No, The Kia Carnival Hasn't Been Discontinued (But Its Old Nameplate 'Sedona' Has)
Kia did not discontinue the Carnival, but it did retire its old nameplate, Sedona. Here's all you need to know about Kia's plans for minivans.
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AGM Vs. Lithium Batteries: How To Pick The Right One For Your Motorcycle
When it comes to gas-powered motorcycles, there are two kinds of battery: AGM and lithium. While both are fine for your bike, there are some differences.
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Crew Cab Vs. Extended Cab: What's The Difference Between These Pickup Truck Sizes?
Both crew cab and extended cab pickup trucks provide additional seating room than base models, but one is notably larger and more comfortable than the other.
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What Are H4 Engines & Which Notable Car Brands Have Them Under The Hood?
The flat-four boxer engine design is well over 100 years old, but it's still going strong, with applications in a number of major modern models.
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What Does LT Mean On A Tire And How Is It Different From A Passenger Tire?
Not all car tires are designed to handle the same amount of weight or the same terrain. If you drive a Large SUV or pickup truck, you may have a few options.
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What Is The Shelby Mustang Code Red, And Is It Even Street Legal?
There is a variation of the Shelby Mustang called the Code Red, but what's the difference versus the regular car and is it even street legal?
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How Many Volts Is A Motorcycle Battery And How Long Does It Take To Charge?
If your bike battery is dead, and you're faced with the indignity of bumpstarting it outside your home, here's what you need to know.
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What's A Throwout Bearing & What Happens If One Goes Bad?
If your car has a throwout bearing, you might be wondering what it is and what it does. Here's everything you need to know, including how to fix it.
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The Coolest Cars With Pop-Up Headlights Ever Built, Ranked
Cars with pop-up headlights hearken back to an iconic era of design where every sports car seemed like a boxy wedge. Here are some of the coolest ones, ranked.
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5 Classic Convertibles That Are Still Affordable (For Now)
Everyone loves the idea of a convertible, but the price tag is typically not consumer-friendly. These classics are an affordable way to roll with the top down.
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What We Know So Far About Toyota's Full Self-Driving EV
A full self-driving EV from Toyota may not be as far away as we think. The automaker is taking some big steps toward bringing such a car to the U.S. soon.
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Every Ford Model Powered By The 2.7L V6 Ecoboost Engine
The 2.7-liter Ford Ecoboost engine is a win-win for many car lovers, given its pension for both twin-turbocharged power and environmental preservation.
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It's Not The LT7, But Cadillac's Newest CT5-V Blackwing Upgrade Could Be Even Better
Cadillac has taken the wraps off its new Precision Package for the CTV-5 Blackwing sport sedan, offering buyers luxury combined with track-ready performance.
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The 5 Longest-Running Toyota Models Continuously Sold In The US
Toyota has made some great vehicles that have stood the test of time. Here are the longest-running vehicles from the automaker that haven't taken a break yet.
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Why The Yamaha RX50 Is Such A Hard Bike To Find
Not all bikes earned a spot alongside the best of Yamaha's best bikes. That includes one of the company's lesser appreciated motorcycle creations, the RX50.
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Here's What LT Means For Chevy Cars (And How It's Different From LTZ)
If you're shopping for Chevy vehicles, LS, LT, and LTZ markings signify trim levels, but do those letters actually stand for anything? Turns out, they do.
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3 Ways To Identify Check Engine Light Codes Without A Scanner
If your vehicle is throwing a check engine light, but you don't have a diagnostic scanner handy, here are three tricks to try before seeing a mechanic.
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5 Harbor Freight Tools You'll Want For Your Next Classic Car Restoration Project
Restoring a classic car is a rewarding experience, but before you start the project, here are five tools from Harbor Freight you are going to need.
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5 Of The Most Iconic Pontiac Convertibles Ever Made
While the Pontiac brand is no longer with us, they still have quite a history to look back on, including these beautiful convertibles they made.
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Here's Why The Ford Excursion Was Discontinued
The Ford Excursion was a colossal SUV that could carry a lot of people, but it might have actually been too big. Here's why it was discontinued.
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5 Iconic Chevy Models From The 1980s
Some call the 1980s the "malaise era" of car manufacturing, but Chevrolet made some iconic models during that time nonetheless. Here are some of Chevy's best.
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12 Top Brand Cars And Trucks Being Discontinued In 2025
With changing tastes and most major automakers making the switch over to EVs, these once-popular models are headed to the chopping block.
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The 5 Largest Full-Size SUVs You Can Buy In 2024
If you need the most amount of cargo space, alongside plenty of extra seats for the family, these SUVs from GM and Ford offer the most room on the road.
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Why Engines Get Vapor Locked (And How To Avoid It)
As with any engine problem, vapor lock can be a headache to diagnose and fix. Here's why engines get vapor locked, how to avoid it, and how to fix it.
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The Worst RV Design Idea Of The '70s Involved Shooting Human Waste Out Of The Exhaust
Discarding black water is not the best part of owning an RV. A design in the '70s involved shooting waste out of the exhaust, but it didn't work out as planned.
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Kawasaki Ninja ZX Vs. H2: Which Sport Bike Is Faster?
The Kawasaki Ninja line of motorcycles has some very fast bikes, including the ZX and H2 models. We answer which one is the faster of the two.
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10 Reasons A Motorcycle Safety Course Is A Good Idea
Even if you live in a state that doesn't require it, taking a motorcycle safety course is a good idea if you want to become a motorcyclist. Here's why.
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