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Professional and amateur mechanics alike make use of impact wrenches to make jobs go more easily. One of our veteran wrenchers explains why they're so valuable.
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The new C8 Corvette's redesign really shook things when it launched to widespread acclaim in 2020, but as the years have gone on, how reliable has it proved?
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Demolition satisfies a deep part of the human brain that enjoys seeing things come apart. These particular projects are some of the biggest demolitions ever.
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Horsepower drops happen gradually, but it's measurable. Find out how a DIY check can expose performance changes and help trace the root of mechanical problems.
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It’s adored, feared, and often misunderstood. Find out what sets the Porsche Carrera GT apart, and why so many seasoned drivers treat it with extreme caution.
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Toyota’s newest Prius isn’t just efficient — it’s challenging the Civic in many ways. Let's look at the pros and cons of each car to see how they compare.
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Your car’s O2 sensor can cause rough running, bad mileage, and inspection nightmares. Can a quick clean save the day? Here's what you need to know.
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Tesla has famously refused to add Apple CarPlay for years. Now, a new report says the feature is finally coming. So, what changed?
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Backing into a parking spot seems harmless, but some U.S. cities see it differently. Here’s why the rules change so much depending on where you’re driving.
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Not everyone needs a large, full-size pickup, but those looking for an alternative have few, if any, trucks to choose from. What happened to the small truck?
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Something about engine spark plugs that rarely seems to get mentioned is indexing. What is it, actually? Should you index the spark plugs on your engine?
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Every once in a while, there are design flaws that lead automakers to recall certain vehicles. In this case, there are signs before your car is affected.
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Going for a refurbished catalytic converter may seem like a good way to save some money, but does it come with any risks? Let's take a closer look.
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California's new E15 gas will help drivers save money when filling up, but will the ethanol content wreak havoc on car engines? Here's what you need to know.
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The Hurricane six-cylinder engine almost entirely usurped the HEMI V8 in RAM trucks until very recently. What do owners say? Is it actually reliable?
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Buicks may be more famous now for luxury vehicles than powerful road beasts, but things were different once upon a time. These buick engines were monsters.
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Big changes are coming for the next Toyota Hilux, in more ways than one, as a significant redesign brings the rough and tumble truck into the future.
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Are you thinking about buying a Ford Bronco? Before you do, here are the most common problems you need to be aware of, according to owners.
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If you're in the market for a reliable SUV in 2025, you may have to look a few years back to ensure you're getting something dependable. But JD Power can help.
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There are many stereotypes about what types of cars certain generations love. However, Hagerty has shown that Boomers love new cars while Gen Z go for old ones.
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There have been plenty of turbocharged flat-four cars over the years, but twin-turbocharged ones are especially rare — this Subaru is the exception.
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There are several tips for saving on gas, but does driving behind a semi-truck help? Before you do it, here's everything you need to know.
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Ford's 5.0 Coyote has been doing service in Mustangs and trucks for quite a while. What do the owners say? Is this celebrated V8 engine reliable?
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The first Corvette ever to roll off the line had been missing for decades, presumed destroyed at some point... until it turned up in an unexpected place.
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Wear and tear takes its toll on all aspects of a car, including the engine. Old engines can and will lose horsepower for a variety of reasons.
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Only one American-built car had won the 24 Hours of Le Mans race by 1976, the Ford GT40 Mk. II, so many American carmakers wanted to design the next one.
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A modern Camaro is a fairly reliable car, according to experts and enthusiasts alike, though there are a few years to avoid.
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