10 Alternatives To The Subaru BRZ
Looking for a fun sports car like the Subaru BRZ? These 10 rear-wheel-drive options offer thrills, comfort, or daily practicality -- sometimes all three.
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Why Was The Chrysler 200 Discontinued?
Chrysler's 200 sedan received a warm reception when it debuted in 2011 but was discontinued within five years. Why did Chrysler drop it so quickly?
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Why Do Race Cars Have An X On Headlights? Here's Why They're Taped
You've probably seen classic race cars go around the track with an X taped on their headlights. But have you ever stopped to ask yourself why they have it?
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Was The Hellephant Engine Ever Offered In A Production Car?
Dodge's Hellephant crate engine was one of the most powerful engines the company ever made. But did the engine ever make its way into a production vehicle?
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How To Tell Which Size Oil Filter Wrench You Need (And How To Use One)
Knowing how to change your own oil is a great way to save money, but before you get started, here's how to know what size oil filter wrench you'll need.
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Why Most Semi-Trucks Don't Have Synchronized Transmissions
Most semi-trucks in the U.S. still have unsynchronized transmissions, even though they're harder to use. But why is this old-school tech still popular?
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How Did Dodge's Hellephant Engine Get Its Name?
The super-powerful Dodge Hellephant has an storied history, and its name has a interesting origin too.
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Indian's Most Expensive Motorcycles Just Got Even Pricier, Would You Pay 45K?
Indian is releasing two new motorcycles, laden with features and painted in beautiful colors. They raise the question: Would you pay $45,000 for a motorcycle?
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5 Of The Best Rain-X Alternatives You Can Buy (According To Users)
Your vehicle's windshield is vital for keeping you safe while on the road, but it's important it's clean. Here are five Rain-X alternatives to consider.
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Why Do Semi-Trucks Use DEF, And When Did It Become Mandatory?
DEF stands for diesel exhaust fluid, and it is mandatory for all semi-trucks to use it in the United States. Here's why and what exactly it does.
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How Are Heavy Semi-Trucks Jacked To Change Tires?
You may carry a jack in your car's trunk in case of a flat tire, but your car is many times smaller than a semi-truck. How do their drivers jack them up?
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The Unexpected Breakfast Item You Might Not Know Volkswagen Makes
Did you know Volkswagen makes more than cars? Discover the surprising breakfast item they produce and the fun story behind it.
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These 4 Common Mistakes Could Ruin Your Engine
While you might not think much of these typical driver tendencies, these mistakes could incur serious harm to your engine over long-term ownership.
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2025 Chevrolet Blazer EV SS First Drive: Worth The Wait, But No Track Star
Chevrolet's Blazer EV gets some serious power, as we finally get to test the long-awaited SS version. But has Chevy done more than deliver an uptick in torque?
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How Much Ethanol Is In 87 Octane Gas? (And Can You Use 85 Octane Instead?)
You're probably familiar with the term E87 gasoline, but how much ethanol is actually in it? Here's everything we know about that (and 85 Octane as well).
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Butterfly Vs. Scissor Doors: What's The Difference Between Them?
There's nothing quite as cool as opening a vertical car door and stepping out, but is there a real difference between butterfly and scissor doors?
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Does Cummins Make Train Engines?
For a train to move and gain speed, it has to have a powerful engine running it, and Cummins is one of the most powerful diesel engines on the market.
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How To Clean Tinted Car Windows (Inside And Out)
While cleaning standard automobile windows is fairly straightforward, tinting can add a new layer to things, especially if it's aftermarket tint.
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What Is The Lawsuit Against The Toyota Mirai About & Where Was It Filed?
Toyota promised a zero-emissions future when it launched the Mirai in 2014. However, a lawsuit means it's now gaining attention for all the wrong reasons.
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Toyota Connected Services: Here's What They Cost (And If They're Actually Worth It)
With new car models, there are subscriptions customers can choose from. Toyota has its Connected Services, here's whether they are worth paying for.
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The 7 Most Unsuccessful Lexus Vehicles Ever Sold
Lexus has made some of the most popular luxury cars of the last few decades, but while its designed have pushed the envelope, they haven't all been winners.
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3 Luxury SUVs You Should Avoid When Shopping For A Used Car
Just because an SUV costs a lot of money and comes from a luxury brand doesn't mean it's reliable or safe. Here are some luxury SUVs you'll want to avoid.
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Why Do Dragsters Do Burnouts? Here's Why They're Useful
If you've ever been to a drag race, you have seen drivers do burnouts just before the race begins. Why do drag racers smoke their tires before races?
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What Does MPGe Mean, And How Is It Different From MPG?
Confused by MPGe vs MPG? Learn what MPGe means, how it's calculated, and how it compares to traditional miles per gallon ratings.
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Why Objects In Your Car's Side Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear
Ever wonder why objects in your car’s side mirror appear farther away? Learn the science behind this warning and how convex mirrors affect perception.
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5 Cheap Car Battery Jump Starters With Good Reviews
Every person who owns a car should have a jump starter in case of an emergency. If you need one, here are the best options according to reviews.
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Synthetic Vs. Mineral Oil: What's The Difference In How They Perform?
When shopping for motor oil, you'll probably notice that some are mineral while others are synthetic. What's the difference between these two types of oil?
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