Hula Girl Dashboard Dolls: How Cultural Obsession Led To The Legendary Accessory
There is perhaps no more iconic image in automobiles than the traditional hula girl dancing on the dashboard, but what led to its widespread appeal?
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How Did The Chevrolet Nova Become A Toyota Corolla?
During the '80s and the fallout of the Oil Crisis, U.S. automakers had to think outside of the box to develop competing, reliable economy sedans and compacts.
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Why Is The 1967 Ford Mustang Called Eleanor?
The iconic Eleanor Ford Mustang is prominently featured in the 1974 film "Gone in 60 Seconds" and its 2000 remake, but where did that name come from?
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4 Cheap Car Battery Brands That Actually Last (According To Reviews)
Car batteries won't last for ever, but you don't have to spend a fortunes to find a battery that will perform well with a surpising lifespan.
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Chevy Tahoe RST Vs. Z71: What's The Difference Between These Trims?
The Chevrolet Tahoe RST and Z71 are the middle two of six trims available for the 2025 model year. What is the difference between a Tahoe RST and X71?
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10 Newer Motorcycles That Have Cruise Control
Going on a long road trip on the back of a motorcycle doesn't have to be a tedious pain. Much like cars, many bikes from major brands offer cruise control.
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10 Of The Best Apps For Tracking Your Vehicle's Mileage
Easily track your vehicle's mileage and save on taxes or expenses with these top 10 apps, perfect for business owners and personal use alike.
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What Motorcycle Does Harley-Davidson Use In Its Riding Academy?
Those attending the Harley-Davidson Riding Academy used to ride the Street 500. Since 2023, they've been using a new Harley-Davidson motorcycle model.
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2025 Ford F-150 Review: Hybrid V6 And New BlueCruise Help Find The Sweet Spot
SlashGear gets behind the wheel of the 2025 Ford F-150 hybrid V6 to test its new BlueCruise. Here's everything you need to know about the new model.
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4 Of The Best Years For The Lexus RX 300 (And 1 To Avoid)
The Lexus RX 300 was the first unibody SUV when it debuted in 1998. What are the best years for the first-gen RX 300, and what year should you stay away from?
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Every Dodge Viper Generation Ranked From Worst To Best
The Dodge Viper took the performance car world by storm upon its release, but like many car models, the first version wasn't necessarily the best.
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Why Did Indian Discontinue The FTR 1200 Motorcycle?
Indian Motorcycle recently announced that it was discontinuing the FTR 1200. Here is everything we know about why it made that decision.
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Should You Change Your Car's Oil Filter With Every Oil Change?
Regularly changing your oil and oil filter are an important part of car maintenance, but is it necessary to change the filter every time you change the oil?
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Here's What Happens To The Presidential Limo After Service
Presidential limousines give years of faithful service to the chief executives who ride in them. But what happens to them when the cars' days of glory are over?
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Is The 2025 Ford Capri Real?
The Ford Capri was a popular car in the ‘70s and ‘80s but is it true that Ford is bringing it back for the 2025 model year? The answer is yes and no.
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What Does LFA Stand For On Lexus?
The LFA was a limited-run supercar made by Lexus several years ago. Here is what LFA stands for and what happened to that particular model of car.
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12 Cool Car Gadgets You Can Buy From Amazon In 2025
Is your car lacking all the bells and whistles you want? These gadgets can bring functionality and frills to vehicles long after the days when they were new.
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How Long Should New Tires Last? Here's What You Need To Know
The condition of your vehicle's tires is vital for keeping you safe on the road. However, their lifespan will depend on a variety of factors.
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Why Current (And Former) US Presidents Aren't Allowed To Drive
Presidents can order nuclear missiles launched and change U.S. government policy with a stroke of their pens. So why won't the Secret Service let them drive?
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What Is A Nissan Hardbody Truck And Which Years Were They Made?
Ever heard of the classic Nissan Hardbody truck? Here's everything you need to know about how it got its name and the years it was in production.
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McLaren W1 First Look: $2.1m Supercar Won Over Jay Leno, But I Still Need Convincing
McLaren's F1-inspired supercar flirts with the human limits of g-force, but in an age of speedy EVs, is the P1 just too old-school to really appeal?
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Want A Lexus That Uses Regular Gas? These Are Your Only Options
Most Lexus models you can buy operate on 91 octane premium gas. However, over the years, a few models actually recommended 87 octane standard fuel instead.
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Kawasaki Wants You To Pay For Its New Voice Commands Feature
Kawasaki has launched a new voice command feature for its motorcycles, but there's a catch: you'll have to pay for it. Here's what you need to know.
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4 Of The Worst Cars Built In The 1970s
During the Oil Crisis, so many American cars had their power hampered significantly to protect the climate, resulting in several unimpressive models.
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10 Of The Most Satisfying Cars & SUVs Available Today (According To Consumer Reports)
Straight line speed, tight cornering, and lush interiors are all well and good, but there's a lot more driver satisfaction than just what's on the specs sheet.
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6 Of The Worst-Looking Chevrolets Ever Made
Some iconic Chevrolets helped define vehicle style, while others were just objectively ugly. Here are 6 of the worst-looking models in the company's history.
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What Is Peak Engine Horsepower? (And Why Keen Drivers Will Want To Know It)
Horsepower can be measured in many different ways. We explain what peak horsepower means and why it is important for drivers to know.
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