Why Two-Stroke Engines Became A Thing Of The Past
Two-stroke engines are relatively cheaper to manufacture but require more upkeep than four-stroke engines. But they aren't gone from every part of the world.
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Every Generation Of Ford's F-Series Ranked Worst To Best
Few vehicles are iconic of their entire industry the way the Ford F-150 symbolizes the pickup truck to many people. The truck's history is long and storied.
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12 Most Expensive McLarens Of All Time, Ranked
McLaren has been behind some terrific race cars, some of which have made their way into the hands of collectors. These 12 are the most expensive.
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One Of WWII's Weirdest Tanks: The Bob Semple Tank
World War II had a lot of weapons and armored vehicle inventions to help win the war, but the Bob Semple tank is one of the weirdest ones to be made.
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What Does Sport Mode Actually Do In Most Cars?
Lots of cars these days have a "sport" mode, but what does it actually do? The answer varies depending on your car. It might do one of several things.
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Light Duty Vs Heavy Duty Trucks Explained: What's The Difference?
When the going gets tough, which truck do you pick? Light Duty vs Heavy Duty isn't as simple as you might think, especially comparing different automakers.
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Porsche Macan Electric First Drive: Setting Standards When The Stakes Are High
Porsche's most important model is going electric, and we've scored seat-time in the new Macan EV. Can this crossover truly deliver driver-satisfying dynamics?
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Watch Cybertruck Go Off-Roading In Baja California With New Video
For the first time in a while, we've got brand new footage of Tesla's upcoming Cybertruck, and this time it's showing just how truck-like it really is.
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5 Of The Best New Hatchbacks You Can Buy Right Now
Here are five of the best new hatchbacks you can buy right now: Honda Civic Type R, Toyota GR Corolla, Volkswagen Golf GTI, and Mazda 3 Hatchback.
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Can You Really Use Coca-Cola To Dissolve Rust On Your Car?
Are the old urban legends true? Can you really remove rust from your car using nothing more than a bottle of Coca-Cola? We took a look at the science.
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6 Awesome And Affordable Mini V8 Engine Kits
Rebuilding an entire V8 engine can be daunting, but if you're looking to practice or just learn how an engine works, a mini V8 kit might be just the thing.
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Honda Odyssey Vs Toyota Sienna: Which Minivan Is The Better Buy?
Honda Odyssey Vs Toyota Sienna: Which Minivan is the better buy? Choosing between these two reliable minivans can be tough as they both have a lot to offer.
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2024 Toyota Grand Highlander Review: Three-Row SUV Is Bigger And Better As A Hybrid
The Toyota Grand Highlander is a spacious three-row SUV that offers a lot of options for hauling people and cargo in a well appointed interior.
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10 Auto Products That Could Do Your Car More Harm Than Good
Any good or service you buy for your car is ultimately meant to improve your car-owning experience, but some come with caveats you will want to know about.
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The American Truck Turned WWI Fighter: The Putilov-Garford Armored Car
In World War I, Russian forces found an unlikely source for their armored cars (some of the first in history) -- a 5-ton American-made truck.
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Everything You Need To Know About Scrambler Motorcycles
Here is everything you need to know about the iconic scrambler motorcycle. With a long history, the scrambler has a special place in motorcycle lover's hearts.
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Here's How Military Jet Ejection Seats Really Work
If you have seen movies like "Top Gun," then you may have an idea of how jet ejections work. But the process is more complicated and dangerous than you think.
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The Strange Propeller Car Of WWI: The Story Behind Sizaire-Berwick's Armored Car
The story behind Sizaire-Berwick's Armored Car is a strange one. This propellor car was made to help in World War I, but it had several design flaws.
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If You See This On Your Tires Get Them Replaced ASAP
It can sometimes be difficult to judge just when to change your vehicle's tires, but there is one way to know for sure that you're overdue for a new set.
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Top Reasons Your Car Is Losing Coolant Without A Leak
Coolant is what keeps your engine from getting too hot, and there are a few things to keep an eye out for that might cause low levels. Here's what to watch for.
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Rolls-Royce's Merlin: The Engine That Helped Win WWII
The Rolls-Royce Merlin engine played a pivotal point in World War II. It was in the Mustang and Spitfire aircrafts and allowed them to fly at higher altitudes.
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5 Things You Need To Stop Doing If You Drive A Manual Transmission Car
While they aren't as popular as they used to be, manual transmission cars are still out there, and if you own one, you should stop doing these five things.
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The Max Range GMC Says A 2024 Hummer EV Will Go On A Single Charge
The all electric Hummer is here, but can it live up to the hype? Well, the 2024 model is supposed to have a battery range of over 300 miles.
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You Probably Need To Clean Your Car's Battery Terminals - Here's Why
If you notice your vehicle isn't starting as it should, it's important to check your battery and clean the terminals to ensure it will start every time.
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Why The 1991 Pontiac Grand Am Was Way Cooler Than You Remember
While the Pontiac Grand Am no longer exists, the 1991 model was a sight to behold -- especially if you find one of the rare ones with an upgraded engine.
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The Unsung Hero Of Muscle Cars: The AMC AMX
Over the years, there have been several muscle cars that gearheads would love to have in their collection and one of those is the unsung hero the AMC AMX.
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Every Generation Of The Ford Bronco, Ranked
In 1966, Ford provided its answer to the Jeep and Land Rover. The Bronco went missing for 25 years but now that it's back, let's rank all six generations.
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