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Small sedans aren't exactly a hot market these days, but the Hyundai Elantra is great for people who like small fuel sippers. It's not the only option, though.
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Want to drive over 600 miles on a single tank? Discover the mid-size hybrid sedan that Consumer Reports crowned the fuel-efficiency champion.
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Navigating finances after a loss is overwhelming. Discover the hidden clauses that determine exactly who is responsible for a leftover auto loan.
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New Orleans is doing away with its vehicle inspection stickers for 2027, with a new QR code system taking its place. Here's a quick rundown of the change.
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In another example of younger generations embracing vintage technology, classic analog typewriters have recently seen an increase in popularity.
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Think your prized classic Porsche is safe at a respected restoration shop? Discover how one owner secretly sold clients' vehicles and pocketed millions.
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Microsoft just unveiled an eye-catching limited edition gamepad with stunning sculpted grips, but gamers are already furious over one major catch.
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Known for reliable SUVs, this automaker just shocked Monterey Car Week with a futuristic concept car featuring wild, McLaren-style butterfly doors.
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If you've ever considered buying an NA Mazda MX-5 Miata, you probably wondered how many miles is too much. The short answer is: It depends. Let's talk about it.
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No one likes getting a speeding ticket, but if you're trying to get out of it, maybe don't admit to the police that you weren't actually the one driving.
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In general, Toyota’s vehicles are known to hold their value well with few exceptions. But after five years, exactly how much has the Corolla depreciated?
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The 1971 Mustang Boss 351 boasted a 330-horsepower, 351-cubic inch engine that drove it to a 14.1-second quarter-mile, yet none of that performance was to last.
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As space missions venture farther from Earth, doctors need better ways to diagnose problems. A recent experiment may have unlocked a long-awaited solution.
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A dead car battery isn't always worthless. Here's what you need to know about O'Reilly's recycling scheme and if your old batteries could get you a gift card.
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Flock cameras can be found all over the country, presumably to assist law enforcement solve crimes, but some officers have overstepped their authority.
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A Mazda Miata is a famously small car, but what is the tallest driver it can accommodate? We do the math for you, and it's taller than you might think.
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The Tesla Cybertruck is many things, including a flop. In fact, it's sold so badly that it might just equal one of the worst automotive flops ever.
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If you remember the state of social media in the early aughts, there may be good (or terrible) news coming your way: Myspace is trying to make a comeback.
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Resale value may not be the number one thing you look for when truck shopping, but it's worth considering, especially when some retain this much value.
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Luxury cars are not short on pros, but their cons typically involve accelerated depreciation. So how much does that apply to the 2021 Mercedes-Maybach S580?
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If you're in the market for a plug-in hybrid, you might be considering a Toyota Prius. Here are some things you should know about before you buy.
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Believe it or not, there are some states where you can't lock the fuel pump while filling up. Here are those states and why they are holding fast.
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One of the easiest ways to tell if food is spoiled is to smell it. Based on that simple concept, researchers have developed an e-nose that may be able to help.
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Kia may have gotten out of making budget cars, but they still have some pretty good resale value, depending on which model you choose to buy.
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There's now an Outback-sized hole in the off-road market between a sedan and a crossover. Honda might be able to capitalize on it with this rumored car.
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The answer is always Miata, as the saying goes. But does it always have to be Miata? Are there any cheaper, better alternatives to the iconic roadster?
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Tesla's push toward Full Self Driving has led to some "highly dangerous" testing procedures, at least according to a lawsuit filed by a former manager.
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