Why Did Studebaker Stop Making Cars?
Studebaker cars have garnered praise long after the final model rolled off the assembly line, but why did this once prominent German business ultimately fail?
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3 Makita Tools That Will Come In Handy For Tire Changes And Rotations
Makita doesn't have the largest portfolio of automotive tools, but its gear is high-quality and can be used for more than one purpose.
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Here's Why Acura Stopped Making The SLX SUV
The Acura SLX was an early example of the small crossover SUV, promising Acura-caliber luxury in a bulletproof design borrowed from Isuzu. What went wrong?
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Disc Brakes Vs Drum Brakes: What's The Difference?
Barring the engine itself, brakes are the most important parts of your car. Here's what to know about the two most common kinds of brakes: disc and drum.
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Where Are Norton Motorcycles Made, And Who Owns The Company Now?
Norton Motorcycles has long been a beloeved brand, but throughout the years the company has fallen on hard times and seen changes of ownership.
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The Best And Worst Years For The Ford 7.3L Power Stroke V8 Engine
The Ford 7.3L Power Stroke engine is one that diesel enthusiasts hold in high regard, but it hasn't always been great. Here are the best and worst versions.
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Everything To Know About The 3.0L EcoDiesel V6 Jeep Engine
While it's being discontinued in favor of a hybrid approach from Jeep, the 3-liter EcoDiesel V6 engine is a potent, lightweight, and efficient powertrain.
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This Is The Ultimate Hellcat Minivan We Wish Chrysler Would Build
Want to destroy your daily drive in a 700hp minivan/muscle car mashup? A recent SpeedKore concept merges the Dodge Hellcat with the Chrysler Pacifica minivan.
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Everything To Know About Chevrolet's 4.3L V6 Engine
While it's not the most famous engine Chevrolet ever made, the 4.3L V6 powered several of its best cars for 30 years and continues to be an influence today.
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Everything To Know About The Very First Triumph Motorcycle
Known as the original British motorcycle company, Triumph's pivot to motorcycles began in 1901 with the No. 1, which was a bit delayed due to market research.
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5 Classic Mopars That Make Great Restoration Projects
If you're in the market for a new project car, restoring a classic Mopar can be a great choice for enthusiasts. These are our top picks.
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5 Diesel Fuel Additives Truck Drivers Swear By
Truck drivers put thousands of miles on their rigs in a short amount of time, and if you want the best performance, try one of these diesel fuel additives.
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Chevrolet's 10 Highest Horsepower Engines Ever Built, Ranked
Chevrolet's reputation is built on its muscle cars and powerful engines. How ferocious do they get? We've ranked Chevy's most powerful units.
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Diesel Fuel Additives Explained: Do They Actually Help?
Diesel fuel provides the power necessary for challenging tasks in the biggest machines, but for the most demanding work, fuel additives are often used.
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Everything To Know About The S197 Mustang
Sales for this S197 generation started in 2005 and ended in 2014, and it still holds up as a budget-friendly car among enthusiasts.
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5 Of The Cheapest Trucks Ford Ever Made
Sometimes what you need is the most budget-friendly vehicle you can get your hands on. These are a few of the least expensive trucks Ford has ever made.
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All About The R-Code 427 V8 Engine That Powered The 1967 Ford Galaxie 500
One of the rarest muscle cars, the 1967 Ford Galaxie 500 with R-code 427 V8 engine only had 24 examples made. If you find one, though, it's pretty worth it.
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5 Things You Should Know Before Buying A Remanufactured Engine
Before buying a remanufactured engine, it's important to know what they are, the warranties involved, and where to buy them. Here's everything you need to know.
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2024 Audi SQ7 Review: Seven-Seat Sports SUV Still Hits The Spot
Though it's been around for years in its current form, the Audi SQ7 still boasts some incredible specs for the price, despite compromising some practicality.
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Kawasaki's KR1000 Was A Dominant Endurance Motorcycle
Kawasaki's KR1000 was a force to be reckoned with in early 1980s endurance racing. This unsuspecting lime green bike was all over the podiums.
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Roofnest Condor Overland 2 Review: Keeping Warm While Winter Car Camping
Heading off-grid needn't mean roughing it. If overlanding is your next adventure, a hardshell rooftop tent can be the perfect way to turn your car into a camp.
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10 Of The Coolest Classic Muscle Cars With Big Block Engines
Muscle cars remain an iconic part of American automotive history, and those with true big block engines are some of the coolest cars collectors can find.
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Everything Ford Fans Should Know About The 1940 Ford Deluxe Coupe
The 1940 Ford Deluxe Coupe is a style icon from the last century, and you can still see it in movies and TV shows today.
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Mercedes' EV Roadmap Just Hit An Unexpected Delay
Just as nearly every automaker planned to have an entirely electric lineup by 2030, Mercedes-Benz has decided to change plans. Here are speculations as to why.
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2024 McLaren 750S First Drive: Even In The Rain, The Modern Magic Shines Through
McLaren's fearsome supercar only gets better, and while the style changes may be minimal, underestimate the 750S' capabilities at your peril - even in the wet.
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Every Generation Of The Volkswagen Jetta Ranked, Slowest To Fastest
The Volkswagen Jetta is a name brand in the automotive industry that has had some staying power thanks to its sleek design. Here are the fastest generations.
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The Last Mopar Big Block Engine: The 400 V8
The big block V8 is a motoring legend, the ultimate flex of old-school American muscle. The Chrysler 400 was Mopar's last dance with this iconic design.
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