5 Of The Best Motorcycle Helmets For New Riders (According To Bikers)
The most important purchase for any new motorcycle rider is what kind of helmet they'll wear, and these five stand out as the most popular for newbies.
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NASCAR Is Finally Reversing Its 'Kyle Busch Rule' – Here's What That Means For Racers
Sometimes when you win so much, you have a rule made after you. However, it seems like NASCAR is making a change to its 'Kyle Busch Rule.'
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5 Lesser-Known Biker Hand Signals (And What They Mean)
Ever seen a biker signal mid-ride and wondered what it meant? These lesser-known gestures reveal how riders stay safe and in sync.
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Ford Is Making Major Changes To Its Dealerships, And Every Automaker Would Be Wise To Follow Suit
Buying a car has always been tedious, but Ford is making big moves to improve the process as customers begin using online purchasing options more and more.
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When (And Why) Did Carmakers Switch To Single-Use Oil Drain Plugs?
In years past, cars often came with drain plugs that could be used over and over again. Nowadays, these have been replaced with single-use disposable ones. Why?
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This Could Finally Be The STI Successor Subaru Fans Were Waiting For
The Subaru STI was discontinued after the 2021 model year, and many were sad to see it go, but there could be a successor coming. Here's what you need to know.
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Every Honda Pilot Generation Ranked Worst To Best
The 2023 fourth-gen Honda Pilot sure seems great, but some older model years give you most of its features for a fraction of the asking price.
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Blind Spot Mirrors: How Do They Work And Are There Any Drawbacks?
If your car doesn't support smart mirrors or tech that alerts you to drivers you can't see, a blind spot mirror might be worth it despite minor drawbacks.
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You Really Shouldn't Use The Merge Lane To Get Around Stalled Traffic (Here's Why)
It might be tempting to swing over into the merge lane to get ahead of a few extra cars on the highway, but that can be dangerous (and dumb).
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Car Headlights Existed Long Before Light Bulbs – So How Did They Work?
Before electric headlights came along, early cars used an ingenious lighting method borrowed from horse-drawn carriages.
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Everything To Know About Harbor Freight's Fancy Maddox Screen Code Readers
Harbor Freight is a great source for DIYers, and the company's Maddox screen code readers extend that to DIY mechanics looking to diagnose their cars.
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How Much HP Does A ProCharger Add To A V8? (And What It'll Cost You)
A ProCharger can squeeze even more horsepower out of a V8 engine, but it won't come cheap and might start you down an expensive upgrade path.
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The Easiest Way To Keep Your Car's Dashboard Dust Free
No matter the model, a lot of people strive to keep their cars clean. One hotspot that attracts a lot of dust is the dashboard. How do you keep it dust-free?
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Which Luxury Car Brand Is The Best Value? Here's What KBB Says
Buying a luxury car isn't always about spending a ton of money — bang for buck is important, too, and one brand does that better than the rest according to KBB.
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There's A Highway In Oregon That Will Launch Your Car '2 Fast 2 Furious' Style If You're Not Careful
A bump that can launch your car is likely not on most drivers' lists of things to watch out for. But that's exactly what Oregonians have to deal with.
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The 5 Best Used Cars To Buy In November 2025, According To Consumer Reports
The average price of new vehicles continues to rise, so if you are looking for a reliable used model, here's what Consumer Reports recommends.
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The Once-Popular Auto Tool No One Really Uses Anymore
As vehicles continue to advance, some automotive tools are starting to become irrelevant. Here's one that isn't as popular as it used to be.
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This Bizarre Propeller-Powered Car Is Still Driving After Almost A Century
In the early 1900s, a French engineer had an idea: Why not power a car with a propeller? Nearly a century later, one of his inventions is still working.
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A Small Florida Auto Shop Took The Chevy Camaro And Turned It Into A Modern 1970s Trans Am
When GM discontinued Pontiac in 2009, gearheads were sad to see models like the Trans AM go. Now, one Florida auto shop is making its own version.
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Toyota Just Revealed The New Hilux And It's Changed In Every Way, Except One
Big changes are coming for the next Toyota Hilux, in more ways than one, as a significant redesign brings the rough and tumble truck into the future.
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What's The Top Speed Of A Harley-Davidson Heritage Classic & How Much Does It Cost?
The 2025 Harley-Davidson Heritage Classic blends nostalgia with modernity. What it lacks in speed it makes up for in versatility and comfort.
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These Are The Most Reliable SUV Brands According To Consumer Reports
With so many variables to keep track of when buying a new car, it can be hard to tell how reliable you should expect it to be. That's what the experts are for.
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Common Problems You Might Experience With The Ford Bronco (According To Owners)
Are you thinking about buying a Ford Bronco? Before you do, here are the most common problems you need to be aware of, according to owners.
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Why Chevy Fans Consider This The 'Holy Grail' Of Duramax Engines
While the Duramax engine family has been around for a while, only one engine can truly claim to be the Holy Grail of GM's heavy duty line of diesel engines.
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Why Using A Tow Ball For An Off-Road Recovery Could Be Fatal
Using recovery hooks and winches to get out of a tricky spot while off-roading is fine, but there are good reasons why you should avoid the tow ball.
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The 2026 Nissan Sentra Is Cheap And Looks Great, But Driving It Raises Issues You Can't Avoid
Nissan's new Sentra gets handsome new styling and a big cabin upgrade, but is it still competitive when it comes to value?
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Who Makes Volvo Engines?
Volvo has been a reputable manufacturer in the automotive space for quite some time, but who currently makes its engines? Has it always been that way?
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