What Kind Of Harley-Davidson Does EZ Ride In Mayans MC?
The character of EZ Reyes from "Mayans M.C." on FX rode a Harley-Davidson motorcycle that best exemplified his personality and character arc.
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Why Do Some Cars Have Red Brake Calipers?
Bright red brake calipers are an eye-catching feature that peeks through the wheels. But, why is it that only certain vehicles feature the colorful parts?
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How Many 1967 Ford Mustang Eleanors Were Made And How Much Do They Cost Now?
A 1967 Ford Mustang named Eleanor was the automotive star of the hit "Gone in 60 Seconds" films. How many Mustang Eleanors are there, and what are they worth?
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What Does RF Stand For On A Mazda MX-5 Miata?
The Mazda MX-5 Miata's "RF" describes a design feature that makes it different from past generations, and it scored big points with us during a test drive.
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Are All Subaru WRXs Turbocharged? (And Do They All Require Premium Gas?)
The Subaru WRX is one of the most iconic Japanese performance cars, in the U.S. and globally. Have they all been turbocharged? Do they all require premium gas?
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Who Makes Venom Power Tires And Where Are They Built?
Tires are getting more and more expensive nowadays, with a lot of consumers switching over to more budget-friendly brands like Venom Power. Who makes them?
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35 Affordable JDM Cars That We Recommend
Japanese Domestic Market cars available in the United States that deliver a great vehicle with value that won't break the bank.
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What Does ESV Stand For On The Cadillac Escalade?
The Cadillac Escalade has been with us for well over 25 years, with one of the most notable variants being the ESV. What does that actually stand for?
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Who Makes Blackhawk Tires And Where Are They Built?
If you've shopped for budget tires before, you've probably seen BlackHawk-branded tires once or twice. But who makes these tires, and where do they come from?
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10 A-Body GM Muscle Cars That Are Worth Remembering
GM's A-body platform arrived in time to participate in the muscle car revolution. Some became legends, but those that didn't are still worth remembering.
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Does Perkins Still Make Diesel Engines?
Perkins has been a well-known name in diesel engines since 1932, but are they still making them? Here's everything you need to know about the company.
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Which 4Runner Trims Have A 3rd Row And How Much Extra Do They Cost?
Interested in a Toyota 4Runner but need more than the standard five seats? Here are the trims that offer a third row of seats and how much they'll cost.
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Cummins INSITE: What Is The Software Used For & Is There A Free Version Of It?
If you have a Cummins-powered vehicle, you've probably heard of the company's INSITE software. But what exactly does it do, and can you use it for free?
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4 New Cars That Come With Swivel Seats
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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What's Included In The Milwaukee M12 Fuel Commercial Tire Flat Repair Kit?
An unexpected flat tire can throw off your day, but there are tire repair kits that can help. Milwaukee has a cordless tool combo, but what comes with it?
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These Are The Kia Optima Model Years Owners Say You Should Avoid
In the market for an affordable used sedan? The Kia Optima isn't a bad choice, but there are a few model years you should definitely steer clear of.
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How Many Kenworth W900 Legacy Editions Are Being Made & How Much Will They Cost?
The iconic Kenworth W900 is going out of production after over 60 years. How many examples of the Legacy Edition will be made? What will they cost?
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Why Some Tires Have A Blue Tint When They're New
If you buy a pair of whitewall or white-lettered tires, you might be surprised to see that the parts that should be white are blue instead. Here's why.
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12 Cars With Paddle Shifters That Aren't For Changing Gears
Paddle shifters have been common features in cars for decades, and these days they're not just for changing gears. These models have found some new, fun uses.
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Why Nissan Discontinued This Weird Convertible SUV
Nissan has built many great cars over the years, but it's also produced oddballs like the Murano CrossCabriolet. Here's why Nissan discontinued it.
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Is The Yugo Car Coming Back? Here's What We Know (And What It Could Look Like)
The much-maligned (but cheap) '80s car, the Yugo, is seeing renewed interest since car prices are on the rise. Is it really making a comeback?
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Does Parking On A Hill Damage Your Brakes?
If you find yourself with a parking spot on a steep hill, you might worry about your brakes. Here's everything you need to know before you pull in.
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Yes, Some Toyota SUVs Are Made In America - Here's Which Models Are Assembled In The US
Like a lot of other manufacturers, Toyota has a lot of production facilities in America. Which of the brand's SUVs are actually built in the U.S.?
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What Does The 'L' Stand For On The Kenworth W900L?
Kenworth's W900L has been a fixture of the semi-truck world, but have you ever wondered what the "L" stands for? It's simple but not necessarily obvious.
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What Type Of Vehicles Are Powered By The Cummins X15 Engine?
Cummins makes diesel engines that power everything from pickup trucks to huge semi-trucks. But what sorts of vehicles does its X15 engine power?
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Can Slamming Your Brakes Damage Your Car?
If you're driving along and you need to slam on your brakes, you may be wondering if that will cause lasting damage to your vehicle. Here's what we know.
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Yes, Your Car May Have A Key Fob Holder That You Never Knew About
With keyless entry and start becoming the norm for modern cars, automotive manufacturers are starting to design places to store loose key fobs
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