Where Are Pirelli Tires Made & Who Owns The Company?
Pirelli is a reputable tire brand on the racetrack and on the streets, but where are the tires made, and who owns the company? Here's what you need to know.
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Why Does The 40 Mean In The Ford GT40? The Meaning Behind The Name
Ford's GT40, built to win races above all else, has a famous history, but one part of its lore is largely unknown. What does the "40" in GT40 actually mean?
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5 Of The Highest Horsepower Sports Cars Of The 1970s
Discover five of the highest horsepower sports cars from the 1970s, and see which legendary machines ruled the road in this golden era of power.
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Why Do Some Cars Have Four Exhaust Pipes? Here's What They're For
Curious why some cars have four exhaust pipes? Learn what they do, how they boost performance, and why automakers add them to certain models.
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11 Toyota Models Likely To Last 250,000 Miles
Toyota has an excellent reputation for reliability. We did the research to find out which models are most likely to go the distance in terms of mileage.
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Which Dodge Vehicles Had A V10, And How Powerful Were The Engines?
Dodge might be known for its V8 engines, but the carmaker has also released several V10-powered models over the years. Here are all of them.
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Ducati's Desmo450 MX Dirt Bike: How Much HP Will It Produce & What Does It Cost?
Ducati's breaking new ground with its first-ever dirt bike, the Desmo450 MX. Here's what you need to know about the bike, including how much power it makes.
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The Trump Admin Claims US Tech Can 'Manipulate Time And Space,' But Don't Get Too Excited Yet
A Trump administration science official did say that U.S. technology can "manipulate time and space." But there's lots of context you should know.
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Why Kenworth Is Discontinuing The W900 Semi-Truck After Over 60 Years
Kenworth's W900 semi-truck has been around for decades, but the company has finally decided to discontinue it. Here's why the iconic semi-truck is going away.
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When And Why Mazda Stopped Making Pickup Trucks In The US
Mazda used to sell pickup trucks in the U.S., but that ended a while back. Here's when the company stopped selling pickups in the U.S. and the reasons why.
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Can A Ford Bronco Be Flat Towed?
Flat towing is a great way to transport a vehicle to a new location or when you own a motorhome, but is the Ford Bronco capable? Here's what you need to know.
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Aisin Vs. Allison Transmission: How Do They Compare?
The Aisin and Allison transmission are both reliable and well-known, but how do they compare? Here's what you need to know before making a purchase.
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10 Airplanes That Managed To Fly With Staggeringly Low Horsepower
Some airplanes flew with less power than a lawnmower -- literally. These 10 aircraft prove flight doesn’t always need brute strength to take off.
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Can You Have Two Different Brands' Tires On Your Car?
It's no secret that tires are expensive, but you should rethink getting two different brands on your vehicle. Here's everything you need to know.
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What Does The Mountain Symbol On Certain Tires Mean And Which Types Come With It?
Wondering what the mountain symbol on tires means? Learn about its significance for winter traction and which types of tires feature this marking.
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One Of The Biggest Names In Audio Once Made Advanced Semi Truck Seats, And You Likely Didn't Even Know It
One of the biggest names in audio technology once made fatigue-reducing seats for drivers, but they never made it to mainstream popularity.
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Which Engines Powered The Pontiac LeMans, And How Much HP Did They Produce?
With almost a century of history, Pontiac has produced some memorable cars, and LeMans is one of the best known of all.
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4 Antique Cars From 'All Creatures Great And Small' That Shine On Screen
Many of the vehicles from 'All Creatures Great And Small' are now almost a century old, and the cast drove the classics regularly.
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What Does Cetane Booster Do For Diesel Fuel And How Much Should You Use?
Cetane boosters can help make your diesel engine work more efficiently. How do cetane boosters work, and how much should you add to your fuel tank?
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WD-40 Vs. Penetrating Oil: Which Should You Use To Loosen Parts?
WD-40 and penetrating oil are both helpful when dealing with rusty fasteners, but how do they work and what does penetrating oil do better than WD-40?
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5 Useful Ryobi Cleaning Tools You May Not Have Realized Exist
If you're on the hunt for some cleaning tools to get your spring cleaning going, here are five useful Ryobi devices you might not have realized exist.
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Subaru's Windshield Settlement Deadline May Have Passed, But Owners Could Still Get Something
Though the deadline for Subaru settlement claims has come to an end, there's another option for eligible vehicle owners.
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How Fast Is The Xiaomi SU7? 0-60 Times And Top Speed
The Xiaomi SU7 is an impressive and fast electric vehicle coming out of China. It's not available in the U.S., but the car compares favorably to domestic EVs.
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Is The Toyo Open Country A/T III A Good Tire? Here's What Reviews Have To Say
Toyo Open Country tires have been around for more than 20 years. The latest in the lineup is the Open Country A/T III; what do owners think about this tire?
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A New Nissan GT-R Hybrid Is Coming, But It Might Not Be Fast Enough
A senior vice president of Nissan confirmed that a new GT-R is coming, probably as a hybrid, but will it get here too little too late? Here's what we know.
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How Long Does It Take To Charge A Car Battery With A 12V Charger?
If your car's battery needs a boost with a 12V charger, you may be wondering how long the whole ordeal will take. A bit of a wait is better than alternatives.
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3 Of The Worst Cars Built In The 2000s
The 2000s are hardly considered a prime period for automotive design, but these models stick out as some of the worst cars made during that decade.
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