8 Rotary-Powered Cars That We'd Be Shocked To See On The Road
The rotary engine is an essentially flawed design that is inefficient and dirty. But that just makes it an awesome challenge to keep them running, right?
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Should You Install A Downpipe On Your Turbocharged Car?
If you're looking to squeeze more performance out of your turbocharged car, you might consider a downpipe. There are some things to keep in mind, though.
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Here's What Made Jeep's 2.5L Engine So Reliable
Jeep's 1980s era 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine didn't have a ton of power behind it, but it was incredibly reliable, something it's still known for today.
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General Motors LT Vs LS Engines: What Are The Big Differences?
While LT engines have been around since before the LS kind, what we are looking at here is a comparison between Gen-III and Gen-IV LS and Gen-V LT.
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This Mini Ferrari F40 Is Actually A Mazda
You may not be able to afford a Ferrari F40, much less Liberty Walk's custom version. What's more attainable is the company's mini F40 based on a tiny Mazda.
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6 Of The Coolest Gear Shifters In Classic Cars
Gear shifters are some of the coolest accessories in cars. With this in mind, let's take a look at some of the coolest that were ever produced in classic cars.
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The Prius Toyota Won't Build, But Zephyr Imagined Perfectly
While the fifth-gen Prius turned some heads already, one designer sought to make an even prettier sports car adaptation of the economical family hauler.
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6 Common Electric Vehicle Myths You Need To Know The Facts About
While they aren't perfect, there are several myths surrounding electric vehicles that give them a bad rap. Here are the most common ones and the facts.
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The EV Tax Credit Is Now Faster And Easier, But There's A Catch
The U.S. Federal tax credit for electric vehicles is very easy to take advantage of, but it comes with quite a few caveats. Here's what you need to know.
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What Causes Motorcycle Death Wobble, And How Can You Fix It?
If you've ever encountered motorcycle death wobble, you know how terrifying it can be. Here's how you can prevent it or try to get out of it.
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Fans Say These Are The 3 Most Reliable Duramax V8 Engines
The Duramax V8 engine has a special place in the hearts of Chevy fans, but not all Duramax engines are equally regarded. Here are the best versions.
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Here's Why Honda's K24 Is Such A Popular Choice For Engine Swaps
One of the most popular engine swaps for tuners is the Honda K24 engine, which is both reliable and scalable for a variety of customization car builds.
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Which Yamaha Motorcycle Is Best For Beginners?
For beginners seeking a blend of power and safety, discover Yamaha's tailored entry options, igniting the passion for two-wheel adventures.
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Transverse Vs Longitudinal Engines: What's The Difference, And Which Is Better?
To say one is better than the other is a fallacy, as their applications are quite different. So, let's break down the differences between these engine types.
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How To Tell If The Rear Main Seal Is Leaking On Your Car
The rear main seal is a complicated component, but its function is simple: to protect the interior of your vehicle from leaks and keep engine oil flowing.
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Why Ford's 24.7 Concepts Were So Ahead Of Their Time (For Better Or Worse)
The Ford 24.7 concepts consisted of a coupe, wagon, and truck and were extremely futuristic for the early 2000s.
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Engine Coolant Colors Explained: Which Is Best For Your Car?
Topping up engine coolant is an important part of maintaining your car, but that doesn't mean you should grab the first colorful jug you see on the shelf.
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Here's What Made The Oldsmobile Ram Rod 350 Engine So Special
In the 1960s, Oldsmobile produced the Ram Rod 350 engine. While it may not sound that impressive on paper, it made a big impact for one important reason.
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Do Rear Spoilers Really Make A Difference In Downforce?
The classic muscle car, with its built-up tires, shaker scoop, and rear spoiler, is an American icon. But is that spoiler really doing anything?
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How Often Do You Really Need To Replace Your Car's Brake Pads?
Are you worried you're wasting money on premature brake pad replacements (or waiting too long and causing expensive damage)? Here's what you should know.
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2024 Honda Prologue: Here's How Much Range Each Trim Level Has
Honda has been teasing its first EV, the 2024 Prologue, for some time now. Here's what we know so far about each trim range, pricing, and features.
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8 Of The Fastest Police Cars On The Road In 2024
For as often as you may seen police vehicles on the road, it's easy to forget what law enforcement cars are capable of. Here are some of the fastest you'll see.
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6 Of The Coolest Pontoon Boats Of 2024
Whether you are in the market for one or just like looking at new boats, you will enjoy checking out this list of the six coolest pontoon boats of 2024.
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2024 Porsche Macan Electric Revealed, But Don't Ask About The Range
There'll be two versions of the all-electric Macan initially, the 2024 Macan 4 and the 2024 Macan Turbo. Here's what Porsche fans can expect from the EVs.
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How Tesla Turn Signals Made Driving Tests More Difficult To Pass
Tesla vehicles are known for their design quirks, but despite being forward-thinking for the EV future, one fundamental change by Tesla could prove hazardous.
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Ford Recalls Nearly 2 Million Explorer SUVs Over Potential Risk To Other Drivers
Ford is kicking off 2024 with a recall that covers select Ford Explorer SUVs. The reason? Trim retention clips. Here's what Explorer owners should know.
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A Look Back At The Innovation In Audi's Iconic V8
Audi wasn't always a luxury car manufacturer. That reputation didn't begin until the 1980s, when the brand introduced its powerful V8 engine.
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