Why Do Some Tires Have Two Valve Stems?
Some may get confused if they come across a car tire with two valve stems. It's not a production error, it's just a tire that thrives under certain conditions.
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Jeep's Recon Doesn't Drive Like An Electric Wrangler: Where It Wins And Where It Falls Short
The boxy style and "Trail Ready" badge may make you think of the Wrangler, but Jeep's all-electric 2026 Recon is a very different SUV.
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Can You Use J-B Weld On A Cracked Engine Block?
J-B Weld is a multipurpose two-part epoxy that can be used to fix just about everything. Will it get the job done on a cracked engine block?
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Why Do Modern Cars Use Multiple Oxygen Sensors?
Modern cars have a ton of electronics and sensors on board, and that usually includes multiple oxygen sensors. Here's why cars have more than one.
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3 Pickup Trucks Quicker Than The Nissan GT-R
The Nissan GT-R screams performance with a sub-3.0 0-to-60 sprint and an equally impressive quarter-mile time, but there are some pickup trucks that beat it.
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5 Hot Hatches That Can Eat Sports Cars For Breakfast
Hot hatchbacks have long offered a great blend of practicality and performance, but some take it to the next level, rivaling sports cars in the process.
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3 SUVs That Made A Splash In 2026 (So Far)
Awards, dramatic redesigns, soaring sales, and unexpected slumps made these SUVs some of the biggest automotive stories of 2026.
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Drawbacks Of Using All-Season Tires
All-season tires are often thought of as do-it-all options, and that can be true, but there are lots of situations where more specialized tires will do better.
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10 Used Mercedes-Benz Models You Should Steer Clear Of At All Costs
Mercedes-Benz has a storied history and track record of fantastic, premium cars, but they can't all be winners. These model years brought no end of problems.
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These Are The Last Remaining American Sedans You Can Buy In 2026
Only five nameplates continue to keep the sedan segment alive in America, but they include everything from EVs to luxury cars and all-out performance machines.
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6 Of The Most Famous Vans From Pop Culture
While vans might not be the coolest vehicles on the road, there are plenty of iconic ones in film and television. These are some of the most famous.
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6 Of The Best Years To Consider If You're Buying A Used Ford F-250 Super Duty Diesel
Like other new models, Ford F-250 Super Duty diesels have a hefty price tag, so if you are considering buying used, here are six of the best years to consider.
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11 Of The Biggest Downsides To Van Life
Van life offers freedom and adventure, but it comes with big tradeoffs. Consider the biggest downsides to van life before committing to life on the road.
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Want To Slow Down Rust From Forming On Your Car? This May Be A Solution
There are several practical steps that you can take to help prevent contaminants like road salt, moisture, and grime from causing rust on your vehicle.
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13 Of The Most Reliable Cars From The 2000s That Are Still Worth Buying
As new cars grow in price, some customers may look to reliable used vehicles when searching for something to buy.
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5 Semi Truck Brands Owned By Daimler
Part of the Mercedes-Benz group, Daimler is one of the world's biggest makers of semi trucks, and that's not counting all the brands it owns.
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10 Of The Best-Looking Japanese Cars Ever Made
The quality of Japanese cars at large speaks for itself. From the expertise of SlashGear's Ivo Gievski, these are 10 of the best-looking ones ever made.
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5 Of The Worst V8 Engines In Automotive History
Eight-cylinder engines are almost as old as cars themselves, and while we talk about them a lot, we always forget about the ones that failed.
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The 12 Most Expensive Cars In Jay Leno's Garage
Comedian Jay Leno is a diehard petrolhead with one of the world's most extensive collections of high-dollar luxury and rare vehicles.
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5 Of The Rarest Corvettes Ever Made By Chevrolet
Corvette's 70-year history tells the tale of mass-produced sports car mania, but ultra-rare models serve as collector's items and museum pieces.
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Your Sports Car Has Plenty Of Power, So Why Can't It Tow?
Your Corvette may have tons of horsepower, but obviously it's not a towing machine. Let's take a look at the science of why you can't tow with a sports car.
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Jay Leno's Classic Car Bill Scores A Big Win In California
A California state bill championed by retired late night host Jay Leno, loosening emissions restrictions on classic cars, is on its way to becoming law.
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5 Downsides Of Boxer Engines
There’s a lot to like about the boxer engine’s clever, balanced design, so why haven’t more automakers embraced it? These drawbacks may explain why.
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6 Pickup Truck Redesigns That Totally Missed The Mark
When an automaker decides to refresh a line of vehicles, it should be a cause for celebration, but sometimes a change in direction can throw things off course.
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This Tesla Drove Itself For 20K Miles With Zero Human Intervention Involved
One driver says he activated his Tesla Model 3's Full Self-Driving Mode (FSD) for this distance and didn't touch the wheel once to deactivate it.
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The Pros And Cons Of Diesel Engines
There are various reasons why you might want a vehicle with a diesel engine instead of a gasoline engine, but they do have quite a few cons as well.
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What Does Vinegar Do To Tires?
Vinegar has many different purposes, notably as an all-purpose household cleaner. Should you use vinegar to clean the tires on your vehicle?
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