Can You Put A Turbocharger On A Non-Turbo Engine?
Turbocharging a naturally aspirated engine raises big questions about compression, tuning, and heat. Here’s what every project car owner should know.
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The World's Smallest Diesel Engine Is Pocket Sized (And Built For Flying)
Ronald Valentine’s goal was to build the smallest operational diesel engine in the world and he was able to create a fully functional diesel engine.
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These 5 Modern Cars Are Popular With DIY Mechanics (And Here's Why)
If you're interested in modern cars but want to personalize things within in, these makes and models are solid DIY options.
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Do You Need To Clean A Rental Car Before Returning It?
Renting a vehicle can be an expensive proposition, and not adhering to the rental agreement can make it worse. This sometimes includes how clean you leave it.
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Porsche Transmission Patent Switches From Manual To Automatic With A Button Press
Porsche patented a dual-clutch with a third pedal and H-pattern shifter that switches between automatic, sequential, and manual modes at the twist of a knob.
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What Does 'Ped Xing' Mean On A Road Sign?
Some road signs are fairly complex or confusing, but not all of them. The "Ped Xing" sign is thankfully straightforward, but even then there's some nuance.
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3 Reasons AMG's 1,153 HP GT SUV EV Impresses (Even If The Rear Will Be Controversial)
It may not look electric at first glance, but three motors and massive horsepower means this AMG for the whole family certainly isn't slow.
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Do Gas Or Diesel Trucks Typically Have Higher Resale Value?
Gas or diesel? One of the most important questions when shopping for a new pickup truck. Only one fuel here has a clear advantage over the other.
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Michelin Vs Goodyear: Which Tire Brand Has The Better Warranty?
Michelin and Goodyear back their tires with guarantees, defect coverage, and mileage warranties, but the fine print on winter tires and roadside help differs.
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How Does Cold Weather Affect Nitrogen-Filled Tires?
If your tires are filled with nitrogen, colder weather can still affect them. Knowing what changes to expect can help you avoid problems during winter driving.
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What Does 'SP' Stand For In Motor Oil?
There's a seemingly endless array of letters and numbers to worry about when it comes to motor oil, with one of the newest being "SP." Here's what it means.
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8 Reasons An Old School Pontiac Grand Prix Is Still Worth Buying Today
The Pontiac Grand Prix is as old-school as they come, and in a world where old, to many, is new again, there are plenty of reasons why it's still viable.
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Every Generation Of Honda Prelude Ranked, Worst To Best
From its 1970s debut to 2001, SlashGear ranked every generation of Honda Prelude, exploring the evolution of this tuner favorite in design, power, and legacy.
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10 Of The Strangest Chevrolets Ever Built, Ranked
Chevrolet is a tried and true American automaker with many well-known models -- but throughout its history the company has released some oddities.
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$17.5K Gas Station Fine Shows Why You Can't Always Trust The Price On The Sign
This recent case of prices at the pump not matching what's advertised is reflective of a broader trend of deceptively high gas prices in the United States.
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10 Of The Coolest Looking Husqvarna Motorcycles & Dirt Bikes Ever Made
Husqvarna has been in leader in both street and off-road motorcycles for well over 100 years and has produced plenty of great looking bikes during that time.
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Why You Shouldn't Count Out These Notoriously Ugly Trucks
There is nothing more unfortunately iconic than an ugly pick-up truck. However, those hideous facades hide powerful trucks.
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Ranking Every Jaguar XJ Generation From Best To Worst
For more than five decades, Jaguar's XJ arguably defined British luxury on the road, but that comfort came with plenty of performance, too.
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Why Are Modern Car Keys So Expensive To Replace?
Car keys used to be much like house keys, they unlocked and started cars. Nowadays, keys have gotten really complicated and very expensive to replace.
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7 Cars That Prove 3-Cylinder Engines Can Still Be Sporty
Discover how three-cylinder engines have been powering affordable sports cars for decades, offering unique performance and driving experiences for enthusiasts.
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What Would Change If You Switched From Conventional To Synthetic Oil?
Synthetic oil promises better performance and protection, but what actually happens when you make the switch after years of using conventional oil?
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4 Of The Best Looking Convertibles Ever Built By Lexus
If you're looking for a stylish Lexus for your drives that will let you feel the wind in your hair, you can't go wrong with these convertibles.
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6 Of The Best Budget-Friendly Motorcycle Goggles You Can Buy
Motorcycle goggles are an important safety feature for riding, but they can get expensive fast. Here are some of the best affordable goggles available.
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How Much Is An AMC Javelin Worth Today & What Is Its Top Speed?
The AMC Javelin was the automaker's entry into the pony car segment from 1968-1974. How fast could the Javelin go, and what is it worth now?
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The Panoz Esperante Is The Underrated American Sports Car Everyone Forgot Existed
Panoz was a bespoke American automaker that made some incredible sports cars, including the Panoz Esperante, despite their low sales and relative obscurity.
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6 Of The Most Powerful Inline-6 Engines Ever Put In Production Cars
Within a variety of premium and performance oriented cars are several variants of the inline-six engine - a versatile design capable of high horsepower/torque.
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12 Auto Brands That Drivers Say Started Off Great, But Got Worse Over Time
The quality of many auto brands seem to be declining over time according to customer sentiment, even as new tech continues to drive the industry forward..
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