What Engine Was In The Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift Mustang?
"The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift" it was a big departure for the series, but it still had fast cars, like the 1967 Mustang fastback seen in the finale.
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The Best Years For The Hyundai Elantra, And Some To Avoid (According To Owners)
The Hyundai Elantra is renowned for its affordability, especially on the used car market, but there are a handful of models that you'll want to avoid.
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What Happened To Saucemoto Car Sauce Holder From Shark Tank Season 10?
The Saucemoto was a way to get fast food into sauces in your car without making a mess. The sharks showed interest, but wanted more of a stake in the company.
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8 Of The Best Sounding Cars Ever Made
A car's looks and performance might be the things you look for first when shopping, but never skimp on the way a vehicle sounds. The more rumbles, the better.
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Spread Holiday Cheer With These Christmas Car Decorations This Year
'Tis the season to outfit homes with Christmas cheer, so why not cars, too? We've got ideas for lots of kinds of decorations at a wide range of prices.
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5 Of The Worst F1 Cars In History
F1 is known for having the highest-performing racers in the world, but not all designs or engines are created equal. Here's 5 that go down as the worst ever.
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4 Of The Most Powerful Engines Ever Put Into The Pontiac Firebird
The Pontiac Firebird is an iconic American muscle car and has had several engines over the years. Here are four of the most powerful ones.
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What Years Did Pontiac Use Snowflake Wheels And Which Models Had Them?
Pontiac never actually called them "snowflake wheels," but they were popular anyway, in a variety of colors often inspired by the special models that had them.
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What Is A Turbo Wastegate & How Do They Work?
The wastegate is one of the most important components of every turbocharger. But what are internal and external wastegates and what purpose do they serve?
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The Best Of The LA Auto Show 2024 (And The Trends You Might've Missed)
Each year, automakers compete to overshadow each other at the LA Auto Show. Here's what stood out - both inside and outside the hall - in 2024
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Mercedes' New Solar Paint Could Mean Free Charging For EVs
One of the biggest issues consumers have with electric vehicles is range anxiety, but Mercedes' new solar paint could mean free charging for future EVs.
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Can You Put Oil In A Hot Engine (And Should You?)
Although it's safer to change your vehicle's oil after the engine has cooled down, there are benefits to doing so while the engine is still hot.
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Can You Drive Without An Engine Splash Shield?
No-one wants water, mud, and other road detritus bouncing up into their car's engine compartment, and the splash shield prevents it.
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What Kind Of Cars Do The Lincoln Lawyer Drive In The TV Show?
The Netflix series "The Lincoln Lawyer" sees its lead character, Mickey Haller, drive a variety of cars, though not all of them are Lincolns.
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Payload Vs. Towing Capacity: What's The Difference (And Which Is More Important)
Truck owners should be well aware of their vehicle's payload and towing capacity. How do these terms differ from each other, and why are they so important?
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8 Of The Most Reliable Chrysler Engines Ever Made
Chrysler engines have been powering some of the most iconic American-built vehicles for decades. Here are the ones that can last the longest.
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Honda Pilot Vs. Toyota Highlander: How Do These Popular SUVs Compare?
The Honda Pilot and Toyota Highlander are both popular midsize SUVs. If you are trying to decide between the two, here are their key differences.
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The Tesla Cybercab Seems Like An Even Worse Idea In Person
Elon Musk is betting the future of Tesla on autonomous driving, and a $30,000 self-driving robotaxi. But from what we've seen, there's a lot left to address.
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7 Features On The 2026 Ioniq 9 That Other SUVs Need To Steal
Hyundai's first all-electric three row SUV isn't just brand new at the LA Auto Show 2024, it's also full of features we'd love to see rival cars "borrow"
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Everything We Know About The Toyota 4Runner TRD Surf Concept
Toyota unveiled a stylish 4Runner TRD Surf Concept at SEMA 2024, harkening back to the vehicle's first generation. Here's what it's got going on under the hood.
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5 Of The Best Non-Harley Cruisers To Consider In 2024
If you're looking for a cruiser for a long-distance motorcycle ride but can't afford a Harley, these five cruisers will suit your needs just fine.
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These High-Resale Value SUVs Are A Smart Buyer's Best Bet
Many SUVs have strong resale values after five or more years off the lot, making them a smart purchase for money-savvy new car buyers.
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5 Cars That Don't Deserve Their Bad Reputations
Because of questionable testing, shoddy journalism or the curse of being ahead of their time, these cars suffered more notoriety than they deserved.
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Kia's Most Popular SUV Just Got A Big Update (And We Know Which Version We'd Pick)
Kia's 2026 model year Sportage SUVs are getting some significant upgrades, but two particular variants' changes make them a no-brainer for buyers.
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2025 Kia EV6 Gets Range And Tech Boost (So Why Would You Buy A Tesla?)
Tesla's perception as the leading EV brand might be in doubt after the recent reveal of the 2025 Kia EV6 and all its upgrades and enhancements.
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The 2026 Kia EV9 GT Turns A Family SUV Into A 3-Row Sports Car
Kia announced the 2026 Kia EV9 GT at the LA Auto Show, and it’s giving its electric three-row SUV some serious muscle. Here is everything we know.
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Why Is Suzuki Discontinuing The Jimny After 2025?
While Suzuki left the U.S. market several years ago, now Suzuki is paring down its lineup for the EU market as it preps for the fully-electric transition.
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