Back To Making More Combustion Engines?
While EVs looked to be the future for a while, now American brands are going back to gasoline. Whether it will pay off in the long run remains to be seen.
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How Much Has The 2021 Jeep Gladiator Depreciated In The Last 5 Years?
The 2021 Jeep Gladiator stands out from other pickups, but does its rugged reputation help it hold value over time? Here's what the latest data reveals.
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Why Do Some French Speed Limit Signs Say 'Rappel'?
Ever spotted "Rappel" under a speed limit sign while driving in France? That unfamiliar word carries an important message every visiting driver should know.
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