More Police Are Adopting 'Grappler' Tech To End Car Chases Before They Begin
Ending car chases can be risky for all involved. The Grappler offers law enforcement a much safer way to do so, and it's becoming more popular.
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Ever Noticed Those White Squares On Top Of Traffic Lights? Here's What They're For
If you’ve ever spotted white squares mounted near traffic lights, you may have wondered what they do. You might find their real purpose pretty surprising.
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Lawsuit Could See Florida License Plate Law Declared Unconstitutional
The saga of Florida's license plate law continues. The statute is being challenged in court and, if successful, may see the law rendered unconstitutional.
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As Rivian Confirms R2 Pricing And Range, Is This Perfect Timing For A New Electric SUV?
Rivian's second SUV arrives amid unstable gas prices and rival automakers pulling back on EVs.
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California Is Cracking Down On Drivers With Plates From One Specific State
A sneaky loophole that helped wealthy car buyers sidestep taxes is now under scrutiny, as California authorities launch sweeping investigations.
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If A Mechanic Refuses To Release Your Car, Here's What You'll Have To Do
If you take your car into the shop, but then the mechanic refuses to release your car, you have some options. Here's what to do in that circumstance.
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These 3 Products Are Costco's Automotive Buying Team Picks For March
Costco's buying teams are always on the lookout for great products, and the automotive team is no exception. Here are its picks for March 2026.
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Where Was The First Harley-Davidson Store And Is It Still In Business?
Harley-Davidson has been building prominent motorcycles for more than 100 years, making its first storefront an important piece of Americana.
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Florida Bill Amendment Would Allow License Plate Frames – But There's A Catch
Florida House Bill 543 attempts to clarify if license plate frames are legal after the HB 253 ban. Discover why the amendment will likely fail.
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Do Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Still Come With A Tool Kit?
Harley-Davidsons are all about open-road cruising, and a tool kit is always a good idea to bring on longer journeys. Do Harley's bikes still come with one?
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Has The 2026 Toyota Highlander Outstayed Its Welcome?
As Toyota's three-row SUV prepares to go all-electric, will we look back with fondness on today's Highlander?
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Catalytic Converter Thefts Are Surging, And These Are Cars Being Targeted
The black market for exhaust parts is booming again. Here is why thieves are targeting specific hybrids and trucks, and how to protect your vehicle.
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Why Your Car Might Have Trouble Triggering Traffic Lights In The Snow
Ever sat at a traffic light in the snow and wondered why your car wasn't triggering the lights? As it turns out, there's a very simple reason why it happens.
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You'll Want To Know This Rule Before Upgrading To Bigger Tires
Depending on the vehicle you have, you might be considering upgrading to slightly bigger tires. What should you know before moving to larger rubber?
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JD Power Has Named Its Most Dependable Large Light-Duty Pickup For 2026
One of the best ways to get an idea of a pickup truck's reliability is JD Power's Vehicle Dependability Study. This is the truck that tops the 2026 list.
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Gas Just Hit $8 A Gallon In This Major US City
Gas prices have been steadily increasing due to strikes in Iran since the end of February, but now gas has hit $8 a gallon in one U.S. city.
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5 Things Every Mechanic Will Want In Their Garage That Aren't Power Tools
Jacks, wrenches, and other simple hand tools are essential for a safe and effective garage, allowing mechanics to tackle repairs with precision and confidence.
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5 Of The Best Car Rental Companies, According To Consumer Reports
Take the stress out of car rental with Consumer Reports' survey, which measures the big names by cleanliness, ease of pickup, and pricing transparency.
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Is March Too Early To De-Winterize Your Car? Here's What Experts Say
Winter is winding down, but deciding when to de-winterize your car isn’t always straightforward. Experts say timing depends on your location and weather.
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FL House Passes Noisy Car Ban Bill – Here's What That Could Mean For You
Florida lawmakers have passed a bill targeting excessively noisy vehicles, raising questions about how it could affect drivers and car modifications.
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10 Driving Rules Other Countries Have To Follow That Don't Exist In The US
If you live in the U.S., certain driving rules may seem like second nature, but the rules of the road in other countries can differ at varying levels.
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5 Crate Engines More Powerful Than Beefy Factory Motors
To get the most power out of your hot rod or performance car, the most sensible approach may be to simply replace the engine.
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Five Manual Cars That Leave Their Automatic Counterparts In The Dust
Many gearheads prefer manual over automatic as it offers increased enjoyment behind the wheel, but stick shifts can often offer better performance as well.
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5 V8 Engines More Powerful Than The Ford 7.3L Godzilla
Ford's Godzilla V8 is a 7.3-liter monster that makes an impressive 430 hp and 485 lb-ft of torque, but it's far from the most powerful V8 out there.
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Lawsuit Claims 'New' Porsche 911 Had Already Been Taken Apart By Technicians
After paying nearly $282K for a new Porsche 911 GT3, a Florida man quickly noticed troubling clues that suggested the car’s history wasn’t what he was told.
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How Does Increasing Engine Compression Ratio Affect Performance & Efficiency?
Every car engine has quite a few details, ranging from cylinder count to compression ratios. How does changing the compression ratio affect the engine?
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12 Of The Most Comfortable Harley-Davidson Bikes Riders Say Are Best For Cruising
Some Harley-Davidson bikes are meant to be ridden for long periods with hours spent in the saddle. This means comfort becomes a major factor for consideration.
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