'Took Customers For A Ride': Porsche Resto Shop Owner Found Guilty Of $10M Fraud
Think your prized classic Porsche is safe at a respected restoration shop? Discover how one owner secretly sold clients' vehicles and pocketed millions.
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GM Killed The Blackwing V8, But Cadillac Has The Perfect Replacement
The Blackwing V8 may be no more, but Cadillac is teeing up something that might be even better. If you pay attention to racing, you may have already seen it.
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Genesis Is Finally Ready For Its Biggest Challenge (And The GV80 Coupe Proves It)
If you want to be taken seriously as a luxury automaker, you have to bring your A-game to the fiercest segment around.
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This Aston Martin V12 Just Became The Most Powerful Front-Engine Supercar
Aston Martin is no stranger to high-end supercars. The brand elected to go for the front-engine for its latest V12-powered supercar in the lineup.
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What Are Crush Washers And Can You Reuse Them For An Oil Change?
Crush washers serve a very important purpose in your car, but you may be wondering if they always need to be replaced. Here's what you need to know.
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This '57 Corvette Just Set A World Record Seven Decades In The Making
Few people own cars for more than a decade, let alone multiple decades. But the owner of this '57 Vette did exactly that, setting a record in the process.
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Shelby GT350 Vs. Dark Horse SC: Which One Is The Ultimate Mustang Convertible?
Two supercharged drop-top muscle cars are battling for supremacy. Discover which high-powered open-air beast is built for track days versus cruising.
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Lucid's New SUV Is A Luxurious Family Vehicle That's Quicker Than A Lamborghini
EV automaker Lucid is introducing a brand new SUV that offers luxury, family-friendly practicality, and performance all in one impressive package.
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$10M Worth Of Supercars Seized In Record-Setting Three-Day Crackdown
An operation carried out by London's Metropolitan Police seized multiple high-end cars being driven recklessly or obtained under suspicious circumstances.
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5 Of The Best Products Sony Should Have Never Discontinued
In its over seven-decade history, Sony has launched and then stopped making dozens of products. Here are the ones we want back.
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6 Of The Fastest Jaguar Sports Cars Of The '90s
In the 1990s, Jaguar produced some elegant models with top-grade power, but what was the fastest? Here are the fastest Jaguar sports cars of the '90s.
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The Story Of Hodaka: The Best Dirt Bike You've Never Heard Of
Hodaka has one of the most interesting company stories of any motorcycle brand, coupled with a cult following that remains to this day.
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Ford 300 Vs. Chevy 292: How Do These Legendary Inline-6 Engines Compare?
Both the Ford 300 and Chevy 292 inline-six engines are legendary powerplants dating back to the 1960s, which has always prompted comparisons between the two.
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5 Of The Most Hated Pontiac Models Ever Made
Pontiac may have been one of the great innovators in American automotive history, these cars show the writing was on the wall well before GM pulled the plug.
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The Most Iconic Movie Or TV Car Of All Time, According To 33% Of People
There's no shortage of iconic cars from movies, but some of them are more popular than others, and our readers reveal which one stands out among them.
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Acura's New Concept Car Has The Coolest Doors Since The McLaren F1
Known for reliable SUVs, this automaker just shocked Monterey Car Week with a futuristic concept car featuring wild, McLaren-style butterfly doors.
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Marilyn Monroe Only Owned Three Cars (And They All Had One Thing In Common)
There are plenty of rumors surrounding the life of Marilyn Monroe, including the vehicles she owned. Actually, only three have been found to be in her name.
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How Many Miles Is Too Many For An NA Mazda MX-5 Miata?
If you've ever considered buying an NA Mazda MX-5 Miata, you probably wondered how many miles is too much. The short answer is: It depends. Let's talk about it.
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What Makes The 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback Such An Iconic Car?
The first Ford Mustang models flew off the shelves with their introduction in 1964, but the '67 model has some unique features that make it truly iconic.
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Google Maps On Android Auto Is Getting Its Biggest Update In Years
While it's still currently rolling out across compatible devices, Android Auto version 17.3 is bringing a major mapping and navigational update.
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Why Do Some US Roads Have Two Different Speed Limit Signs?
You may have seen a sign on a U.S. road designating two different speed limits. Actually, those limits are designed to regulate different types of vehicles.
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Can You Use A Motorcycle Helmet After It's Been Dropped?
Safety is critical for any motorcycle rider, and that extends to the gear you wear. Nowhere is that more important than your motorcycle helmet.
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What's The Difference Between A Tow Hitch And A Tow Package?
When you're shopping for a towing vehicle, you will almost certainly encounter the terms tow hitch and tow package. What's the difference between them?
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Not Toyota, Not Ford: This Is The Highest-Revving Inline-6 Engine Of All Time
You might expect it from sleek sports car or a rough and ready pickup, but this BMW engine delivered impressive power to quite few cars in the early 2000s.
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15 Best Alfa Romeos Of All Time
Alfa Romeo isn't as mainstream as other Italian luxury automakers -- but it has produced a lineup of aesthetically superior vehicles.
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Man Gets Busted For Speeding. Then Blames It All On Tesla's Self-Driving Feature
No one likes getting a speeding ticket, but if you're trying to get out of it, maybe don't admit to the police that you weren't actually the one driving.
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2026 Kawasaki Versys 650 Review: Can An Affordable Daily-Rider Also Be A Road-Trip Hero?
A few options and accessories make Kawasaki's motorcycle a fantastic all-rounder.
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