Don't Lose Sleep Over Those Viral Tap-To-Pay Stickers On Gas Pumps
Social media is full of warnings about tap-to-pay stickers on gas pumps, but understanding contactless payments helps put the viral claims into perspective.
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Why Do Some Older Semi Trucks Have Two Gear Shifts?
A single gear lever can be enough of a pain, but some older semi trucks actually had two shifters for their manual transmissions. Here's why.
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Mold Can Be A Quiet Danger In Your Car – Here's How To Keep It Away
Although it seems unlikely, mold can appear and spread inside your car, which may have serious consequences. How do you keep this fungus out of your car?
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5 Sports Cars With Better Ratings Than The Mazda MX-5 Miata
The Mazda MX-5 is the undisputed king of affordable roadsters, but it isn't perfect. Discover the five performance cars that officially outrank it.
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7 High-Horsepower V6 Engines That Put The HEMI To Shame
For a long time, the 6.4L HEMI V8 was the engine to beat, but that was before these V6 engines came along.
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Stunning Vehicles In Tom Cruise's Collection That Aren't Cars
Tom Cruise has an enviable car collection, but the luxury doesn't end there. These are the most stunning vehicles in Tom Cruise's collection that aren't cars.
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6 Luxury Cruisers From The '60s That Look Even Cooler Today
The luxury cruisers of the 1960s were big, beautiful icons of the decade, featuring high-displacement engines and sweeping aesthetics that are striking today.
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5 V6-Powered Cars Quicker Than Ford's New Mustang GT
The new Ford Mustang GT is one of the only options for affordable V8 pony car fun, but that's partly because so many V6-powered cars offer comparable speed.
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Bridgestone Is Doing A Lot More Than Just Making Tires
Bridgestone built its name on tires, but its work now stretches far beyond the road into industries where rubber, engineering, and design overlap.
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Why Are Inline-4 Motorcycle Engines Called 'Screamers'?
Inline-four motorcycle engines are also known as "screamers" by bike aficionados for more than just the blistering speed they can propel their riders.
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Does The Porsche 911 Still Deserve Its Reputation?
More performance, more complexity, and far more expensive. Does the modern 911 still deliver that Porsche magic?
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5 Discontinued Volkswagen Models To Consider Putting In Your Garage
The original people's car has been creeping upmarket lately, but Volkswagen's used models offer functionality, luxury, and trademark quirks at a bargain.
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5 Ways To Use Your Car's Tow Hitch (Besides Towing)
Do you have a hitch receiver on your car but don't need to tow anything? Here are a few ways to utilize your vehicle's tow hitch, no matter what you drive.
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Is A 30 Amp RV Plug The Same As A Dryer Plug? Here's What You Need To Know
In older homes, a dryer socket can look a whole lot like the kind of socket people use to power their RVs at a campground. Can you plug your RV into one?
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Honda Patents Tease A High-Tech Upgrade For Its Entire Motorcycle Lineup
Honda is definitely at the top of the motorcycle game, but recently published patents show that the company is by no means resting on its laurels.
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Here's Where You Can Find The Fastest Speed Limit Sign In Europe
Europe generally doesn't get too crazy with its speed limits, but there are a couple of Euopean nations that have roads with higher limits than usual.
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30 Amp RV Plug Vs. 50 Amp: What's The Difference?
Confused by the different camper power cords? Discover why using the wrong electrical adapter at a campground pedestal could leave you in the dark.
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This Is The Chevy Tahoe Engine You Should Steer Clear Of
The Chevy Tahoe is a fixture of the American SUV market and has a great reputation. Despite that, there is one Tahoe engine that's definitely worth avoiding.
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Why Was The Toyota Highlander Called Kluger In Australia?
The Toyota Highlander is a hugely popular mid-size SUV, but it has other names in other markets. Why is it called the Kluger in the Australian market?
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If You Still Believe This Oil Change Rule, A Ram Engineer Says It's Time To Move On
Most drivers "know" that you should change your oil every 3,000 miles or so, but that knowledge might be based on some outdated ideas about motor oil.
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10 Diesel Engine-Powered Vehicles Or Machines (That Aren't Cars) Still Being Made Today
Diesel still has a place in the modern world, just not where you might expect. These machines prove the engine is far from obsolete.
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5 Cool Features The Ford F-150 Has That The Ram 1500 Doesn't
The Ford F-150 and the Ram 1500 compete for the same buyers but these exclusive F-150 features give Ford a surprising advantage.
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Does Biodiesel Have A Shelf Life? Here's How Long It Can Be Stored
Biodiesel is a cleaner alternative to regular diesel, although it does have its own pros and cons. How long can biodiesel last in storage?
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Experimental Transmission Aims To Tackle The Biggest Problems With Hybrids
Plug-in hybrids are notorious for mechanical complexity and high costs. Discover the radical new transmission design trying to simplify the system.
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Why Do Speed Limit Signs In Oklahoma Say 'No Tolerance'?
Oklahoma speed limit signs mention no tolerance for violations, but does something make its rules so different from every other state's speeding laws?
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How Russians Are Modding Their Cars To Run Without Gasoline During Fuel Shortage
Russian drivers have not been spared the pain of fuel shortages, which have prompted many to modify their cars to use an alternative fuel source.
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11 Of The Most Reliable Diesel Engines Ever Made
Diesel engines have the reputation for being high-torque workhorses, built for rough roads and heavy loads. These engines are proof that rep is earned.
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