2025 Porsche Cayenne GTS Targets The Sports SUV Sweet Spot With Twin-Turbo V8 Engine
t's that time of year again, and Porsche is launching a mid-season refresh of the Cayenne lineup, adding some new models for your GTS pleasure.
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Do Rotary Engines Have Valves? Here's How They Work
Unlike piston engines, Rotary engines don’t require valves to run. Here’s how rotary engines work and why some designs have incorporated valves.
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Everything To Know About SEGA's Shadow The Hedgehog Motorcycle
Popular video game characters find many ways to appear in different forms in our culture. Here is everything we know about SEGA’s Shadow-inspired motorcycle.
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Your Transmission Is Slipping: What This Means, Why It Happens & How To Fix It
Transmission issues can result in a jerky driving experience and high revving of the engine. These are the symptoms of slipping, and what's needed to fix it.
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10 Old Trucks That Are Worth More Than You Probably Realize
While modern pickup trucks have all sorts of bells and whistles, sometimes the classics are what you want. These older pickups still go for a lot of money.
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Here's What Makes The 50th Anniversary Edition Hot Wheels Camaro So Special
Hot Wheels and Camaros go together like peanut butter and chocolate, so it's no wonder the Hot Wheels 50th anniversary Camaro is so impressive.
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5 Of The Most Powerful Big-Block Engines Chevy Ever Built
The Chevy big-block series of engines is legendary, but they don't all measure up the same. These are some of the most powerful big blocks ever built.
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How To Safely Hook Up Your RV To A Generator
A generator can keep your RV appliances running, but to protect yourself and your fellow campers, you should follow certain steps when hooking it up.
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8 New SUVs That Are Surprisingly Fuel Efficient
SUVs continue to be incredibly popular with American drivers, and these models offer the benefit of better fuel efficiency than most.
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Think Twice Before Using Water Instead Of Coolant In Your Radiator: Here's Why
In the 1930s, people used water instead of coolant in their radiators. Here's why you should think twice before doing that to keep your engine cool today.
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Ford F-150 Raptor Vs. Bronco Raptor: Which Vehicle's Engine Packs A Bigger Punch?
Many opt for the Ford F-150 Raptor or the Bronco Raptor because of the increase in horsepower, but which engine is more powerful? Here are the specs.
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Everything Toyota Fans Should Know About GR Series Engines
Toyota's GR series engines may not be as legendary as, say, the 2JZ, but this reliable motor and its variants have powered popular Toyotas for decades.
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10 Interesting Facts Every Car Enthusiast Should Know About General Motors
General Motors has been in business for over 115 years, and tucked away in its long history are all sorts of interesting facts. Here are some of our favorites.
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5 Harley-Davidson Motorcycles For Seasoned Riders
If you have been riding motorcycles for a long time and are looking to upgrade to a new Harly-Davidson, here are five that are worth taking a look at.
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5 Mistakes People Make When Shopping For Used Trucks
A used pickup truck can save you a lot of money over a new one, but only if you make sure you're not making any of these very common mistakes.
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Bump-Starting A Vehicle Explained, And How To Do It
If you have a manual transmission car and a dead battery, never fear -- you can still get that car going with a bump start. Here's what you need to know.
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7 Luxury Vehicle Features That Are Totally Over The Top
Luxury cars often add the silliest features to really stand out from their more pedestrian counterparts. Here are some times they really took big swings.
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5 Reasons Why Your Check Engine Light May Be On
When your check engine light comes on, it is a warning that something is wrong with your vehicle. Here are five of the most likely causes to check for.
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All About The Classic Dodge Model 30-35
Dodge's very first automobile, the 30-35, was a direct competitor to Henry Ford's Model T. With a stronger engine and better construction, it quickly took off.
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6 Common Mistakes People Make When Rebuilding Engines
When the dreaded day your engine gives out comes, you can save on costs by handling the rebuild yourself. Here are some common mistakes to avoid in the process.
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5 Vehicles Built With The Legendary 426 Hemi Engine
Chrysler's 426 Hemi is one of the most famous muscle car engines of the late '60s. You can see exactly why if you run down the list of cars that used it.
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What Vehicles Have The Ford Godzilla Engine & Is It Any Good?
Named after the iconic kaiju monster, the Ford Godzilla engine is a workhorse capable of diesel-level performance from a gas-powered Super Duty trucks.
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How The Engines Of BMW's M3, M3 Competition, & M3 CS Are All Powerful, But Different
BMW's legendary sports car has a bunch of options in its most recent iteration, giving enthusiasts plenty of choices in drivetrain, horsepower, and torque.
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10 Performance Cars We Think Are Surprisingly Undervalued
SlashGear recognizes some undervalued gems in the performance car market as the era of manual, RWD cars with minimal electronic interference comes to and end.
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Jeep Week Daytona And More: 5 Events Every Jeep Owner Should Know About
Looking for someplace to test out the true capabilities of your Jeep? Check out Jeep Week Daytona and these other off-roading events coming in 2024.
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What's The Difference Between Floor & Transmission Jacks
A standard floor jack works for many standard car repair tasks, but for removing bigger parts, a transmission jack is better. Here's the difference.
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Why You Might Not Be Able To Buy A Car On Sunday
You may be wondering why you can't head to the dealership and pick up a new ride on Sunday. As it turns out the answer is complicated. Here's what we know.
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