5 Facts About The 1970 Pontiac Firebird Probably Only Hardcore Car Fans Know
The 1970 Pontiac Firebird was a necessary step into the muscle car world for General Motors, and it came with some interesting features future models never got.
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2009 Honda Civic: Common Problems (And The Potential Cost Of Repairs)
Just because the vehicle is well built and reliable for the most part, it doesn't mean it's without a few problems. So let's talk about the 2009 Honda Civic.
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Honda Parts Are In The Batmobile From 1989's Batman & You Didn't Even Notice
Michael Keaton's low-slung and menacing Gothic Batmobile used parts from a bus, a Ferrari, and yes, even a humble Honda Civic.
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How To Measure The Perfect Height For A Motorcycle Windshield
Before you go to the nearest automotive store and grab the first windshield that catches your eye, you need to gather some information.
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What Makes The Ford Fairlane 427 One Of The Rarest Classic Muscle Cars Ever Built
In competition with the HEMI, the NASCAR-derived "R-code" engine found its way into the Ford Fairline 427, and thus began tearing up drag strips across the U.S.
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Who Makes Harbor Freight's Floor Jacks & How Much Do They Cost?
Harbor Freight is known for its good quality tools at affordable prices, and that includes its floor jacks. Who actually manufactures them, though?
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Eliminating Fossil Fuels From The Auto Industry Is No Longer An Engineering Problem
SlashGear spoke to Dr. Laine Mears of CU-ICAR on how eliminating fossil fuels from the auto industry is more than just an engineering problem.
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2024 Toyota GR86 Review: Skip Trueno And Stick With Simple
SlashGear gets behind the wheel of the 2024 Toyota GR86 to see how the affordable and handsome coupe compares to others in its class. Here's what we found.
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Fisker Files For Bankruptcy: Here's Why We're Not Surprised
Little-known EV manufacturer Fisker's attempts to enter the budget electric car market seem to be at an end, as the company has filed for bankruptcy.
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How Many Honda NR750 Motorcycles Were Made, & What's One Worth Today?
Honda is known for reliable and affordable motorcycles, but as a result of racing design innovations, a one-off production made the NR750 a very rare bike.
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10 Mistakes You Might Be Making When Changing The Brake Pads On Your Vehicle
The DIY spirit is alive and well in automotive, particularly as a money-saving measure. Be wary of these mistakes you might be making with changing brake pads.
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5 Mistakes People Make When Shopping For Used Motorcycles
No matter if you are a seasoned or beginner rider, there are five vital mistakes people make when shopping for motorcycles. Here's what you need to know.
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5 Special Edition Jeep CJs (And What They're Worth Today)
The CJ line ended when Chrysler bought the Jeep brand along with the rest of American Motors' holdings in 1987.
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Two Of The 1989 Batmobile's Most Iconic Features Were Inspired By These Fighter Jets
The 1989 Batmobile is one of the most recognisable vehicles in movie history. Here's where the designers got inspiration for the exhaust and sliding roof.
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Four Car Brands You'll Be Surprised To Know Come From China
It's no secret that many automotive brands are owned by just a few companies, but you might be surprised to learn that some are owned by the Chinese.
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Aston Martin's DB5 Engine: The Powerplant Under The Hood Of James Bond's Car
There are few cars more iconic than the Aston Martin DB5 driven by the man himself, James Bond. Here's the engine that powered that awesome machine.
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Audi RS E-Tron GT Performance Brings More Range, More Power
Audi has announced three new e-tron models: the S e-tron GT, the RS e-tron GT, and the RS e-tron GT performance, bringing more power and more range.
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Was 2016 A Good Year For The Jeep Grand Cherokee? Here's What You Need To Know
The Jeep Grand Cherokee is a versatile midsize SUV, but is the 2016 model worth considering as your next vehicle? Here's what you need to know.
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Why 2024 Will Be The Year Of The 'EV U-Turn,' According To This Expert
Many car manufacturers have been pushing for an all-EV market, but this expert says these underlying issues are roadblocking widespread acceptance.
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How Powerful Was A Harley-Davidson 7D Motorcycle & What's One Worth Today?
The 1911 Harley-Davidson 7D motorcycle paved the way for decades of legendary bikes to follow. Here's how powerful it was and how much its worth today.
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Who's Dominating The EV Battery Market And Why It's Important
The EV battery market is currently dominated by just a few key companies who own a vast majority of the market share globally. Can you guess who they are?
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GM's LS9 Vs. LSA Engine: What's The Difference & Which Is Better For Your Needs?
General Motors' LSA and LS9 engines are similar in a lot of ways, but there are some key differences you should know about if you're thinking of doing a swap.
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The One Question Autonomous Driving Advocates Still Need To Answer
Autonomous vehicles have been leading headlines in the news for some time, but are they actually overhyped? Our expert weighs in on the future of EVs.
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What's A Harley-Davidson El Knucklehead Motorcycle & What's One Worth Today?
Harley-Davidson El Knucklehead motorcycles, and the engines powering them, are iconic entries in motorcycle history. Here's what it would cost to get one now.
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What Size Engine Does A Kawasaki AV50 Have & How Fast Can It Go?
The Kawasaki AV50 is a vintage motorcycle from the 1980s. Here is how much power and speed it’s little engine can produce.
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5 Of The Best Sites Online For JDM Parts On A Budget
Buying and importing JDM car parts can be a complicated and expensive task. Fortunately, there are a number of websites that do the hard parts for you.
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15 New Cars Still Available With A Manual Transmission
While the rest of the automotive world barrels forward with super speedy automatic transmission action, manual autos are, indeed, still rolling off the line.
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