An Even More Appealing Version Of Mercedes' Unusual New Limo Just Got Caught In Testing
Could settling range anxiety win over American drivers to Mercedes' new vision of luxury?
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How Connecticut Traffic Laws Are Changing In October 2026
Connecticut residents should be aware of new traffic laws going into effect in October, if only to keep themselves safe and avoid the consequences.
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2027 Kia EV3 First Drive: An Affordable EV With Good Range (Just Pick This Trim)
Driving Kia's newest model convinced me the 2027 EV3 is the right EV at the right time.
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Why You Can't Push Start A Car With An Automatic Transmission
It's relatively easy to bump start a car with a manual transmission due to the science behind it, but you can't do it with an automatic car. Why is that?
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6.0 Vs. 7.3 Powerstroke: How Do The Diesel Engines Compare?
The 7.3-liter Power Stroke diesel is one of Ford's most revered diesel engines, but how does it compare to its replacement, the 6.0-liter Powerstroke?
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How The Cost Of Changing Your Oil Has Changed Since The 1960s
Oil changes looked very different in the 1960s. Find out how inflation, wages, motor oil, and changing car technology have reshaped this routine expense.
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5 Things To Consider Before Buying A Hyundai Tucson (According To Owners)
Despite being Hyundai's most popular and best-selling vehicle, Tucson owners are finding unwelcome surprises after driving their cars home.
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What Does A Rectangular Road Sign With Two Arrows Pointing Left & Right Mean?
If you're driving down the road and come to a road sign with two arrows point in opposite directions, here's what that means and what you need to do.
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Here's How Often You Should Be Changing Gear Oil
Oil is a crucial part of keeping any vehicle going, but it's not just engine oil that needs regular checks and replacement. Gear oil is another important one.
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Diesel Vs Gas Engines: Which Is Easier For Home Mechanics To Repair?
With the right tools and expertise, home mechanics can repair and maintain both gas and diesel engines themselves -- but one can be more difficult to do so.
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New Kia Sportage Prototype Spotted: Here's What We Know
Kia's Sportage is one of its most successful models, so it's a big deal when a new generation goes into road-testing.
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What's The Difference Between Hybrid Oil And Regular Motor Oil?
Before you throw whatever oil you have into your hybrid car, you should know the differences between hybrid oil and motor oil, and how interchangeable they are.
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5 Cars Owned By Mick Fleetwood That Prove He Has Great Taste
Mick Fleetwood of Fleetwood Mac is a legendary musician and also happens to be an avid collector of '60s British autos. Some really show his sense of style.
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Everything You Need To Consider Before Buying A Truck Bed Tool Box
Truck bed toolboxes come in all shapes, sizes, types, and materials. Given they are exposed to the elements, there's a lot more you should keep in mind.
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US Ends Two-Year Investigation Into Jeep Fire Risks
When several Jeeps caught file while parked, some even turned off, the NHTSA took notice. Now, two years later, the investigation has concluded.
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How Gas Prices In 2016 Compare To What You Pay In 2026
If you're feeling pain at the pump when you fill up, you're not alone; May 2026 saw a four-year high in gas prices. A decade ago was a different story, though.
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5 Hybrids Most Likely To Make It To 250,000 Miles, Per iSeeCars Study
Want a fuel-efficient car built for the long haul? Discover the five hybrid models most likely to hit 250,000 miles in a new iSeeCars study.
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4 Cars Porsche Made That Weren't Porsches
Over the years, Porsche has accepted contracts from many manufacturers, with certain collaborations leading to some of the world's most popular vehicles.
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12 Of The Greatest Ford V8 Engines Ever Made
Ford has a long, storied history of putting out powerful V8 engines. Here are the ones we think truly broke the mold, powering Mustangs, Super Duties, and more.
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How Turbocharged Engines Have Changed From The '80s To Today
Turbocharged engines are now a common sight in engine bays, but they were once the preserve of serious enthusiast cars. Let's look at how they've changed.
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5 Classics That Make Perfect LS Engine Swap Candidates
LS engine swaps have been popular since the '90s, but picking the perfect car can be a chore. Here's some classic cars that are perfect for your next swap.
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2 Things A Magic Eraser Can Clean On Your Car (And 7 It Should Never Touch)
Magic erasers can tackle tough grime around the house, but cars are trickier. Knowing where to stop could save you from a costly mistake.
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Do Buoys Have Anchors? Here's How They Stay In Place
A buoy needs something to keep it steady, or else it would be swept away from the location it was set there to mark. Here's how they stay in place.
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Mercedes-AMG's CLE 53 Cabriolet Loses The Roof And What's Left Is Even Better
Cheap? No. Fun? Absolutely.
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What's The Thickest Grade Motor Oil And Which Engines Can Use It?
Back in the early 20th century, there were only five motor oil grades. Today, there are more than a dozen for various types of engines and vehicles.
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How California Car Buying Laws Are Changing In October 2026
A new law adding protections for car buyers in California has now taken effect. Here's how the CARS Act works and what it offers to consumers.
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Gas Prices Are Surging Around The World - Here's Where Fueling Up Costs The Most
Countries that produce their own oil pay less at the pump than ones that import it. As prices surge around the world, certain places feel rising prices most.
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