This Ultra-Rare Classic Car Screams 1970s, And It's For Sale
The extremely rare Kanzler Coupe is the perfect snapshot and a relic of the 1970s. There's one for sale right now, just one of three known to remain.
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This Car Brand Has Dethroned Subaru As Consumer Reports' Most Reliable
Subaru has a reputation for dependability, but it wasn't 2025's most reliable brand according to Consumer Reports. Which brand claimed that honor, though?
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Wisconsin's New License Plate Designs Are A Retro Blast From The Past
Drivers in Wisconsin will soon see something new — and old — on the road. This license plate update revives a classic aesthetic, and anyone can join in.
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Why Was The Ferrari 812 GTS Discontinued?
Ferrari's 812 GTS was, by all accounts, an amazing V12-powered grand tourer. So why did the Maranello firm decide to discontinue it in 2024?
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How To Tell If Your Brake Pads Are Glazed
The braking system in your car is one of many components that need to be replaced at certain intervals. How can you tell if your brake pads are glazed?
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Why Do New Mazda 3s Still Have A Torsion Beam Rear Suspension?
Torsion beam suspensions are old-school, but the Mazda3 still uses a rear torsion beam even in 2025. Why has Mazda stuck with this old suspension tech?
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Not Honda, Not Toyota: This Was The Best-Selling Car Of 1995
The best-selling car of 1995 wasn’t a Japanese import, but a once-ubiquitous American sedan that defined an entire decade of driving.
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New Law Could Mean Increased Fines For Two-Wheel Drive Cars In Colorado
A new Colorado law is tightening winter driving enforcement, leaving certain vehicles more vulnerable to fines during storms on major routes.
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Looking For A Luxury Car? Consumer Reports Says Skip The European Brands
It's always important to do your own research when in the market for a new car, but websites like Consumer Reports are a good place to start that research.
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Not A Ford Or An Oldsmobile: This Was The Best-Selling Car Of 1977
The best-selling car in the United States in 1977 represented a surprising upset, as it wasn't the two-year reigning champ that was the Oldsmobile Cutlass.
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What Are The Rubber Strips On Older Car Doors Really For?
You might have noticed that a lot of older cars have rubber strips all over the lower half of the bodywork, and notably on the doors. What are they for?
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This Is The Highest-Quality Large SUV, According To JD Power
Looking to buy an SUV? You may want to check on what real-world users have to say. JD Power has compiled ratings based on thousands of vehicle owners.
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Triumph's Stylish Retro Cafe Racer Is Making Its Way To The United States
Triumph is bringing a stylish new cafe racer to the U.S., blending retro design cues with updated performance and contemporary features.
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Do Diesel Pickups Burn Through Tires Faster Than Gas Trucks?
We rely on our pickup trucks to be ready to work at all times, and knowing how your engine type affects tire wear can help ensure yours is in top shape.
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5 Classic '80s Sports Cars You Can Find For Under $20,000
If you are interested in adding a classic car to your collection, there are several options, but here are five from the '80s worth considering.
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Not AI: This Custom Rolls-Royce Really Does Have Rolex Watches For Wheels
You'll always know what time it is if you drive close to this custom Rolls-Royce, which boasts Rolex watches instead of traditional wheel designs.
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7 Of The Most Dangerous F1 Tracks In The World, Ranked
Given key factors like the speed of turns, the material of the track and the climate of surrounding areas, these are seven of the most dangerous F-1 tracks.
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Cars With Rolled Back Odometers Are On The Rise, And One State Takes The Cake
A growing number of vehicles are being sold with rolled back odometers, and new data shows the issue is much worse in some states than others.
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What's The Difference Between Mercedes-Benz And Mercedes-AMG?
While BMW cars and their AMG variants may look similar on the surface, there are substantial differences hidden under the hood.
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These Were The 5 Best Cars For Commuters In 2025
What model car you buy is already a tough choice, but even more so if you have to plan around a regular commute. These cars rank among the best for commuters.
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14 Things To Never Leave In Your Car In Freezing Temperatures
Of course you shouldn't leave a bag of fresh fruits in a very hot car, but when it's freezing cold outside? This is what you should pay attention to.
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Stop Wasting Money On Bigger RVs: Check Out 'The Swiss Army Knife Of Camper Trailers' Instead
Large RVs offer many luxuries like multiple beds and an indoor bathroom, but sometimes smaller is better, especially when it handles all of your camping needs.
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Common Problems You May Experience With The Chevrolet Malibu (According To Owners)
Even though it still isn't in production, there are several used Chevrolet Malibus worth considering. However, you need to know these common problems first.
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This Ultra-Rare EV1 Hasn't Been Driven In Years – But That Doesn't Mean It's Abandoned
General Motors made just over 1,000 EV1 models in the late 1990s. One ultra-rare surviving car could still be cranked up and driven one day.
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How Reliable Is The Cheapest Luxury SUV You Can Buy Right Now?
Even if it seems like an oxymoron, you can indeed get a cheap luxury SUV. Can you get a reliable cheap luxury SUV, though? Here's what you need to know.
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Hyundai & Kia Agree To Pay $4.5M – Here's Who's Eligible To Claim
In a settlement involving 35 states, Hyundai and Kia agreed to pay $4.5 million to users affected by an issue involving vehicles' anti-theft technology.
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The 2026 Toyota RAV4 Is Missing One Big Engine Option
Toyota's RAV4 is incredibly popular, but Toyota isn't resting on its laurels. The 2026 model brings a host of changes — and one interesting omission.
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