9 Of The Most Reliable SUV Models Made By Toyota
Toyota is a brand in need of no introduction for its full body of work. Nevertheless, these are the most reliable Toyota SUVs ever assembled.
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Audi's New A6 Exposes A Big Problem Between The U.S. And The Rest Of The World
Audi's new A6 is a technological powerhouse, but as usual the U.S. market only gets a fraction of the toys. That's a situation only likely to get worse.
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What Does It Mean When A Semi-Truck Jackknifes? Here's What Happens
You might have heard the term "jackknifing" with regards to semi-trucks, especially when they're in accidents. What is jackknifing, and how does it happen?
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Why Used Cars Aren't Getting Cheaper
It's no secret that new cars are expensive, but used cars aren't getting any cheaper, either. There's a good reason for it, too. Here's what you need to know.
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Does Detroit Still Make Diesel Engines?
Wondering if Detroit still makes diesel engines? Here’s the latest on their production, engine lineup, and where these engines are used today.
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10 Toyota Models That Do Not Have A CVT Transmission
Toyota cars may offer a more reliable CVT transmission experience than most automakers, but it's hard to beat a traditional transmission with standard gears.
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I Just Drove Every New Jeep Concept, And These Are The Ones It Really Needs To Build
Jeep's Easter Safari is full of off-road concepts, but this year we got to take them for a spin. These are our favorites, and the ones that missed the mark.
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How Many Miles Can You Expect From The Average Semi-Truck Engine? Here's What Truckers Say
Semi-trucks cover millions of miles each year delivering everything from apples to zithers. How long does a semi-truck engine last with good maintenance?
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The Fastest Pontiac Muscle Cars From Every Decade
Pontiac was a pioneer in the muscle car space, even when the market for them dried up. Here are Pontiac's most powerful beasts from each decade.
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The Surprising Reason Why Subaru WRC Cars Have Gold Rims
Looking at Subaru's World Rally Championship cars, you might think their bold gold rims are just a fashion statement. But there's a solid reason for them.
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2025 Nissan Rogue Review: Perfectly Fine, And That's A Problem
Nissan's Rogue is pretty much the poster child for the two-row crossover, but that's a double-edged sword.
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Trickle Charger Vs. Battery Tender: Which Tool Fits Your Motorcycle Needs?
If you won't be riding your motorcycle for a while, you'll want something to keep its battery from dying. Should you get a trickle charger or battery tender?
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Why California Has The Best Potential Average MPG In The US
While America has federal standards for gas efficiency and emissions, California has its own minimums. Here's what that means for gas mileage in the state.
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10 Seriously Cool Classic Cars With Hidden Headlights
Sleek, stylish, and full of retro charm -- discover the lost art of hidden headlights in 20th century automotive design.
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Kia Forte: Which Model Replaced It & Possible Reasons Why It Was Discontinued
The Kia Forte had a solid run for the Korean automaker, but was discontinued after the 2024 model year. What model replaced the Forte, and why did Kia drop it?
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What Is The Smallest Toyota You Can Buy Today?
Toyota is well-known for its SUVs that are reliable and capable off-road, but it also has sedans of all sizes. Here's the smallest you can buy today.
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Does Your Car Overheat When Idling? This Might Be The Reason Why
While your car is idling, if it starts smoking or you simply notice a rise on the coolant temperature gauge, there are a few possible explanations of why.
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Rocket Bunny Subaru BRZ: How Much Does It Cost And What Does The Kit Include?
If you have a Subaru BRZ, you can snazz up its appearance with a Rocket Bunny widebody kit. What's in the Rocket Bunny BRZ kit, and how much does it cost?
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What Oil Does Cummins Recommend You Put In Its Engines?
Not every all is suitable for every engine, and Cummins has some demanding specifications for the oil you put into its diesel engines.
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Why Don't All New Cars Come With Keys Anymore?
Key fobs have been common for years, but now, some cars don't even come with physical keys. While keyless systems are convenient, though, there are downsides.
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Who Owns Mitsubishi And Where Are The Cars Made?
Mitsubishi Motors is the automotive arm of a massive conglomerate that has multiple interests, but where does the company make its cars?
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6.7 Cummins Lifter Failure: What Years Are Affected (And Possible Fixes)
The 6.7-liter Cummins diesel has been powering Ram trucks for nearly two decades. One common problem is hydraulic lifter failure, but what years does it affect?
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How Are People Stealing Dashboard Screens Out Of RAM Trucks So Easily?
Newer Ram trucks are seeing a rash of criminals stealing the infotainment screen. The problem is: It's shockingly easy to do. Here's how to protect yourself.
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Which Company Produces More Tires Than Any Other In The World?
There's a surprising leader in tire manufacturing and it's likely not who you'd expect. This company produces the most tires in the world, regardless of size.
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Why Did F1 Ban CVTs?
Only briefly did CVTs feature in F1 cars - only one, to be exact - before the system was banned outright, though the reason for this ruling is quite simple.
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Everything To Know Before Buying A Toyota 4Runner (New Or Used)
Interested in the Toyota 4Runner? Learn all about pricing, features, reliability, and performance in the new and used markets.
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Harley-Davidson Twin Cam 103 Vs. Milwaukee Eight 107: What's The Difference?
Harley-Davidson's Twin Cam 103 and Milwaukee Eight 107 engines have their similarities, but there are some important differences between them, too.
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