Your Car Might Not Reach 100,000 Miles With These Bad Habits
Bad driving and maintenance habits can be detrimental to your vehicle's lifespan, and if you're not careful, you might not see it make it to 100,000 miles.
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7 Reasons Why Your Vehicle's MPG Is Going Down
Declining fuel economy can be a sign of a problem with your car. Here are a few reasons you're not getting as many miles per gallon as you used to.
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5 Iconic Nissan Cars From The '90s
While Nissan is struggling to keep up today, in the '90s, the company made some of the coolest cars of the decade. Check out these nostalgic rides.
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What Type Of Car Was In The 2025 Super Bowl Halftime Show?
Kendrick Lamar's vintage Buick, the same one featured in his sixth album "GNX," was given center stage at Super Bowl 2025. The model has special meaning to him.
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Jeep's Super Bowl Ad With Harrison Ford Quietly Takes A Shot At The Bronco
Jeep surprised Super Bowl viewers with a calm meditation on life in the form of a long commercial featuring Harrison Ford - and one of its biggest competitors.
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6 Of The Coolest Trucks From The '90s (And What They're Worth Today)
The 1990s was a heyday for American prosperity and that was also reflected in its pickup trucks, including these.
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These Are The 5.9 Cummins Years To Avoid (According To Owners)
The Cummins 5.9-liter diesel engine has powered Ram trucks since 1989. It went through a few changes over its lifespan, but which years should be avoided?
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What Are Jeepneys? How The Philippines' Public Transport Icon Was Created
The colorful buses known as Jeepneys from the Philippines have a unique and interesting origin, as well as an ongoing saga that may see them vanish.
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6 Of The Most Sought After Classic Pontiac Muscle Cars
Pontiac made some beautiful and powerful muscle cars in the 1960s and early '70s. Here are some of the most desirable Pontiac models from that era.
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10 Forgotten Two-Seater Sports Cars That Deserve More Attention
Sports cars these days may be heavy, high horsepower beasts, but they weren't always like that. These sprightly two-seaters were lightweight cornering dreams.
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What Type Of Fuel Do Drag Racers Use And Can You Use It In Your Daily Driver?
Drag racers use various types and mixtures of fuel. Here’s an in-depth look at the different types of fuel and how each would affect your average car.
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What Engine Powers The Toyota Yaris 1.5L And How Much HP Does It Produce?
The Toyota Yaris with a 1.5L engine is a bit of an unusual story, being originally released by a different brand entirely. Here are the details on its engine.
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Why Do Motorcyclists Wear So Much Leather?
Everyone knows the iconic image of a motorcycle rider clad head-to-toe in leather, but the reason they wear leather is surprisingly simple.
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6 Of The Most Powerful Harley-Davidson Models, Ranked By Horsepower
Harley-Davidson bikes are more known for quality and reliability than raw power, but that's not to say there aren't some beefy bikes in the company's history.
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2025 Harley-Davidson Colors: All The New Paint Options Available
Harley-Davidson is offering some slick new paint jobs for their latest motorcycle models, and now you can get official custom color schemes, too.
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Who Owns Mercedes-Benz And Where Are Its Cars Made?
Mercedes-Benz has a long history and is one of the world's premier luxury auto brands. Who owns the company, and where does it manufacture its vehicles?
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How Ford's Trail Control Works, And Which Vehicles Come With It
Can you control a trail if you're driving a Ford? Well, actually, yes, if you use this feature that helps immensely with off-roading. Here's how it works.
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7 Of The Cheapest Cars With Heated Steering Wheels
In winter, a heated steering wheel can mean the difference between frostbite and a comfortable commute, and more cars are equipped with them than ever.
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14 Cheap Cars With Standard Apple CarPlay And Android Auto
Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are the gold standard for car connectivity, and there are plenty of reasonably priced vehicles that come with them included.
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What Happened To RigStrips From Shark Tank Season 16?
RigStrips arrived on 'Shark Tank' with a foundation of success already, but the episode still proved fruitful for the burgeoning accessory company.
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8 Chevrolet Cars Named After Real Places
It's no wonder that sometimes cars get named after real places, especially to embrace a specific atmosphere. Here are some Chevy cars that achieve just that.
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Does Honda's Econ Mode Actually Save Gas? Here's What Drivers Say
If you've ever wondered whether pressing that green Econ button in your Honda was worth it, you're not alone. Here's the truth behind the mode.
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4 Things At The Chicago Auto Show That'll Make You Want A New Car In 2025
Looking at what was available on today's cars, I mentally assessed the features I would consider to be important in any new vehicle I purchase.
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How Much HP Does A 4.6L Golen Jeep Stroker Engine Have & How Much Does One Cost?
Golen produces special Chevy and muscle car era engines, but perhaps the most unique offering is the 4.6-liter Jeep stroker engine.
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Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs Vs. Motorcycle Clubs: What's The Difference?
Everyone you've ever seen riding a motorcycle in a leather jacket falls into one of two categories: motorcycle clubs or outlaw motorcycle gangs.
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Why Are City Bus Engines Installed In The Rear?
A city bus will often have its engine installed in the rear, but how does that impact the bus versus installing the engine in the front of the vehicle?
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2026 Subaru Forester Wilderness First Look: Is It Worth Waiting For?
The 2026 Subaru Forester will be available in a new Wilderness trim, and we got a chance to see it at the Chicago Auto Show. So will it be worth the wait?
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