5 Hot Hatches Quicker Than The Honda Civic Type R
The Honda Civic Type R is one fast hot hatchback, but if speed and acceleration is what matters the most to you, then there are some interesting alternatives.
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Yes, Tractor Supply Does Sell Gas & Electric Dirt Bikes - But There's A Catch
You might not think of Tractor Supply as the first place to look for gas and electric dirt bikes, but the brand actually has several models for sale.
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A New Toyota RAV4 Plug-In Hybrid Is Coming Out (But US Drivers Won't Be Happy)
Toyota is expanding the RAV4 PHEV lineup by adding a more affordable trim that's sure to please many buyers — except American ones, that is.
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Yes, You Can Fill Motorcycle Tires With Nitrogen - But Should You?
You can fill car tires with nitrogen and get some benefits from it, but is the same true for motorcycles? Well, the good news is it's not harmful to your tires.
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Who Makes 6.2 Liter V8 Engines Besides GM?
GM’s 6.2-liter V8 powers everything from Corvettes to Escalades, but it isn’t the only one. Here’s who else built a 6.2 and how they stack up.
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6 Non-Apple Gadgets You Didn't Know Were Designed By The Guy Behind The iPhone
Jony Ive is best known for designing the iPhone, but the industrial designer's work extends far beyond Apple, from the Ferrari Luce to a million-dollar camera.
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Kia Carnival Resale Value: How Much Have The Family Minivans Depreciated?
The Kia Carnival is one of a handful of minivan options left on the market today. What does the data say? How well will it hold its value in a few years?
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Why Do So Many Modern Cars Have Fake Engine Sounds?
From a Hans Zimmer-scored BMW to a Dodge EV as loud as a Hellcat, plenty of modern cars play engine sounds that aren’t real. We explore the reason behind it.
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Which Ford Mustangs Are Called 'King Of The Road' & What Makes Them So Special?
Some Mustangs wear one of the boldest names in muscle car history. Here’s where it came from, how they really perform, and what they cost today.
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These 750-HP Modded Chargers Push Dodge's Turbocharged Sixpack Engine To The Limit
Dodge’s latest Charger drift builds come from a 60-day sprint with Hemmings and Suppy’s Garage, and the two cars chase power in different ways.
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Truck Bed Camping For Beginners: Gear, Tips, And Tricks
If you own a truck and want to go camping, you don't need an expensive camper or tent. Instead, you can do it all from your truck bed -- here's how to start.
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What Are The Risks With Buying A High-Mileage Mini Truck?
As imported JDM mini trucks are all at least 25 years old, many of them already have lots of miles on them. This doesn't always tell the whole story, though.
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What Makes An L-Twin Motorcycle Engine's Cylinder Layout Different From Other V-Twins?
There are nearly as many engine configurations for motorcycles as there are bikes on the road. What makes Ducati's L-twin stand out from the crowd?
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These 11 Extreme All Terrain Vehicles Can Go Just About Anywhere
As capable as the average off-roader is, you're not taking a Jeep to the middle of the desert or the Arctic circle. That's what these vehicles meant are for.
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This Sleepy Airport Hangar Once Hid Steve McQueen's Legendary Car Collection
Steve McQueen's legendary car collection found an unlikely home in a little-known airport hangar that doubled as his quiet refuge from Hollywood's spotlight.
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What Do Orange Flags On The Side Of The Road Mean?
You'll sometimes see orange flags along roads, in yards, or near traffic signs. They don't always mean the same thing, and their placement is an important clue.
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This Liquid Nitrogen-Powered Car Was Built To Kill The EV Boom
Not everyone is onboard with the electric vehicles. In fact, a team once developed a liquid-nitrogen powered car to prove EVs weren't a great alternative.
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10 Auto Shop Customer Habits That May Earn You Better Service
From bringing your own parts to demanding free diagnostics, certain customer habits can frustrate mechanics and complicate otherwise straightforward repairs.
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The Toyota RAV4 Is Losing Its Top Spot As America's Favorite SUV
There is a disturbance in the upper echelons of the compact SUV market. Has the CR-V bested the RAV4 once and for all, or is there another explanation?
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Which John Deere Tractors Use Yanmar Diesel Engines?
John Deere's tractors are some of the most well-known in the market. While the brand does make some of its own engines, it also outsources some from Yanmar.
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Not Toyota: This Truck Brand Tops JD Power's Automotive Loyalty Study In 2026
Toyota is known for producing reliable cars and consistently gets high rankings in these kinds of studies, but one automaker beat it in terms of loyalty.
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What Does The Percentage Under A Semi-Truck Symbol On A Road Sign Mean?
While some road signs are straightforward, others are hard to understand at first glance. The semi-truck symbol with a percentage sign under it is one of those.
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5 Modern Convertible SUVs That Are Made For Year-Round Use
Convertibles were once all the rage, though hardly practical. These days, they're difficult to find but come with some surprisingly modern capabilities.
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Hyundai's Venue Is The Cheapest New Car Around, But Is It A Bargain Or A Bad Idea?
It's currently America's cheapest new car, but will you end up wishing you paid a little more?
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An F-150 Engine Failed In Just Four Years – This Mechanic's Teardown Tells Us Why
A third-gen 3.5L EcoBoost, the version many call the most reliable, died in a 2022 F-150 work truck after 180,000 miles. Here’s what the teardown found.
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Who Owns Massimo Motor & Where Are Its Mini Vehicles Made?
Based in Texas, Massimo Motor is known for its budget-friendly utility vehicles. Here's where those products are made and who owns the company.
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What's The Difference Between Gear Oil And Hydraulic Oil?
While gear oil and hydraulic oil share some commonalities like being incompressible, there are some fundamental differences in their formulation and use cases.
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