How To Use A Multimeter When Working On Your Car: A Beginner's Guide
Multimeters can be a useful tool for both novices and professionals to limit their mistakes in automotive repair. Here's how to properly use one.
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Ferrari's 296 Challenge Stradale Already Looks Wild
A prototype of a new version of the Ferrari 296 has been spotted in Germany. This particular variant is itself a variant of the 296 Challenge, but road legal.
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5 Cars That Were Unpopular In The '70s, But Now Sell For Serious Cash
Buyers in the 1970s wanted nothing to do with these cars, and dealers struggled to move them. Fast forward 50 years, and the joke's on everyone who passed.
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Tesla Semi-Trucks Could Be The Big Winner In America's Diesel Price Crisis
Tesla has finally started volume production of its long-delayed electric Semi, and it couldn't have come at a better time, given the spike in diesel costs.
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BMW M5 Refresh Caught Testing At The Nurburgring: What's Likely Behind The Camo
A disguised BMW M5 has hit the Nürburgring with some intriguing changes. Is this just a facelift, or is BMW preparing something bigger?
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Is The Toyota Land Cruiser Body-On-Frame Or Unibody? (And Does It Really Matter?)
Which camp does Toyota's legendary Land Cruiser belong to in the unibody versus body-on-frame debate? And should any of us even care how it's built?
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'It's Not Fair': Mechanic Blames Rising Auto Repair Costs On Our High-Tech New Cars
Car repair prices are on the rise, and it's not just because of standard economic issues -- high-tech cars often require more labor and pricier tools.
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5 New Diesel Engines Coming Out In 2027
The diesel engine may have fallen out of favor, but some manufacturers aren't letting go of it. We're about to see some impressive new diesels in 2027.
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2027 Mercedes-Benz GLE And GLS First Drive: What's New, What's Not, And What Should Be
Mercedes' arguably created the three-row luxury SUV segment, but do its latest models innovate enough to hold rivals at bay?
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What Does A Road Sign That Says 'Thickly Settled' Mean?
Road signs throughout the Commonwealth of Massachusetts may warn you to slow down for "thickly settled" areas, but what exactly does that mean?
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5 Pickup Trucks Coming Out Soon That Might Be Worth Waiting For
We're heading into a pretty exciting era for new pickup trucks, with a few pretty unique models on the horizon. Here are some worth looking out for.
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10 Of The Most Iconic Sci-Fi Vehicles In Movies And TV
Sci-Fi movies and TV have born so many examples of future-like technology, some of which that's led to real inventions. These are the most iconic examples.
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New BMW iX4 Electric SUV Promises 428 Mile Range, But Is That Enough?
Remember, you complained about BMW's huge grilles.
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9 Of The Best Ceramic Coatings For Cars, According To Users
If you're serious about maintaining the appearance of your car, you may want to look into a ceramic coating to shield from the various elements.
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5 Disadvantages Of Classic Inline Twin Motorycycle Engines
Over the years, many motorcycle manufacturers have evolved inline twins into very good motors. That said, the motorcycles themselves are disadvantaged.
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Major Muscle: 5 Of The Most Powerful Plymouth Cars Ever Made
Before the oil crisis of the 1970s, the iconic American muscle car often came in the shape of a Plymouth. Here are some of the most powerful ever made.
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YouTuber Brings Giant 102.4 Liter Diesel Engine Back To Life After Years Of Rust & Inactivity
Originally produced in 1953, the Mirrlees JS8 was a huge, 102.4-liter diesel engine, and one was just brought back to life despite decades of rust and dormancy.
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5 Drawbacks Of Single Cylinder Motorcycles
Thinking about climbing aboard a single-cylinder motorcycle? They offer some advantages, but it's good to be aware of the downsides too. Here's what to know.
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This Rare 1987 Buick GNX Sold For $427K And Only Has 30 Miles Total On It
The Buick Grand National's fancier 1980s offshoot, the GNX, has just sold in an auction featuring a nearly pristine 1987 example with only 30 miles on it.
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2026 Toyota C-HR Review: Don't Let The Badge Fool You
The new C-HR is a familiar name for a much better car.
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Not One Turbo, Not Two, This BMW Engine Was Triple-Turbocharged
BMW once made a car engine with three turbochargers, but it never made it to the U.S. Here is the reason why that happened and which region actually got it.
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11 Of The Fastest Chevrolet Cars Ever Made, Ranked By Top Speed
Chevrolet has produced some blindingly fast cars over the years, with special tweaks and tunes pushing some cars toward record speeds.
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6 Of The Most Popular Semi-Truck Brands In America
Semi-trucks are a vital part of the American transportation infrastructure. Here are the six brands you are most likely to see on the freeway.
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What's Causing So Many Car Sunroofs To Shatter Without Warning?
A sunroof can be a great addition to a car, but it can also cause serious headaches — just ask the drivers who’ve had theirs explode in 2026.
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Every GM Model That Offers Hands-Free Towing In 2026
GM's Super Cruise feature added hands-free trailering to its suite of hands-free driving assistance features a few years ago, and now many GM models use it.
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Why Is The Ford 6.7 Power Stroke Diesel Engine Called 'Scorpion'?
Ford's 6.7-liter Power Stroke V8 diesel engine has been around since 2011, carrying the nickname Scorpion. What's the reason behind the nickname?
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What Does MMSI Stand For In Boating?
Before setting out on open waters, make sure your boat has all of its required certifications and registrations. Only certain ones need an MMSI.
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