Did Lexus Ever Make A Station Wagon?
Lexus, a car brand where "luxury" is literally in the name, has made all kinds of cars over the years, but did it make a station wagon? Here's what we know.
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We Asked A Car Detailer Which Products Are Actually Worth The Hype, And This Was The Best
Car detailing products are all over the place, and for a beginner, it's hard to know which are worth the hype. So, we asked a pro what's worth buying.
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5 Essential Parts You'll Need Before Starting An LS Swap
No matter which LS series engine you use or what vehicle you're putting it in, there are a handful of parts you're going to need to finish the job.
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5 Bulletproof Vehicles You Can Actually Drive On The Street
Assuming you have millions in the bank, you can buy an armored vehicle that can cruise down city streets, block bullets, and withstand explosions.
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5 Cheap Cars That Will Go Over 155 MPH
If you have a need for speed, and also a fairly limited budget, there are some cars that will scratch both itches. Here are some of our favorites.
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What Do 'No Standing' Signs Mean, And Are They Different From 'No Parking?'
Street signs can be deceptively simple, but the difference between “No Standing” and “No Parking” can determine whether you drive away or pay a fine.
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What License Do You Need To Operate Heavy Caterpillar Trucks And Machinery?
The massive heavy equipment created by Caterpillar can be found across job sites in the U.S., but what does it take to actually operate one?
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Every Generation Pontiac Trans Am, Ranked Worst To Best
The Pontiac Trans Am is one of the most iconic muscle cars ever made, and while the car (and the brand) isn't around anymore, every generation was interesting.
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Gas Prices Are Beginning To Come Down Some In Select US States - Here's Why
Gas prices have been easing a little, but only in some parts of the country. The reasons why are complex, and the relief at the gas pump may only be temporary.
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13 Luxury Car Gadgets That Will Make Your Cheap Car Feel High-Tech
If you don't feel like spending the money for a pricey luxury car but still want a taste of what you're missing, then these high-tech gadgets will do the job.
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Why The New Lexus ES Hybrid Was The Most Surprising Car I Drove All Year
Lexus took a huge gamble with the 2026 ES hybrid, but does it pay off?
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5 Cars You Might Not Expect To Have Turbochargers
Turbochargers are all over the automotive industry today, from economy cars to supercars. Sometimes, they would pop up in some very unexpected models.
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The Scary Reason Behind Toyota's Rav4 Plug-In Hybrid Recall In October 2026
Toyota has issued a recall for its 2026 RAV4 plug-in hybrid vehicles, and the reason for the recall is quite scary. Here's everything you need to know.
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These 1971 Cars Sent The American Muscle Era Out With A Bang
With the Malaise Era looming close at the time, 1971 is often considered the last year you could get a decent muscle car from an American manufacturer.
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5 Mid-Size SUVs With Better Ratings Than The Land Rover Defender
The Land Rover Defender has a lot of appeal as a luxurious and highly capable off-road SUV. There are some other good options in the mid-size SUV segment.
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Road Trip Checklist: How To Clean Your Car Well Before A Big Adventure
Cleaning your car before a road trip can make the journey more comfortable and help prevent messes from piling up. Here's what to tackle before you leave.
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Is The Mack Pioneer Just A Rebadged Volvo VNL?
The Pioneer, Mack Trucks' new long haul long-haul highway model, shares quite a bit of DNA with the Volvo VNL, leading many to wonder about their differences.
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How To Use A Multimeter When Working On Your Car: A Beginner's Guide
Multimeters can be a useful tool for both novices and professionals to limit their mistakes in automotive repair. Here's how to properly use one.
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Ferrari's 296 Challenge Stradale Already Looks Wild
A prototype of a new version of the Ferrari 296 has been spotted in Germany. This particular variant is itself a variant of the 296 Challenge, but road legal.
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5 Cars That Were Unpopular In The '70s, But Now Sell For Serious Cash
Buyers in the 1970s wanted nothing to do with these cars, and dealers struggled to move them. Fast forward 50 years, and the joke's on everyone who passed.
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Tesla Semi-Trucks Could Be The Big Winner In America's Diesel Price Crisis
Tesla has finally started volume production of its long-delayed electric Semi, and it couldn't have come at a better time, given the spike in diesel costs.
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BMW M5 Refresh Caught Testing At The Nurburgring: What's Likely Behind The Camo
A disguised BMW M5 has hit the Nürburgring with some intriguing changes. Is this just a facelift, or is BMW preparing something bigger?
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Is The Toyota Land Cruiser Body-On-Frame Or Unibody? (And Does It Really Matter?)
Which camp does Toyota's legendary Land Cruiser belong to in the unibody versus body-on-frame debate? And should any of us even care how it's built?
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'It's Not Fair': Mechanic Blames Rising Auto Repair Costs On Our High-Tech New Cars
Car repair prices are on the rise, and it's not just because of standard economic issues -- high-tech cars often require more labor and pricier tools.
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5 New Diesel Engines Coming Out In 2027
The diesel engine may have fallen out of favor, but some manufacturers aren't letting go of it. We're about to see some impressive new diesels in 2027.
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2027 Mercedes-Benz GLE And GLS First Drive: What's New, What's Not, And What Should Be
Mercedes' arguably created the three-row luxury SUV segment, but do its latest models innovate enough to hold rivals at bay?
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What Does A Road Sign That Says 'Thickly Settled' Mean?
Road signs throughout the Commonwealth of Massachusetts may warn you to slow down for "thickly settled" areas, but what exactly does that mean?
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