What Happened To The Auburn Automobile Company?
Auburn was one of the most prestigious automobile brands of the early 20th century. So why don't we see any driving on the streets today?
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This 2027 Genesis GV70 Prestige Graphite Flips The Script On Luxury Crossovers
Genesis already showed it has what it takes to compete in the luxury segment, but its strategy isn't the same as Mercedes, BMW, and Audi.
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Why Are Japanese Mini Trucks Typically So Cheap?
Japanese mini trucks, also known as kei trucks, are designed as everyday workhorses ideal for Japan's narrow, low-speed roads, and are a favorite for import.
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24 Of The Best Budget Kit Cars
If you don't have deep enough pockets to pay for a custom sports car, then get your hands dirty with these kit cars that won't break the bank.
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Major Car Battery Brands Ranked Worst To Best
Choosing a new battery is an important and potentially expensive decision. Here are the major car battery brands and why some are better than others.
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Why Do So Many Modern Cars Have Plastic Engine Covers?
If you pop the hood on most modern cars you’ll find a slab of plastic covering the engine. It turns out there's very good reasons why that's the case.
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BMW's All-Electric Wagon Caught In Camo, But We're Prepared For Disappointment
A lightly camouflaged prototype of the BMW i3 Touring was spotted testing at the Nürburgring, and sadly, there is a chance it won't reach the States.
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2027 Honda Passport TrailSport First Drive: Did Honda Go Too Far?
Honda made the Passport TrailSport better off-road, but is that what drivers really needed?
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Can You Use Duct Tape To Patch A Broken Car Bumper?
If you have a broken bumper on your car, you may be tempted to pull out old reliable duct tape to fix things up, but is that necessarily the best idea?
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Why Are So Many Of America's Police Cars Fords?
If you've taken a good look at police cars in the U.S., you may have noticed a lot them are made by Ford. Here's why that is and how long Ford's been doing it.
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What Kind Of Motor Oil Do Massimo's Mini Vehicles Need?
Massimo is a major purveyor of tiny, adorable vehicles that resemble jeeps and dirt bikes, with tiny combustion engines. What kind of oil do they need?
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Why Did F1 Cars Stop Using Turbocharged Engines For Over 20 Years?
Between 1977 and 1989, F1 cars had powerful turbocharged engines that made over 1,000 hp. The sport eventually moved away from them, though, and here's why.
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Driving The New Electric Range Rover Reminded Me What's More Important Than Being First
It may not be the first luxury electric SUV, but the 2027 Range Rover EV550 arrives with something arguably far more important.
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What Makes Ford's 6.4L Power Stroke One Of The Least Reliable Diesel Engines?
The 6.4L Power Stroke promised to fix the 6.0L’s mistakes. Here’s why it’s still considered one of the worst diesels ever put in a pickup.
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4 Automotive Diagnostic Tools From Harbor Freight To Add To Your DIY Collection
Knowing what's wrong with your car can save you lots of time and money in repair fees. These Harbor Freight tools make some routine diagnostics way easier.
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10 Of The Coolest Motorcycles Under The Harley-Davidson CVO Banner
Harley-Davidson has been making top of the line bikes under the Custom Vehicle Operations - or CVO - name for over 25 years. Here are the coolest CVO bikes so far.
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Which Subaru SUV Is The Closest Equivalent To The Toyota RAV4?
The Toyota RAV4 has plenty of rivals, including a closely matched Subaru SUV. Here's how their pricing, efficiency, power, and capability compare on paper.
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5 Harbor Freight Finds Useful For Repairing A Flat Tire
Harbor Freight is known to have dependable tools at an affordable price, and it's worth checking out these useful finds in case of a flat tire.
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Why Are Some Road Signs Yellow?
Road signs have many ways of getting drivers' attention to impart information or alert them to upcoming hazards, including bright colors like yellow.
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How Long Can A Volkswagen Beetle Float On Water?
The old-school VW Beetles from the 70s and 80s were built so tough that they could float on water. If you were wondering how long, here's what we know.
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BMW iX7 Caught Looking Like A Fast Electric Brick At The Nuburgring
BMW is testing what looks like a new iX7 at Nuburgring, all covered in camo and we have photos! Here's what we think is up with this brick on wheels.
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BMW Made The 2027 7 Series Even Better, And I Know Which I'd Buy
The refreshed 7 Series now looks the part, but how do you choose between ICE and all-electric?
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Spied In Testing, This Bentley Supersports Convertible Will Be Equally Rare On The Road
We got some shots of what looks like a new Bentley Supersports Convertible out on the road, indicating that a new ultra-exclusive car may be imminent.
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Lamborghini's Revuelto SV Has More Power, But That's Not What Makes It So Much Better
Even with 1,050 horsepower to play with, I was a Revuelto SV skeptic. Here's what changed my mind.
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Should You Flush A Sealed Transmission?
Claims of lifetime longevity and never-change fluids raise eyebrows when it comes to transmissions. Should you flush yours if it is factory-sealed?
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5 Drawbacks Of Pushrod Engines
Pushrod engines are a product of the past, yet they still deliver major performance in cars like the C8 Corvette. So why aren't pushrods everywhere?
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Who Owns Daihatsu & Where Are Its Mini Trucks Manufactured?
Daihatsu is known for many things, including mini-trucks like the Hi-Jet. Let's see where it builds them — and whether it has a parent company.
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