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The KC-10 served in the Air Force from 1981 to 2024, but recent efforts have seen this tanker return to the skies again, showing the craft still has life left.
Read MoreReusing cylinder head bolts sounds like an easy way to save on repairs, but the decision carries more weight than you think. Learn if they should stay or go.
Read MoreA camouflaged BMW has been spotted, and while little is known about its interior, the history of BMW's Alpina cars may be enough to get some people excited.
Read MoreWhile horror movies usually consist of blood and terror, there were also some underrated cars that should get the spotlight as they usually set the stage.
Read MoreDiscover why Mercedes-Benz used 12 spark plugs in a V6 engine. Explore how this clever engineering trick impacted performance and efficiency.
Read MoreThe start of the hybrid era produced a lot of bellyaching from those who were gasoline purists. Some of those early models were actually groundbreaking.
Read MoreHyundai's Porter is not one of its more celebrated offerings, but it's a useful small pickup nonetheless — and one that will soon be electrified, it seems.
Read MoreBMW 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.
Read MoreDaihatsu 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.
Read MoreApple has announced a new event in just a few days called "Pro and Tell." Turns out, we've already got a pretty good idea of what's going to go down.
Read MoreThe Kia Borrego was a one-year-wonder in North America, debuting for 2009 and being discontinued at the end of the year. Here's why it was so short-lived.
Read MoreIt may not look electric at first glance, but three motors and massive horsepower means this AMG for the whole family certainly isn't slow.
Read MoreYou may not know the name Textron, but odds are, you've heard of some of its aircraft brands, like Cessna. Which ones are manufacturers of private jets?
Read MorePanoz was a bespoke American automaker that made some incredible sports cars, including the Panoz Esperante, despite their low sales and relative obscurity.
Read MoreYou may have recently seen the Tesla Roadster vehicle performing quite the feat. Don't let that fool you, though, because there's likely a bit more to it.
Read MoreIn the 1980s, high-wattage stereo systems and built-in car phones were the symbols of a luxury car. In the age of new technology, Jaguar took a different path.
Read MorePorsche is testing a prototype Panamera at the Nürburgring, and judging by the looks and lack of camo, most of the updates will likely be underneath the skin.
Read MorePorsche seems to be testing a new Macan at Nürburgring, but the car has some odd new shapes attached to it whose meaning isn't entirely clear.
Read MoreA prototype Audi wagon with no exhaust pipes or traditional grille opening was spotted at the 'Ring, and it could just be a fully electric RS 6 Avant.
Read More2-liter engines might not seem that impressive in a world of massive V8s, but these small engines can make quite a lot of power. Here are some examples.
Read MoreApple’s smart-home ambitions are getting serious, with a new lineup that promises deeper integration, stronger privacy, and a distinctly Apple price tag.
Read MoreA mysterious Mercedes test car has been caught lapping the Nürburgring, raising questions about the brand’s next electric sedan and where it could fit.
Read MoreThe RAH-66 Comanche featured cutting-edge avionics and incredible speed and maneuverability for the time, but cost overruns saw the project canceled in 2004.
Read MoreIf you think of a hybrid, you likely think of an inline-4 engine paired with electric motors. But some automakers have opted for V6 engines instead.
Read MorePeople favored the beefier option, but the original Ford Mustang actually came with a V6 engine. It's not around anymore, for some straightforward reasons.
Read MoreHonda has been building marine engines for decades, with outboard motors for everything from small inflatables to big boats. But where does it manufacture them?
Read MoreA 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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