Semis Are Slowing Down To Save Fuel, But That Might Not Be The Best Idea
The cost of fuel is hurting everyone, including truckers. Some have started driving slower to improve fuel efficiency, but that approach has its downsides.
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These 4 Pickup Trucks Are More Reliable Than The Chevy Silverado
Chevy Silverado is a name brand you may recognize, but with that comes a price tag. Here are four pickups more reliable, and in some cases more affordable.
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5 Cars To Test Drive If You Love Your Hyundai Elantra
Looking to trade in your favorite compact sedan? Discover the five impressive vehicles that deliver the same value, reliability, and performance.
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The 2026 Infiniti QX80 Is Big, Powerful And Tows Like A Beast, But It's Not All Good News
Infiniti's three-row luxury SUV certainly looks the part, but is it special enough to justify a sky-high price tag?
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This Iconic Ford Is Being Reborn With A Classic Look & Modern Capabilities
A legendary Ford rally icon is getting a second life through an ambitious revival project that blends classic styling with carefully chosen updates.
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These 4 SUVs Are More Reliable Than The Ford Explorer
The SUV is the center of the modern automotive market, and major player Ford is in the thick of the competition, but these other contenders have input, too.
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Dodge Wants To Make The Charger Even Quicker With Inflatable Roof Rails
The Dodge Charger is about to get even more formidable if the company's new patent for inflatable roof rails comes to reality. Here's how they work.
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Why Did America Cap The Speed Limit At 55 In The '70s?
For the longest time, speed limits in the United States were capped at 55 miles per hour. Here's the history and reasoning behind that law and what changed.
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These Are The Tesla Models Elon Musk Actually Drives
Tesla CEO Elon Musk doesn't just run the company — he has been known to own and drive several of the automaker's vehicles, using them as daily drivers.
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How Reliable Is Harley-Davidson's Milwaukee-8 Engine? Here's What Owners Say
Harley-Davidson uses variants of its Milwaukee-8 engine in many of its current-day motorcycles, but is this modern big twin engine reliable?
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Fire Risk Recall: Jeep Urges 1M Drivers To Only Park Outside
Jeep has recalled over 1 million vehicles due to a fire risk, with the threat serious enough that owners are advised to only park affected vehicles outside.
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12 Of The Most Affordable Diesel Trucks And SUVs You Can Buy In 2026
Diesel engines can get pretty expensive in the U.S. auto market, but if you're looking in the used world, there are actually quite a few affordable options.
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Not The Mazda MX-5 Miata: iSeeCars Data Reveals The Least-Driven Gas Car In The US
Some cars are meant to be daily drivers and rack up the miles and others are best for a quick spin. iSeeCars data shows this car is the least-driven in the U.S.
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Yes, There Are Public Roads You Can Drive With No Speed Limit - Here's Where They Are
If you've got the need for speed, you're pretty much out of luck due to the prevalence of speed limits on most roads — with the exception of just a couple.
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These 5 SUVs Are More Reliable Than The Hyundai Tucson
The Hyundai Tucson earns high dependability scores from outfits like J.D. Power, but there are other SUVs that get even more favorable reliability ratings.
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Mack Vs Peterbilt: What's The Difference Between These Semi-Trucks?
Both Mack and Peterbilt are legendary American truck manufacturers, but these two companies actually inhabit quite distinct semi-truck markets.
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Rear Suspension Failure Recall Hits 880,000 US Honda Drivers
A recent recall issued by the NHTSA related to rear suspension issues caused by salt corrosion has affected more than a quarter of a million new Honda vehicles.
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5 Highly-Rated Car Accessories On Amazon That Can Be Useful For Washing Your Ride
Automatic car washes aren't kind to paint, so washing your car at home is a better bet. Amazon has a lineup of accessories on offer to make the job easier.
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Are All Gear Shift Knobs Universal? Here's What You Should Know
Replacing the shift knob in your car is a very easy mod, and it can actually improve the shift feel. Are all of these knobs actually universal?
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6 Lightweight Yamaha Motorcycles Owners Say Are Great For New Riders
Yamaha has a long legacy of designing and manufacturing motorcycles, and its latest lightweight machines cover forms and functions for every rider.
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The Worst Cars For Fuel Economy All Have Something In Common
On the opposite end of the spectrum from all the hybrids, three cars top the EPA's charts as having the worst fuel economy. What do they all have in common?
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Concrete Pavers Vs. Poured Concrete: Which Driveway Lasts Longer?
Concrete driveways come in two major flavors — either poured or made from individual pavers. While they're both durable, one may last longer than the other..
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What Is The 70/30 Brake Rule For Motorcycles?
The 70/30 braking rule for motorcycles makes a lot of sense and has some physics behind it as well. Here's what you should do when you need to stop.
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Flock Cameras Capture A Whole Lot More Than Your License Plate Number
Flock cameras, which have been deployed across the U.S. capture more than just your license plate. Here's what data they might log about you.
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Why Is This '60s Corvette Considered Such A 'Holy Grail?'
'60s Corvettes are already collectors items, but there's one variant that's even more sought-after due to a combination of performance and rarity.
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10 Cars That Depreciate Faster Than The Honda Civic
Not all cars can hold their value like the venerable Honda Civic, including these sedans, SUVs, and hatchbacks from Toyota, Volkswagen, Nissan, and more.
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Why Do F1 Teams Still Rely On Old-School Pit Boards?
Modern Formula 1 cars have electronic info screens and in-cockpit radios, yet the use of pit boards is still common on F1 tracks despite these technologies.
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