5 Reasons The Ford Maverick May Not Be The Right Fit For You
The Ford Maverick's marriage of truck design to some distinctly car-like aspects may broaden its appeal, but that doesn't mean it's a one-size-fits-all affair.
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Here's Why European Cars Can't Use American Engine Oil
There are generally some important differences between American and European engines, and it is important to make sure you choose the right type of oil.
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Audi Revives A 1930s Design For Beastly New V16-Engined Supercar
Audi is bringing back a 1930s speedster straight out of your retro-futuristic dreams as a modern V16 supercar. Will it make history once again?
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Firestone Vs Pep Boys: The Major Differences Between The Popular Auto Shop Chains
Firestone and Pep Boys are two familiar auto shop chains, but their ownership, warranty coverage, tire options, and retail histories are not the same at all.
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5 Luxury SUVs That Take Regular Gas
Luxury SUVs are already pricey, and factoring in those that don't require premium gas to function can help to mitigate the costs of ownership.
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What Parts Of The Engine Are The Most Prone To Carbon Buildup?
Incomplete gasoline combustion can lead to your car running rough, and in the worst cases, can seriously damage engine components.
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4 Shady Things Some Car Dealers Do That Are Actually Illegal
Buying a car is already stressful, and some dealer tactics can make it worse. These illegal practices are worth knowing before you sign on the dotted line.
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This Temporary Solution For High Fuel-Prices Isn't Ideal For Every Type Of Engine
The EPA is trying to reduce the impact of high gas prices by offering drivers an alternative when filling up, but not everyone should take advantage of it.
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Five Diesel Engines With Better Gas Mileage Than The 6.6 Duramax
Chevy's 6.6L Duramax offers high performance and lousy MPGs. If you want a comparable diesel engine with better gas mileage, there are other options available.
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5 Alternatives To The Michelin CrossClimate 2
Michelin isn’t the only game in town. These all-season tire contenders offer great performance and other features for you to compare before you buy.
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If You're Going To Steal An Identity, Maybe Don't Buy An Audi
A used Audi, a suspicious identity, and a gas station encounter sparked an investigation that quickly spiraled into serious trouble for one Idaho man.
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These 5 Car And Truck Models Have The Worst Resale Value After 5 Years
From EVs to full-size SUVs, these vehicles suffer steep depreciation that can turn an expensive purchase into a tough sell.
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5 SUVs From The '80s That Look Even Cooler Today
Some of the best-looking SUVs ever built came from the 1980s, and their rugged, boxy styling still stands out among today’s oversized modern designs.
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5 NASCAR Drivers Whose Careers Ended Too Soon
Like many other sports, NASCAR has had its fair share of careers that came to an end before they could truly blossom. These drivers could have had more.
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5 Of The Best Motorcycles For Solo Riding
Going on a long motorcycle ride solo is one the greatest kinds of freedom a person can feel, but only if you've picked the right bike on which to travel.
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This Next-Gen Smart Travel Trailer Concept Takes Camping Into The Future
If going camping sounds good but giving up modern comforts doesn’t, this over-the-top trailer concept might be just what you're looking for.
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5 Ways To Keep Your Car Cool That's Not Just Using A Windshield Sunshade
Hot cars can make summer driving miserable, and a windshield sunshade only does so much. A few other tricks can make hot-weather drives more comfortable.
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Nissan Frontier Vs. Toyota Tacoma: Which Truck Depreciates Faster?
The Toyota Tacoma and the Nissan Frontier are direct competitors in terms of price and performance, but only one has better depreciation value.
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Please Don't Use Actual Fire To Fix A Dent In Your Car
A popular viral video shows a content creator lighting a car dent on fire before popping it out. Here's why that doesn't help and might actually harm your car.
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8 Alternatives To The 2026 Toyota Prius
For all that the 2026 Toyota Prius has to offer, there are plenty of alternatives that skew more towards one or two of the Prius' strengths.
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Is GM Really Eyeing A Return To The Two-Stroke Engine?
Two-stroke engines have largely fallen out of fashion when it comes to newer vehicles. However, GM appears to have not forgotten about them completely.
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Not Costco, Not Sam's Club: JD Power Names The Best Tire Replacement Service In 2026
Costco and Sam's Club may be popular tire replacement options, but J.D. Power's 2026 rankings show customer satisfaction varies across major chains.
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Where Are Vyper Chairs Made And Who Owns The Company?
Vyper Chairs are known for premium shop stools and garage seating, but the story behind the company goes beyond the products themselves.
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4 Car Parts That Can Affect Your Vehicle's Fuel Economy
With rising gas prices leaving many feeling the pain at the pump, knowing how to get every last mile out of your car has become increasingly important.
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Why Manual Transmissions Are Called 'Stick Shift' In The US
Manual transmissions, while increasingly rare in modern vehicles, are often affectionately known as "stick shifts" among automotive fans and hobbyists.
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What Those Yellow Barrels On The Highway Are For
There are many regular sights on U.S. highways, including those yellow barrels at many highway junctions. Here's what those barrels actually do.
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15 Of The Coolest Nissan Concept Models We Wish Made It To Production
Nissan has had its share of concept models left on the cutting room floor. These are 15 of the coolest we wished made it to production.
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