5 Luxury Features The New Maybach S-Class Has That Your Car Will Probably Never Get
There's luxury, and then there's ridiculous luxury, and that's exactly what Maybach's big S 680 is promising.
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Does Your E-Bike Need To Be Registered? Only If You Live In These States
E-bikes seem like a simple solution to fast, easy travel, but states vary when it comes to registration requirements. Here's what you need to know.
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Can You Fit Golf Clubs In A Mazda MX-5 Miata?
The Mazda Miata is beloved because it is a small, speedy car, but is it so tiny that it can't even contain golf clubs? The answer is a bit complicated.
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How Often You Need To Replace Your Car's Air Freshener Depends On These Factors
Tired of buying new car scents frequently? Discover the hidden environmental factors silently killing your air freshener and how to extend its life.
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Not The Corolla: iSeeCars Says This Is Hybrid Car Is Driven The Most Annually In America
Hybrid vehicles are driven more miles each year than their gas-powered counterparts, but one model stands out with an especially high annual mileage.
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10 Coolest Porsche Concept Cars Ever Made
Porsche has produced high-end performance vehicles throughout its existence, but these concept cars could have really blown the track away.
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What Was The Top Speed Of The Original 1947 Ferrari?
The first Ferrari was a lightweight sports car with a compact V12 engine and impressive performance for its era, but just how fast could the 125 S really go?
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What Does It Mean When You See A 'Runaway Vehicles Only' Sign On The Road?
Ever passed by a 'Runaway Vehicles Only' sign on the highway and wondered what it meant? Here's what to know (and how to use it in an emergency).
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Pros And Cons Of Buying Auto Parts Online
Particularly if you're a one man show there's plenty of convenience to buying auto parts online. Just make sure to get the full picture before making the click.
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Why You Won't Find A Single Stop Sign In Paris
Stop signs first appeared in France in the 1950s, but they've since disappeared from the capital. The last stop sign in Paris was removed in 2016.
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Not All Plug-In Hybrids Feel Luxurious: These 4 SUVs (And One Wagon) Do
Plug-in hybrids aren't just about saving gas. These four PHEV SUVs - and a PHEV wagon wildcard - all use gas and electrification for luxury and performance.
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13 Fast Cars That Look Slow
These 13 cars might look slow, boring, or even downright ugly — but under the hood, they’ve got enough power to leave sports cars eating dust.
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America's Best-Selling Car Of 1965 Would Go On To Become A True Automotive Icon
There's only one car that holds the record for most sales in 1965 with 1,074,925 examples sold across all trim levels for that year, and it's a classic Chevy.
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4 Common Problems With Mazda CX-5
Mazda is a name brand you'll surely recognize, but particularly with the CX-5, some used offerings may not be the best buy.
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How Much Does An Alternator Replacement Cost? Here's What To Know
The alternator is an important part of any car, as it's the main supplier of electricity for vehicle systems. How much does it cost to replace?
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The 1996 Lincoln Sentinel Was A Sleek Concept Car With Retro Flair
The 1996 Lincoln Sentinel looked like a cross between an EV of the future and a Batmobile. It was all sharp angles and luxury and we are here for it.
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What Was The Top Speed Of The Original 1965 Ford Mustang?
A Ford Mustang is a pretty classic car. If you've never gotten to drive one, we can at least let you know how fast they go, and it was fast!
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Ford Vs. Toyota Depreciation: 5 Popular Models Compared
Whether you prefer Ford or Toyota in a vacuum, have you ever considered how the two brands stack up over the long haul? SlashGear compared five popular models.
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Is Gen Z Actually Bringing Back Manual Transmissions?
Manual transmissions remain popular with enthusiasts, and Gen Z is showing interest in the stick shift, but is that enough to drive a broader resurgence?
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5 Car Brands Aiming To Bring Back Rear-Wheel Drive Sedans
Front-engined, rear-wheel drive sedans are a dying breed, but they're not quite dead yet, as proven by potential new models from these automakers.
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5 Cool Features That Come With The Slate Truck
The bare-bones electric Slate truck combines affordability with easy customization to create a vehicle that users can custom-design for their own needs.
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Will You Need A Pilot's License For A Flying Car? It Depends
Flying cars are here, and they may well become part of our everyday lives sooner rather than later. Whether you'll need a pilot's license will vary, however.
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Not The Civic, Not The Camry: KBB Says This Car Has The Best Resale Value In 2026
If you are going to invest in a car, you want to make sure it keeps up its resale value over time. This vehicle was ranked number one in this department by KBB.
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The 20 Most Fuel Efficient Cars You Can Buy In 2026
From Ford and Honda to Kia, Lexus, and Hyundai, see which hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and other eco-friendly vehicles deliver the best fuel economy.
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Hyundai & Kia's New UV Sanitizing Tech Is A Germaphobe Driver's Dream
Hyundai and Kia have been working on adapting existing UV light sanitization technology currently used in hospitals for safe applications in passenger vehicles.
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Why GM Is Bringing Back The 5.7L Small Block V8 Engine
The 5.7-liter GM Small Block V8 is legendary, and the automaker is bringing it back. But the revived 5.7 isn't just a nod to the olden days, however.
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15 Of The Coolest Jaguar Designs Of All Time
There's no shortage of stunning vehicles to choose from in Jaguar's 100 years of car-making history.
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