Can You Sell A Car That Hasn't Been Paid Off Yet?
If you have a car you want to sell, but still owe money on it, don't worry, you have options. Here are the pros and cons of each to help you make a decision.
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Porsche's Most Iconic Interior Is Finally Back After Decades, But It's Not Staying Long
Porsche has brought back one of its most iconic interior designs with its latest Heritage Design car, but you'll have to act fast if you want one.
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What Does The REST Button Do In VW Cars? (And When Should You Use It?)
The REST button can be found on most modern VW models along with the rest of the climate control buttons. Take advantage on those chilly days.
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Can You Repair Rust On Your Car's Frame? (And Is It Worth The Work?)
Rust is a serious concern for a car, and can in some instances result in major damage to the car's frame. But is it possible to even repair that kind of damage?
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Can Electric Motorcycles Go As Fast As Gas-Powered Ones?
Electric motorcycles are still a nascent part of the electrification of road vehicles, but they've come a long way, putting out impressive performance numbers.
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Which Ford SUV Do Police Use In North America? (And How Fast Can It Go?)
The SUV that police typically drive is an extremely popular Ford model, and has an interesting history.
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The Reason Why Fast N' Loud Was Cancelled
The Discovery Channel's "Fast N' Loud" was very loud and extremely fast, lasting only 4 seasons. What happened that caused the show to go under?
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5 Of The Best Car Floor Mat Brands In 2025, Ranked
A good floor mat can truly extend the life of your car's interior, but which floor mat is right for you? These five stand out as the best of the best.
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USB Ports Not Working In Your Car? These Are The Fixes We'd Try First
Many cars these days have USB ports to allow integration with and charging of mobile devices, but what do you do when your car's USB ports don't work?
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Where Is The Longest Floating Bridge In The World? (And What Is Its Total Length?)
Not all bridges are meant to majestically span water or a gorge; some just float on the surface and allow vehicles to pass over them. Here's the longest one.
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Chevrolet Silverado & GMC Sierra Fuel Pump Settlement: How To Check If You're Eligible
Owners of these Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra trucks with Duramax 6.6-liter diesel engines are eligible for a big class action settlement.
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Is Mercedes Bringing Back The V8 Engine?
Many V8 fans disappointed by the 2025 Mercedes-AMG C63's four-cylinder hybrid engine. But is the German company really bringing the V8 back to its engine bay?
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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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Here's Where Neil Armstrong's Corvette Is Today
Neil Armstrong's 1967 Corvette Sting Ray is now in the care of a restorer who preserved it after not leaving a garage from 1981 to 2012.
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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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