What Is An Oil Filter Bypass And Does Your Diesel Car Need One?
Even microscopic debris can contribute to engine wear over time. Bypass oil filters promise cleaner oil, but there’s more to consider before installing one.
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Don't Expect To Tow Much With Ford's New Fathom Pickup Truck
If Ford trucks are known for anything, it's having solid towing power. That's why it might sound surprising that the Ford Fathom won't have much towing power.
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Why Some Pickup Trucks Have Aluminum Beds, But Steel Frames
With all the advancements in the automotive industry, a lot of trucks have switched to aluminum beds, but they still use steel frames. Why is that?
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5 Essential Requirements To Know For An Engine Swap
What could be easier than pulling your car's engine and sliding a nice, new powerplant in its place? Turns out, most things. Here's what to consider.
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Why Hyundai Is Suddenly So Serious About Body-On-Frame Trucks
At the Hyundai Group's Investor Meeting in August of 2026, the automaker showed its serious intentions to compete in the body-on-frame pickup segment.
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Why Is Ford's 7.3-Liter Godzilla Crate Engine So Reliable?
Ford’s 7.3-liter Godzilla V8 seems like a throwback among today’s downsized engines. But there’s more to this massive workhorse than brute force.
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How Long Do Shocks Last & What Factors Might Affect Their Lifespan?
Shock absorbers, or dampers, are a crucial component of any vehicle's suspension system. How long can you expect them to last? What affects their lifespan?
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Acura NSX Resale Value: How Much Has The Second-Gen Supercar Depreciated?
The Acura NSX was an exotic machine with an exotic price tag. We look at how the second-generation supercar is faring on today’s used market.
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5 Underrated Motor Oil Brands That Can Compete With Castrol
Castrol is often considered engine oil royalty. Its products are great, make no mistake, but there are some underrated oil brands that are worth a chance.
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Adding Water Could Cut Diesel Emissions (But You Can't Just Pour It In The Tank)
The automotive industry already has several ways to reduce diesel emissions, but adding water to the fuel may be the next big step toward cleaner diesels.
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4 Toyota Models With Terrible Reputations
Toyota has a widespread reputation for making reliable vehicles, but that hasn't always been the case. Even Toyota has made a few less-than-stellar models.
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These Head-Turning Motorcycles Defined The '90s
The 1990s was a time when motorcycles were making a pivotal change in design and performance. Here are five motorcycles that completely defined the '90s.
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Mazda's Iconic Rotary Engine Explained: How It Works And Why It Went Away
The rotary engine isn't found very often these days, but the engine has played its own important role in the history of the automobile.
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These Dirt Bikes Are Some Of The Rarest In Existence
These are the coolest but rarest dirt bikes from big-name brands like BMW and Cannondale down to little-known makers like Izh and Ammex.
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10 Honda Cars That Are Dirt Cheap To Maintain
There are many Honda vehicles that are worth your investment, primarily due to the money you can save down the line on maintenance costs.
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Why Do Some Trailer Hitches Have Three Balls?
You've probably seen them at truck stops and on the road: trailer hitches with two extra balls on either side. What are the other two balls for?
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4 Perks Of Buying Tires At Costco
Thinking of getting tires from Costco? Beyond just the price, there are four underrated perks that make the deal worth a closer look.
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5 Classic Cars That Had Digital Dashboards Way Before They Hit Mainstream
Digitization is commonplace in car cabins today, but the technology is older than you might expect. Here are some early adopters of digital dashboards
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Toyota Once Used Two Different Inline-5 Diesels For The Land Cruiser
The inline-five is not an especially common engine configuration these days, but back in the 1990s multiple Toyota Land Cruisers made regular use of them.
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The Pros And Cons Of Using Flex Seal To Coat An RV Roof
Flex Seal might be a solid product that is great at sealing lots of different things, but there are some things to consider before you slap it on your RV roof.
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'Creates A Road Hazard': Jeep Recalls Nearly 400K Grand Cherokee SUVs
Jeep has been the subject of multiple recalls already this year, and it just added another to the pile. Here's what's going on with the Grand Cherokee.
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6 Downsides Of Driving A Compact Car
Compact cars are typically more affordable than larger ones, but there are certain trade-offs you get for better fuel efficiency and a lower monthly payment.
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Here's How Long You Can Expect Your All-Terrain Tires To Last
If you often take your vehicle off-road, but haven't given much thought to how long you've had your all-terrain tires, don't worry. Here's what you should know.
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The Dodge Viper Might Be Dead, But This New Supercar Could Be The Next Best Thing
The Dodge Viper is no more, but some of its components live on. Bristol is building an ultra-limited run of new cars with a familiar V10 under the hood.
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907 HP Lamborghini Joins Italy's Police Fleet For A Very Specific Purpose
Lamborghini has provided vehicles to the Italian police for decades now, and the latest is a 907-hp Temerario that the automaker unveiled in September.
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The Big 2028 Volvo XC40 Refresh Looks Great, But The Major Change Is Inside
Volvo's compact crossover gets crisper looks, a tech upgrade inside, and new luxury options, but there's still something missing.
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11 Non-Toyota Cars With Toyota Engines Under The Hood
Toyota's many engine designs have powered everything from revolutionary racing cars to forgotten sedans to economy commuters during decades of global operation.
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