Every Ford Model Powered By The 5.4L V8 Engine
The 5.4-liter Ford Triton V8 engine doesn't exactly have a stellar reputation, but it powered cars and trucks for long time. They can't all be bad, right?
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All Of The Changes Coming To The 2025 Formula 1 Driver Lineup
While 2024's F1 driver lineup was the same as the previous year for the first time in history, 2025 won't be a repeat. Here are the changes in store.
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Pontiac Firebird: A Visual History
Join SlashGear's Azzief Khaliq as he takes you on a visual journey through the 35 year history of one of Pontiac's most notable vehicles, the Firebird.
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How Much Water Depth Can A Toyota Tundra Handle Without Any Mods?
The Toyota Tundra can deal with driving over wet surfaces, but how deep can the water get before your unmodded truck starts to have a problem?
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What Happens If Coolant Mixes With Engine Oil (And What May Be Causing It)
Having coolant and motor oil mix in an engine is never good. This is what happens when they blend together, and some possible causes for the issue.
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What Was The Ford Capri And Why Was It Legendary?
While the U.S. had the Mustang as its pony car, European drivers were in need of a suitable counterpart in the region, which is what the Ford Capri soon became.
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15 Motorcycles Under $10,000 From The Best-Known Brands
Hot to trot for a new motorcycle? No need break the bank for something flashy. There are a ton of major brands with great, affordable options under $10,000.
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Which Toyota Models Have JBL Sound Systems?
Working together for decades has enabled Toyota and JBL to create a tailored sound experience inside the vehicles.
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What Causes Runaway In Diesel Engines, And Can It Be Stopped?
Without proper maintenance, diesel engines can experience something called runaway -- the engine continually revs, no matter what the driver does.
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6 Chevrolet Models That Ruled The 1980s
After new fuel regulations and shortages, the 1970s weren't a great era for American cars. In the 1980s, that changed. These Chevys were the best of the decade.
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11 Things You Should Know Before Buying A Toyota Corolla (New Or Used)
Whether you're looking to buy a new or used Toyota Corolla, brush up on all the positives and negatives about this Toyota offering before committing.
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What Is Mugen Motorsports And How Is It Related To Honda?
Mugen Motorsports, creator of customized builds and equipment for racing, is closely linked with Honda, but just how are the two companies related?
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3 Practical Ways To Use Goo Gone For Your Car
Goo Gone is a popular adhesive remover that can be used in a variety of situations. If you have some at home, here's how it can be helpful cleaning your car.
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Why Mercedes' 2025 GLC Hybrid Will Actually Be Worth Plugging In
Offering 'the Benchmark in its class' for all electric range, the Mercedes-Benz GLC hybrid offers great power, expansive personal luxury, and impressive MPGe.
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How To Disconnect Your Car's Battery (And When You Might Need To)
Like knowing how to change a car tire, being able to disconnect and remove the battery on your own can come in handy -- here's why you might need to.
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14 Of The Most Unusual Looking Cars Designed By Bertone
Bertone designed some of the most appealing -- and often innovative -- car designs throughout its history, though many never made it to production.
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6 Underrated Honda Models That Deserve A Spot In Your Garage
Many cars have underperformed because they’ve been underappreciated. Here are six vehicles from Honda that deserve a little more attention.
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What Does The S Stand For On The Chrysler 300S? And How Is It Different From A Regular 300?
The Chrysler 300S has offered a mixture of luxury and performance over the years. Here’s what the S stands for and how it differs from other trims.
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How Many Miles Does A Honda Clarity Plug-In Hybrid Get & Why Was It Discontinued?
Debuting in 2018, the Honda plug-in hybrid model offered top of the market range and fuel economy, competitive even with newer plug-in hybrid variants.
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Which Engine Models Are Used In Peterbilt Trucks & Who Makes Them?
A fleet of Peterbilt trucks today relies heavily on diesel engines. Here's which engine models the brand uses in their trucks and who makes them.
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6 Tips For Keeping Your Engine Bay Showroom Clean
Cleaning your vehicle engine bay can be a lot of work and if you want to keep it looking showroom ready, here are six tips you need to know.
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Who Makes The Engine Support Bars Sold At O'Reilly Auto Parts & How Much Do They Cost?
O'Reilly Auto Parts sells many basic car maintenance items, but it also sells a few specialty products as well, such as an engine support bar.
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The Best Years For Ford F-250 Super Duty Diesel (And Some To Avoid)
The Ford has been massive for Ford, crushing the competition. However, not all years of the Ford F-250 Super Duty Diesel are created equal.
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5.7 HEMI Cylinder Numbers & Firing Order: Everything You Need To Know
If you're doing some maintenance on your 5.7 HEMI, it's important to know the cylinder numbers and their firing order. Here's everything you need to know.
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Crankshaft Vs. Camshaft: What's The Difference?
If you are familiar with a car's engine, you've probably heard of the crankshaft and camshaft and you might be wondering what they do. Here's what we know.
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What Does The RSCA Off Button Mean On A Toyota Car?
The RSCA Off button has been a staple of many a modern-day Toyota vehicle. What does the button do, and what's the significance of the acronym?
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What Type Of Battery Do Harley-Davidsons Use And How Long Will It Last?
In order to get the most out of your Harley-Davidson bike, you'll need to make sure you're using the right type of battery. But which type should you use?
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