What Does 'RX' Mean On The Lexus RX 350? (And Just How Big Is It?)
The Lexus RX 350 is a pretty good player in the world of premium crossovers. What does the RX acronym stand for? How big is the RX, actually?
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What Makes The TRD Off-Road 4Runner Special & How Does Its MTS System Work?
The Toyota 4Runner is already a pretty capable off-road SUV as it is, but it gets even better with the TRD Off-Road trim level. How does its MTS system work?
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2025 Mercedes-Benz GLE 450e 4MATIC Review: PHEV SUV Trades 7 Seat Option For EV Range
Mercedes' plug-in hybrid SUV may only seat five, but is the GLE 450e frugal enough to make that a worthy sacrifice?
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What Is A Smart Key For Cars And How Does It Work?
Cars have had smart keys for quite a while now, and they have almost entirely phased out regular keys. What are smart keys, actually? How do they work?
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Prototypes Vs. Concept Cars: What's The Difference?
When you're talking about exceptionally rare automobiles, many of them are concept cars or prototypes. Both are meant for testing, but what's the difference?
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Why This Toyota SUV (New Or Used) Is One Of The Best For New Drivers
One of Toyota's highest-selling models also remains one of the safest and most beginner-friendly driving experiences that rookie drivers can buy today.
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What It Means When You See Motorcyclists Point Up Toward The Sky
Do you know what it means when a motorcyclist points at the sky? Here's what this common motorcycle hand signal means, so you know what to do on the road.
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Virginia Has Enacted A Backseat Passenger Law - Here's What That Means
It's undeniable that seat belts save lives, and Virginia enacted a law on July 1 that affects anyone riding in the back seat of a car in the state.
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Ferrari Just Got Rid Of The Roma, And Its Replacement Looks Familiar
Ferrari has discontinued the Roma, but they're not leaving their fans in the lurch, judging from their very familiar-looking follow up, the Amalfi.
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Is It Okay To Skip Gears When Driving A Manual Car?
Enthusiasts love manual transmissions because of the involvement and engagement, although it does have its quirks. Is it okay to skip gears in a manual car?
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3 Brands That Make The Best Used Cars (According To Consumer Reports)
Car brands may very well be the first bit of criteria one looks for in a used vehicle. These car brands, per consumer reports, supply the best used cars.
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Where Are Cummins Engines Made And Who Owns The Company Today?
Cummins dominates the world of diesel engine, and it has done so for decades. Who owns the company today? Where are the legendary Cummins engines made?
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2025 Porsche Panamera Review: GTS Vs. E-Hybrid Showdown
SlashGear gets behind the wheel of the 2025 Porsche Panamera GTS and E-Hybrid and if you're wondering, they aren't cheap. However, they back it up.
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Why Did Toyota Build A Smart City And Where Is It Located?
Toyota is most known for its automobiles, but the company also created a smart city with pretty lofty goals, situated in a very particular location.
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Why Are Crosswalks Called 'Zebra Crossings' In England?
A zebra crossing is the official name for certain kinds of crosswalks in England and the rest of the U.K. But how did they get their quirky name?
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Which Mazda SUV Model Is Comparable To Toyota's RAV4? (And How Much Does It Cost?)
Toyota's RAV4 may be the king of the compact SUV segment, but rival automakers are hot on its heels. Mazda is one such company, and this is its closest rival.
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SRT Is Back, But Without The Viper, Will Anyone Care?
Stellantis wants more performance credibility, but how convincing is SRT without a Viper to put the badge on?
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Toyota RAV4 Vs. Nissan Rogue: Which Compact SUV Is Best For You?
Nissan's Rogue may not be as popular as Toyota's RAV4, but both are compelling options in the compact SUV segment. But which one should you go for?
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Denvix Showcases 2nd Gen Tire Inflator MotorX At NASCAR Coca-Cola 600
Denvix showed off their 2nd Gen portable tire inflator, the MotorX, at NASCAR Coca-Cola 600. Find out why the Denvix MotorX was a fan favorite.
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Are Tire Valve Caps Universal, And How Important Are They Really?
While they usually go unnoticed until you lose one, tire valve caps do serve an important purpose. But are they universal, too? Here's what you need to know.
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What Is Mack's Integrated Powertrain & How Does It Differ From Other Configurations?
You may have heard talk of Mack semi-trucks' integrated powertrain, but what does that mean exactly? And what sets it apart from other powertrains?
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This Is The World's Deepest Underwater Tunnel You'll Be Able To Drive Through (Eventually)
The world's deepest tunnel you can drive through was set to be completed in 2025, but it looks like plans have changed. Here's what you need to know.
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2025 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R Review: The Goldilocks Sportsbike
More affordable than a literbike, but with a bigger engine than its direct rivals, has Kawasaki's mid-range Ninja sealed the deal?
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Motorcycle Lane Splitting Vs. Lane Filtering: What's The Difference?
Ever heard of motorcycle lane splitting or lane filtering? Not only are there key differences between the two but depending on where you live it may be illegal.
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Is It Okay To Buy A Used Motorcycle With High Mileage? Here's What You Should Know
While buying used cars can save you a good chunk of change, is it worth doing the same for motorcycles? This is what to watch for when shopping for used bikes.
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Should You Get A New Engine Or A New Car?
Unfortunately, vehicle engines don't last forever, and if yours has reached the end of its life, here are the pros and cons of buying a new engine or a new car.
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3 Underappreciated Classic Motorcycles From The Early Days Of Triumph
While you might not know the names of these classic Triumph motorcycles, you've likely seen them pop up in history books, movies, and other media.
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