The Diesel-Powered VW Dasher Wagon: What Years Was It Made & How Fast Could It Go
The Volkswagen diesel Dasher wagon was a short-lived model, and it was never the most powerful car, but it remains one of the most curious Passat variants.
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Here's Why Ford Discontinued The EcoSport
The Ford EcoSport was a very popular small crossover in other parts of the world, but when the automaker tried to bring it to the U.S., it didn't go well.
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Bugatti Tourbillon Is A 277 Mph V16 Hybrid To Prove ICE Isn't Dead Yet
Step aside, Chiron and Veyron. There is a new sheriff in town: the Tourbillon. With a 277 mph V16 hybrid, Bugatti is proving that ICE isn't dead yet.
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What Does Kawasaki's 'KRT Edition' Mean And How Is It Different From The Ninja 400?
The Kawasaki Ninja 400 motorcycle comes in two flavors: the standard version and the KRT Edition. Here is everything that makes the KRT different.
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5 Older Trucks With Surprisingly Decent Gas Mileage
Many might not think that some older trucks have surprisingly decent gas mileage, but there are a few worth considering if you are in the market for one.
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10 Mistakes You Might Be Making When Changing The Air Filter In Your Vehicle
Replacing the engine air filter in your car is a pretty simple bit of maintenance you can do at home. Just make sure you don't make any of these mistakes.
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Cummins 4BT Vs. 6BT Engines: What's The Difference?
The Cummins 4BT and 6BT diesel engines are popular for engine swaps. We compare the two engines so you can decide which will work best for you.
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Rivian's EV Trip Planner Is Getting A Big Upgrade, And You Don't Need A Rivian To Use It
One of the speed bumps in the EV market is the accessibility of charging stations. That's why Rivian is upgrading its trip planner, not only for its EV models.
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The Ford Capri Rallycross 4x4 That Was Too Tough To Drive
Despite its impact on increasing the popularity of rallycross to the masses, the Ford Capri 4WD consistently struggled on the circuit, even with expert drivers.
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Why Are Dirt Bike Helmets Shaped Differently From Motorcycle Helmets?
Dirt bike helmets have a distinct look compared to regular motorcycle helmets. Here’s why they are different and why you should use them on the track.
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Here's How Much Horsepower An Aprilia Tuono V4 Motorcycle Has (And Its Top Speed)
The Aprilia Tuono V4 comes as a base model and a more expensive Factory version. How powerful are they, and is there a difference between them?
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All About The Engines That Powered The 1979 Pontiac Firebird
The 1979 Pontiac Firebird was part of the most popular generation of Firebirds. Here is a look at the engines that were available in the ’79 models.
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Which Mazda Vehicles Have Third-Row Seating?
A few of Mazda's largest SUVs offer third-row seating in the back, boosting both passenger capacity as well as cargo room for long hauls and road trips.
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Harley-Davidson May Not Make E-Bikes, But They Do Sell Them (& Here's What They Cost)
Harley-Davidson is best known for it's grunty motorcycles, but the company has previously experimented with electric bicycles and still sells some.
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Honda CB650 Vs CBR650 Motorcycles: What's The Difference?
The Honda CB650R and its fully-faired twin are almost identical in every way. So which is the better motorcycle for you?
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2-Cycle Vs. 4-Cycle Engine Oil: What's The Difference?
You can't just grab any old bottle of oil and pour it into your engine, but why is that? Here's the main distinctions between 2-cycle and 4-cycle engine oil.
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Which Cars Have A 1JZ Engine Under The Hood & How Much Horsepower Can They Produce?
While the 2JZ is an iconic powertrain capable of thousands of horsepower, its predecessor still offers great performance at a bargain comparatively.
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12 Of The Most Intense Homologation Special Cars In History
Race cars represent the pinnacle of automotive performance, but they don't always stay on the track. Here are the most intense models to become street-legal.
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6 Of The Most Affordable 125cc Motorcycles For Beginners
From Honda to Yamaha, there are several beginner 125cc motorcycles and dirt bikes perfect for novice riders. Here are a few that won't break the bank.
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How Quick Is The Husqvarna Svartpilen 401 And What's Its Top Speed?
If you're interested in buying a Husqvarna Svartpilen 401, it's worth knowing how quick it is and the top speed before signing on the dotted line.
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9 Of The Most Dangerous Reasons For Tesla Recalls So Far
Tesla, a homegrown EV company, has had more than a few safety recalls since its inception. What have been some of the most concerning?
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US China Policy Is Squeezing EV Consumers — And It's About To Get Worse
U.S. policies against Chinese EV automakers could squeeze EV consumers in the U.S. out of the market. One expert weighs in on the current situation.
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5 Facts About The 1970 Pontiac Firebird Probably Only Hardcore Car Fans Know
The 1970 Pontiac Firebird was a necessary step into the muscle car world for General Motors, and it came with some interesting features future models never got.
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2009 Honda Civic: Common Problems (And The Potential Cost Of Repairs)
Just because the vehicle is well built and reliable for the most part, it doesn't mean it's without a few problems. So let's talk about the 2009 Honda Civic.
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Honda Parts Are In The Batmobile From 1989's Batman & You Didn't Even Notice
Michael Keaton's low-slung and menacing Gothic Batmobile used parts from a bus, a Ferrari, and yes, even a humble Honda Civic.
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How To Measure The Perfect Height For A Motorcycle Windshield
Before you go to the nearest automotive store and grab the first windshield that catches your eye, you need to gather some information.
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What Makes The Ford Fairlane 427 One Of The Rarest Classic Muscle Cars Ever Built
In competition with the HEMI, the NASCAR-derived "R-code" engine found its way into the Ford Fairline 427, and thus began tearing up drag strips across the U.S.
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