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The president is no stranger to saying questionable things, and he had some scratching their heads when he claimed there were plans to make a twin engine F-35.
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Alienware is a big name in the gaming community because of the powerful laptops and computers it manufacturers, but opinions on the brand are split.
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Car accidents can happen, though new cars are much better prepped for that. That being said, what is the deadliest car on the roads of America today?
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Triumph naming a bike after a place in Utah might seem a bit strange, but not after you find out about the company's history at the Bonneville Salt Flats.
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The military is constantly at the forefront of technological advancement, resulting in some super cool gadgets like a microphone system worn on teeth.
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Modern cars make all sorts of noises, but if you own a BMW, you may have heard a chime when the temperature drops to 37 degrees. Here's why.
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The "Wackiest Ship in the Army" was a comedic movie that followed a rag-tag group of sailors on a mission for the U.S. Navy. Surely it wasn't real.
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Although it can vary per website, by default, hyperlinks on the internet are colored blue. How was this color selected and is there any importance to it?
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The Lexus TX 350 is one of the largest SUVs that the brand offers, and it's all about practicality. What do the owners say? Is it actually a good car?
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It's a bit tricky to keep NASCAR vehicles on the ground when an accident occurs during a race, but this is one design implementation meant to reduce the risk.
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Ever wonder what happens to an airplane when an airline is done with it? Here's where passenger planes go once they're retired from use at an airline.
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While it's important to face forward while driving, swivel seats give you the opportunity to have a nice seating area while parked. Here are a few examples.
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Typically, you want your car to stick to the road and continue going forward, but drifting requires pretty much the opposite. Are drifting tires road legal?
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Every child loves having a ride-on Tonka Truck, but unfortunately there were safety concerns, prompting Huffy to issue a voluntary recall for over 23,000 units.
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Tugboats are shockingly effective little watercrafts because of their carefully thought-out designs. This includes having them sit so low in the water.
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For 2026, the Ram 1500 Classic is no more and the Ram 1500 Express is stepping in. Here's everything you need to know about its price and specs.
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Rumors of a souped-up Toyota GRMN Supra have been making the rounds for years, but it seems closer than ever now. Here's everything that we know so far.
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General Motors' L87 engine has had a good reputation in the past, but now GM is recalling thousands of SUVs and pickups that use it. Here's why, and which ones.
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Aitcraft carriers, especially those in the U.S. Navy, are tough, but you might be surprised what a missile can do to one.
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Semi-trucks are an often dreaded fixture of highway driving experience. It can feel like they're always present on the road, but how many are really out there?
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You've probably seen classic race cars go around the track with an X taped on their headlights. But have you ever stopped to ask yourself why they have it?
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Dodge's SRT Hellcat muscle cars come with two key fobs: red and black. Here's what the red key does and what sets it apart from the black key.
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You may have noticed the "CX" moniker on Mazda cars, but this is what the letters actually stand for.
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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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In one of the most exciting chase scenes of all time, John Rambo excapes a county jail, steals a Yamaha and rides for the hills. What model of Yamaha was that?
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The cars may look the same as they come zooming past, but there's a key difference between roll racing and drag racing. And it's not whether you're at a track.
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Scaglietti Corvettes could've been a match made in heaven, but the execution ended up being an undesirable fusion of poor performance and sunk cost.
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