What You Need To Know Before Buying An Engine From Japan
The most die-hard car enthusiasts will inevitably turn their eyes towards cars and parts from Japan, but it's not as simple as just buying an engine online.
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Long Block Vs. Crate Engine: What's The Difference?
When replacing an engine, you have a few options. Two of those options are long blocks and crate engines. Here are the differences between the two.
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11 Facts About Back To The Future's Iconic 1981 DeLorean DMC-12
The DeLorean DMC-12 is among the most iconic automobiles in cinematic history, despite the fact that the real-life car didn't meet expectations.
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Why Did Jeep Discontinue The CJ Line?
The Jeep CJ had been part of the company's lineup for four decades when American Motors abruptly killed it in 1985. What led to this stalwart's demise?
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Harley-Davidson Softail Standard Vs. Fat Boy: What's The Difference Between These Bikes?
The Softail Standard and the Fat Boy are two of Harley-Davidson's best motorcycles, but there are key differences between the two you should know.
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5 Cars That Are Basically Jeep Clones
There is perhaps no utility vehicle more beloved than the classic Jeep, but these five vehicles made an attempt at emulating that popularity.
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Are Electric Cars Safe To Drive In Flood Water?
While driving through floodwaters is a bad idea no matter what, are electric vehicles particularly susceptible to water damage due to their battery packs?
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This E-Bike Fixes A Big Problem, But Causes An Even Bigger Headache
SlashGear's Adam Doud recently tested a new e-bike that wins where many competitors lose. However, it comes with a caveat that may be a dealbreaker.
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What Is A 'Suicide Shifter' On A Motorcycle, And Are They Safe To Use?
The affectionately coined 'suicide shifter' might be outdated for modern motorcycle design, but some of the earliest Harley-Davidson bikes used them.
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Who Owns GMC And Where Are The Trucks Built?
GMC continues to expand its truck lineup by including EV options, but where are they made, and who owns GMC? Here's everything you need to know.
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How Do Driver's License Points Work And Is It Different By State?
That red light flashing in your rearview mirror may mean you're about to get some points on your driving record. But what does that mean for your license?
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What Is An Engine Diaper And What Are They Used For?
Cautious drivers may be babying their engines, but really, an engine diaper? It's not what it sounds like, more often found at a racetrack than in a driveway.
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Why Renault Discontinued The Twingo (And When It Might Return)
The Twingo may not be too well known in the U.S., but it's a compact European EV that's unique in a few ways. Here's why Renault discontinued it.
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5 Legendary Yamaha Motorcycles From The 1970s
Yamaha has come a long way since its start as an organ builder, and the 1970s saw some of the Japanese company's finest two-wheelers hit the road.
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2025 BMW M5 First Drive: Forget The Weight, This Hybrid Rips
BMW's M5 plug-in hybrid delivers mind-melting speed with a combination of brute force and all-wheel drive.
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2025 Chevrolet Equinox Review: Boring In The Best Possible Way
Chevrolet's Equinox is one of the most popular small crossovers on the market, and 2025's update doesn't mess with a winning formula.
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10 Of The Lowest-Displacement Engines In Production Today
Small car engines thrive in Europe and Asia for low emissions and costs. Check out 10 tiny powertrains that rarely make it to American roads.
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What Model Replaced The Legendary Audi Quattro?
The Audi Quattro remains one of the most legendary cars in the history of rally racing. However, the public model was discontinued in the early '90s.
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Which Jeep Models Come With Lockers?
When it comes to off-roading, Jeeps are very capable for uneven terrain. The Jeep Rubicon models in particular come from the factory prepared for dirt.
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Here's Why Lotus Discontinued The Elise
The light, good-looking Lotus Elise was acclaimed as one of the best cars ever made. So why did Lotus decide it was time to stop manufacturing it?
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Is The 2025 Chevrolet El Camino Real?
Chevrolet fans may have heard rumors of an alleged El Camino comeback next year, but especially these days, don't believe everything you see on the internet.
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Why Delaying An EV Purchase To 2025 Could Cost You Thousands Of Dollars
Currently, buyers of a new EV get a $7,500 tax credit and $4,000 for a used model, but that all could change in 2025. Here's what you need to know.
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2024 Toyota Prius Prime Review: The Real-World Numbers Don't Lie
Toyota's Prius may look much better in this latest generation, but does the Prius Prime plug-in hybrid live up to the economy promises?
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Who Makes ATK Engines & Is The Company Owned By Someone Else?
ATK Engines is a well-known name in remanufactured and crate engines, but its interesting history and current owner may end up surprising you.
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How Much HP Does The Harley-Davidson Sportster S Have & What's Its Top Speed?
With its size, power, and price, the Harley-Davidson Sportster S isn’t for beginners. Here’s how much horsepower it has and how fast it can go.
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5 Iconic Kawasaki Motorcycles From The 1970s
The 1970s were a rough decade for vehicle manufacturers of all types, but despite that, Kawasaki made some truly legendary motorcycles.
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The DiabloX: Everything To Know About Puig's Futuristic Concept Motorcycle
Puig Hi-Tech Parts has released a futuristic naked concept motorcycle: the DiabloX. However, it's tough to say if the bike will ever be available for purchase.
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