What Is Toyota's Crawl Control And Which Vehicles Come With The Feature?
Not every Toyota comes with Crawl Control, though drivers may wish they did. Only the most rugged vehicles in Toyota's lineup have this useful feature.
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6 Coolest Easter Eggs On The Jeep Renegade
When it comes to hidden gems, Jeep is basically the Easter Bunny, and these are some of the best ones.
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6 Honda Vehicles You Can Finally Import In 2025
There are several cool Hondas that have never been sold in the United States, but here are six that are now free from the 25-year import rule.
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How Many Times Can A Funny Car Use Its Engine Before It Has To Be Rebuilt?
They may look odd, but funny cars pack a speed and horsepower punch so fierce that they put a great strain on their engines. How long can they last?
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How The Toyota Tacoma Got Its Name
Named after one of the Pacific Northwest's biggest cities, the Toyota Tacoma replaced the numbered nomenclature of older Hilux trucks for the U.S. market.
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How Fast Is The 2025 Ford Mustang GTD? A Look At Its Top Speed
While the Mustang has traditionally been classified as a muscle car, the 2025 GTD puts it equally in supercar territory. Here's how fast the model can go.
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Why Do F1 Cars Swerve On The Track?
The shortest way between two points is a straight line, but F1 drivers do a lot of zigzagging on the track. There's method to their madness.
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Does The TRX On Ram Trucks Stand For Anything & Where Did The Name Come From?
Lots of people have speculated over the years about the origins of the Ram 1500 TRX's name, but the real answer puts an end to the guessing game.
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10 Of The Best Budget-Friendly Motorcycles Under $6000 (According To Reviews)
While a lot of big brands have no shortage of high-price motorcycles on offer, if your budget is a little more modest, you've still got some great options.
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Why Your Check Engine Light Is On After An Oil Change
When your car's oil has just been changed, it should be at its best, right? So why is it that sometimes after an oil change, the check enging light comes on?
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What Are Truck Bull Bars Made For & Are They Legal To Use In The US?
Many owners add bull bars to the front of their trucks. Here is what bull bars are designed for and if they are legal to use in the United States.
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What Does A Solid Blue Light Mean On A Police Car?
You've probably learned to dread seeing those flashing red and blue lights in your rearview mirror, but what does a solid blue light mean on a police car?
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What Are Wheel Spacers And Are They Safe?
When adding mods to cars, owners will often add wheel spacers. We explain what wheel spacers are and whether they are safe to use.
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12 Of The Strangest Driving Laws You'll Find In The United States
While most driving laws are in place to keep everyone using the roads safe, there are a few that don't much sense. Here are the weirdest road laws in the U.S.
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How To Determine What Size Dirt Bike Helmet You Should Buy
There's a fairly simple way to figure out what size dirt bike helmet you should purchase and how to ensure it fits.
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Ford Expedition Vs. Chevrolet Tahoe: 3-Row SUVs, Compared
Both the 2025 Ford Expedition and Chevrolet Tahoe are three-row SUVs that have been significantly updated.
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Why Do Some Motorcycles Have A X On The Headlight?
You may have seen a motorcycle or two with black tape on their headlights that forms an X. Here is why they have that X.
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Cummins 6.7-Liter Turbo Diesel: How Much HP & Torque Can The Next-Gen Engine Produce?
Cummins has put together an upgraded version of its 6.7-liter engine turbo diesel for RAM trucks - here's how much power this new powerplant can produce.
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5 Car Brands With The Best Safety Ratings (And 5 With The Worst)
Cars may be safer now than they were decades ago, but not all are equally safe. Here are the best and worst brands, based on data from the NHTSA and IIHS.
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Where Does American Pickers Sell Its Picked Finds To The Public?
The hosts of "American Pickers" don't keep all that stuff they go around the country buying. You can find some of it in three stores in the heartland.
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How To Read Your Car's Oil Level On A Dipstick
If you've never had to check your car's oil level yourself before, fear not. The process is quite simple, and we'll walk you through it step by step.
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Every Toyota Tacoma Trim (And The Key Differences Between Them)
A detailed look at every Toyota Tacoma trim, highlighting differences in features, configurations, and standout options, from the SR to the TRD Pro.
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5 Of The Best Upgrades For A 6.7 Cummins
The 6.7L Cummins is a formidable engine with impressive performance specs, but if you want to take it to the next level, consider these five upgrades.
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Will Lexus Ever Make A Pickup Truck? Here's What The Brand Says
Toyota has seen plenty of success with its own reliable trucks, but its luxury arm in Lexus has never really experimented with a modern, luxury pickup truck.
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7 Powerful Non-Turbo Cars With Naturally Aspirated Engines
Even though turbos and superchargers can increase horsepower drastically, there are still naturally aspirated sport cars with some serious power.
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4 Of The Coolest Vehicles In Jake Paul's Car Collection
YouTuber Jake Paul just got a ton of publicity for fighting Mike Tyson, but he's also known for his huge car collection. Here's a look at four of the coolest.
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How To Safely Defrost Your Car's Windshield During Winter
Defrosting a car's window isn't complicated, but it does take a while. However tempting it may be to try a shortcut, these tried and true methods are safest.
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