What Happens If A Car Battery Is Installed Wrong?
Fixing a car on your own can save some money, or you can damage your car. Find out what happens if the car's battery is installed incorrectly and how to fix it.
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Cheap Vs. Expensive Oil Change: Should You Spend Less Or More?
It can be tempting to spend money on high-end synthetic oil changes for your car, but is it actually worth the extra cost you'll pay for it?
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Why Cars In California Are About To Get More Expensive
Car fees in California are already so expensive compared to fees in other states. Find out why cars are going to get so much more expensive in this state.
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Does Hot Weather Improve Fuel Economy?
When the sun is out and the temperature is climbing, does that heat have an effect on how efficiently your car runs? Here's how your MPG might be affected.
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13 Cars Predicted To Be Discontinued By 2026
Check out these 13 cars new while you can, as they are all projected to be discontinued by the time the calendar turns to 2026.
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What Does HEMI Mean? Here's Where The Engine Got Its Name
Undoubtedly, you know a little something about HEMIs, but do you know what the name means? Here's where the high-performance engine got its name.
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What's The Powder Inside Airbags? (And Is It Dangerous?)
There are two kinds of powder associated with airbags. One of them is harmless and the other is not. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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Why Are Some Trailers Called Fifth Wheels?
You may have heard of a camper trailer referred to as a "fifth wheel". We take a look at where that term came from and why it's still used today.
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Do Car Batteries Lose Charge When Not In Use? Parasitic Drain, Explained
Car batteries can lose charge when not in use thanks to what's called parasitic drain. Here's a look at why that happens and how you can avoid a dead battery.
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Is It Safe To Use WD-40 On A Squeaky Engine Belt?
WD-40 has many helpful uses, including as a way to quiet squeaky door hinges and other moving parts, but is it ok to spray WD-40 on noisy car engine belts?
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Waymo Is Spreading To More Cities — Here's Where It's Heading Next
Waymo self-driving cars are in four U.S. cities but will be spreading to more in the next year or two. Here's where autonomous driving company is heading next.
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What's Toyota's Number One Selling Vehicle In 2025 (So Far)?
2025 has been good to Toyota so far, with total sales climbing slightly compared to 2024. But one model leads the way for the firm — here's what it is.
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This Is The Best-Priced Car You Can Buy New With Over 400 HP In 2025
There aren't too many cars out there that are reasonably priced with exceptional horsepower, but there are a couple and Nissan delivers with this 2025 model.
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2025 Acura RDX Review: Refreshed SUV Keeps What's Most Important
Acura's refresh of the 2025 RDX doesn't mess with a winning formula. Well, apart from one lingering frustration, maybe.
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2025 Audi A5 And S5 First Drive: A Convincing Case Against The Crossover
Crossovers may be taking over, but Audi's not giving up on sports sedans. Surprising changes could give the all-new A5 and S5 an unexpected edge.
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What's Ford's Number One Selling Vehicle In 2025 (So Far)?
Ford hasn't exactly had a straightforward start to the year, but its vehicles continue to sell decently; here's the vehicle that tops the list.
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Laser Headlights: How They Work & Their Disadvantages Explained
There's a new piece of automotive technology on the horizon -- laser headlights. Here's what they are, how they work, and why they might not be so great.
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7 Alternatives To The 2025 Toyota Sequoia
Full-size SUVS are big business these days, and getting into one can be an investment. These alternatives to Toyota's Sequoia that offer comfort and capacity.
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What Does SV Stand For On Range Rovers?
Have you ever looked longingly at an ultra-luxurious Range Rover SUV and wondered what SV stands for on some of the models? Here's what it means.
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8 Of The Worst-Looking Pontiacs Ever Made
During its 82 year run, Pontiac release some of the most iconic American cars of all time, from the GTO to the Firebird. They can't all be winners.
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How Fast Is The Honda CBR500R? A Look At Its Top Speed And Acceleration Times
Honda's CBR500R has long been one of the go-to sports bikes for new riders looking to get into the hobby. But how fast is the 471cc bike, actually?
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This Is The Diesel Engine Truck That Gets The Best MPG In 2025
Diesel trucks have a reputation for good fuel economy, but which truck is the most economical of them all? Here's the pickup to go for if you want great mpg.
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10 Of The Worst Car Company Rebrands In History
Auto makers live and die on the strength and reputation of the brand icons that decorate their vehicles. Sometimes, rebranding a dud doesn't go well.
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What Is The Difference Between The Honda Odyssey And Elysion?
Honda's best-known minivan may be the Odyssey, but certain markets also get another minivan called the Elysion. But how do the two models differ?
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The 2026 Corvette ZR1X Is The 1,250 HP Hypercar The Mid-Engine Chevy Was Always Meant To Be
The pinnacle of the 8th-gen American supercar is here, with the 2026 Corvette ZR1X packing even more impressive hybrid horsepower over the base C8 Corvette.
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Can You Supercharge A Ford EcoBoost Engine? (And Should You?)
While it's technically possible to supercharge a Ford ecoboost-powered car, there are easier and cheaper ways to improve the engine performance.
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Why High-Performance Cars Use Drilled And Slotted Rotors
While standard cars tend to use vented brake rotors, racecars and other high-performance vehicles might have drilled and slotted ones. Why is that?
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