7 Of The Most Comfortable Cars You Can Buy, According To Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports says these seven cars are some of the most comfortable ones on the market. What makes these vehicles such clear stand-outs from the rest?
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Florida Man Claims Tesla Sparked Fire That Completely Destroyed Home
Waking up to a fire is the stuff of nightmares, but that's exactly what a Florida man and his family went through — and his Tesla may be at fault.
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Why Car Tires Went From Inner Tubes To A Tubeless Design
Car tires didn’t always look like they do today. The switch from inner tubes to a tubeless design was a big step forward in how vehicles handle the road.
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Driving With Snow On Your Car Can Get You A Ticket In These States
Depending on where you live, snow on your car may be an inevitability, but you'll want to make sure you clean it off to avoid getting ticketed.
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7 Of The Best Toyota SUVs, According To JD Power
Toyota is one of the best-selling automakers in the world, and it has a full lineup of SUVs to choose from. Here are the best models, according to JD Power.
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The Reason Why You Can't Fix Turbo Lag In A Diesel Engine
Turbo log in a diesel engine is an unfortunate reality that you're never really going to be able to fix, but there are some steps to mitigate its impact.
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5 Of The Fastest Cars From The 80s, According To Car And Driver
If you’re curious which 80s cars truly delivered when pushed hard, Car and Driver’s test data paints a surprisingly clear picture.
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This New Ducati Tech Could Finally Make You Want An Electric Motorcycle
Legendary motorcycle maker Ducati has rolled out a new battery technology that may make electric motorcycles more appealing than ever to curious riders.
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Here's How Much A 2020 Lexus IS Depreciates After 5 Years
The Lexus IS has quite a strong following and a surprisingly robust resale value. But just how much would a 2020 Lexus IS depreciate in 5 years?
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The 2026 Rogue Plug-In Hybrid Is Intriguing, But Not For The Reason Nissan Intends
Nissan finally gives the Rogue a PHEV upgrade, but don't be misled by the badge on the grille.
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5 Luxury Car Features Worth Looking For In Your Next Upgrade
What truly sets luxury cars apart are the subtle innovations that turn everyday driving into a sensory experience worth having.
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What Is That Little Boomerang On The Back Of Old Limos Actually For?
If you look at old photos of limos from the 1980s, you might notice a boomerang-like object on the back. What's it for? The answer is delightfully retro.
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4 Of The Worst Engines Ever Made By Subaru
Subaru is known for the boxer engine layout and the burble that the layout produces, but some of the company's engines are a bit of a nightmare to own.
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Can You Remove The Calendar From CarPlay? (And Why You Might Need To)
Your Calendar is a common notification on your phone, but what if you don't want those notifications on y our CarPlay? Here's how to disable them.
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This Automotive Brand Has Been Working Closely With Toyota, And It Shows
Toyota has its metaphorical hands in a lot of pots, working with multiple automakers around the world as a means to diversify its portfolio.
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How The 2026 Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport Differs From The Previous Year
The 2026 Volkswagon Atlas Cross Sport may not break away much from its 2025 counterpart, but there are some differences, like price, worth knowing about.
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How Fast Can 2025's Fastest SUV Go?
While you may not perform as a serious contender in a race, the fastest SUV of 2025 will still hit a top speed that may surprise you for its size.
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What The Colored Markings Under Your New Car's Hood Actually Mean
Ever popped open your hood and found some markings that looked as if they were made by a child with some chalk? These actually have an important meaning.
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Why The Chevy Montana Can't Compete With The Ford Maverick And Hyundai Santa Cruz
The Chevy Montana might seem appealing to those in the market for a new truck, but Ford's Maverick and Hundai's Santa Cruz have already outclassed it.
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3 Ryobi Tools Every Car Owner Needs In Their Trunk, According To Users
Ryobi might be known as a DIY brand, but it has some great automotive tools as well. Here are three that you should consider keeping in your trunk.
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What Happens If You Don't Replace Your Car's Cabin Air Filter?
While a cabin air filter does a different job than the engine air filter, it is still just as important to replace. Here's what happens if you don't.
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Why Did Toyota Stop Calling The Prius PHEV 'The Prime'?
Toyota's Prius Prime has been a popular electric vehicle for years, but why has the maker now dropped the Prime part of the line's branding?
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Arizona Drivers Beware: This Common Driving Habit Increases The Risk Of Getting Pulled Over
Typically, the left lane on the highway is for passing vehicles on the right. However, if you do this while in the left lane, you could get pulled over.
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14 Cars That Are Faster Than A C8 Corvette Z06
Have you ever considered cars with speeds that can surpass the C8 Corvette Z06? Here are 14 cars that can provide you even more oopmh.
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This Ferrari Patent Could Reinvent The Piston Engine
Engines have remained fairly true to form over the years without a lot of unusual changes, but a new Ferrari design could change everything.
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Acura Vs. Honda: Which Car Brand Is More Reliable? (According To Consumer Reports)
Honda and Acura share platforms and engineering, but Consumer Reports’ latest reliability rankings highlight important differences buyers should know.
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GM Owns A Town-Size Piece Of Land Just To Test Its Prototype Cars
Before a new vehicle goes to market, automakers need to test the prototype. GM has a special place for this, and the land is the size of a small town.
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