What Happens If You Max Out The Speed Limiter On A Car? Here's How The Tech Works
A speed limiter or governor prevents your car from going over a set speed. How do these devices work, and what happens if you do hit the maximum?
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Gas Prices Are Dropping - What Could It Cost To Travel For July 4th?
Americans are finally feeling some relief at the pump, as developments in the Iran War have brought gas prices down. Here's how things stand ahead of July 4th.
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Your Local Ford Or GM Factory Could Soon Be Making Missile Parts Instead Of Cars
The U.S. Government is in talks with big auto manufacturers to use some of their production capacity to build missile parts. Here's what's happening.
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State Trooper Teaches Slow Driver What The Left Lane Is Actually For
An Indiana State Trooper recently went viral on social media for pointing out something you shouldn't do that a great many drivers don't seem to know.
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Why SUVs Need Rear Wipers, But Most Cars & Trucks Don't: The Physics Explained
While SUVs and other boxy cars often come with rear wipers, most do not. Why is this, since water and dirt can disrupt the view of any driver?
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5 Cars That Will Take Boomers Back To Their High School Days
Feeling nostalgic at a certain age? Then you might remember one or all of these five classic cars that will take you back to to your youth.
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What That Leaf Symbol On Google Maps Actually Means
Google Maps has a variety of icons that are mostly self-explanatory, but the leaf icon can confuse some drivers when they first see it. What does it mean?
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Here's Where You Can Find The Fastest Speed Limit Sign In The World
If you have the need for speed, there are a few places in the world you should visit. Here's where in the world you can push your ride to its limits.
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A Corvette ZR1X Shatters Yet Another Record With Pikes Peak Hillclimb Time
The Corvette ZR1X is a powerful midengined hypercar that broke another record at the Pikes Peak Hillclimb in Colorado. Here's what happened.
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Factory Vs Aftermarket Tow Hitches: How Different Are They Really?
Depending on your towing needs, it might be worth getting a factory tow package, but many drivers are well-served by an aftermarket hitch. Which do you need?
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The No. 1 Best-Selling Car Of 1986 Is All But Forgotten Today
Join us in celebrating the history of one of the most popular cars in the world from Chevrolet in 1986, but one that today has become an afterthought.
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Tracking Laws Could See Automakers Fully Stop Sales In California
Automakers say that they may choose to stop selling new and used vehicles in California if a proposed amendment to a vehicle safety law doesn't go into effect.
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2027 Genesis GV60 Magma Vs Hyundai Ioniq 5 N: We've Driven Them Both, Here's What Stands Out
First of Genesis' performance road cars, the new GV60 Magma promises serious electric speed. But does its Hyundai cousin undercut it even before launch?
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Volkswagen Is Bringing The Camper Van Back To America With An All-New Trim
The Volkswagen camper van is coming back to America — in a sense. Volkswagen is bringing the ID. Buzz back for 2027 with a new camping-friendly Tourer trim.
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Why Do Some Speed Limit Signs Have An Orange Diamond On Top?
While it may not be the case in every state, some states use an orange diamond on top of speed limit signs. Have you noticed it? Here's what they are for.
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5 Of The Most Realistic Manual Driving Simulators
From rally stages to city streets, these realisitic manual driving simulators deliver immersive physics, accurate handling, and challenging gear-shifting.
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13 Of The Oddest Names Volkswagen Has Used For Its Models
From mythical winds to desert nomads, Volkswagen has a habit of picking strange names for its compacts, sedans, and SUVs.
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BMW Transforms 2027 X5 With Electric Power, More Tech And Questionable Styling
BMW isn't playing it safe with the new X5, but are mainstream luxury SUV-buyers ready for its styling?
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'An Ambitious Goal': How Slate Hopes To Make Its $25K Pickup Profitable
Slate Auto is launching its sub-$25,000 electric pickup soon, and it plans on making each and every one of those vehicles profitable. Here's how.
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10 Overpowered Sports Cars New Drivers Should Steer Clear Of
While everyone wants their first car to look cool and perform well, new drivers lack the experience necessary to handle most sports cars safely.
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Why Green Gas Pumps Don't Always Put Out Diesel Fuel (And Why Knowing This Matters)
For most drivers, they instinctively know that a green gas pump means it dispenses diesel fuel. However, that's not the case 100 percent of the time.
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GMC Unveils The 2027 Sierra 1500 With Two New Engine Options (And A Lot Of Screens)
GMC has given the world its first look at the 2027 Sierra 1500, outlining the new engines under the hood and a massively refreshed, screen-heavy interior.
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What Do Those 'Maintain Top Safe Speed' Signs Mean?
Signs are an important part of driving no matter where you are in the world. What does the elusive Maintain Top Safe Speed sign actually mean?
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New Law Could Let Tesla Ship Cars With No Brake Pedals Installed
Discover how the new DOT and NHTSA autonomous vehicle proposal eliminates the brake pedal mandate, paving the way for the Tesla Cybercab robotaxi.
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How Much Does It Cost To Charge An Electric Car & What Factors Affect The Price?
Charging an electric vehicle is typically less expensive than filling up a traditional gas tank, but your costs can vary based on several different factors.
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6 '60s Cars You've Definitely Seen But Probably Couldn't Name
The '60s influence is still alive and well on the road today, and if you have a keen eye, you may have recognized some of these offerings.
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How Much Does A Car Alignment Cost? Here's What You Should Expect To Pay
Wheel alignment is a critical, but oft-overlooked, part of car maintenance. Thankfully, despite its importance, it's not too expensive to get done.
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