The Biggest Strengths & Weaknesses Of The Tu-95 Strategic Bomber
The Soviet-built Tu-95 "Bear" turboprop bomber is one of the longest-serving planes in any military and has an interesting backstory behind its development.
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10 Modern SUVs That Are Better Off Road Than You Might Think
Off-roading may be a feature of some SUVs, but not all vehicles of this size are created equal. These 10 modern SUVs are better off road than you think.
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Why Did Pontiac Stop Building The G8 GXP, And What Are They Worth Now?
At the start of the 2000s, Pontiac phased out sedans like the Grand Am and Grand Prix and replaced them with the GTO, which in turn was replaced by the G8.
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9 Reasons Android Tablets Never Beat The iPad
Try as they may, Androids tablets have never been able to top the iPad. We did a deep dive into this market and found nine reasons why this is the case.
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Everything You Need To Know About The Airbus A330 And A340 Passenger Jets
What makes the A330 and A340 families unique, and how do they stand up to their predecessors and ongoing competition?
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Everything To Know About Tremec's TKO 5-Speed Manual Transmission
Powering everything from heavy machinery to classic muscle cars, the Tremec TKO 5-speed manual transmission can handle plenty of torque and fit in many cars.
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Who Makes The DT466 Diesel Engine & How Much Horsepower Does It Produce?
The International iconic DT466 diesel engine has been produced for 45 years. Here's the range of horsepower various different models produce.
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5 Of The Coolest Hoonigan Vehicles We Wouldn't Mind Taking For A Joy Ride
The legendary Hoonigan racing team has made some wild custom rides, such as those in the Gymkhana series. We'd love to take a spin in these.
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GM LT4 Vs. LT5 Engine: What's The Difference?
General Motors' LT series engines were a step-up from the LS engines it used previously. Similarly, the LT4 is a pretty nice upgrade from the LT5.
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Should Your Car Be Running When You Add Transmission Fluid?
Typically, you should check your transmission fluid at least once a month, but should your car be running if you need to add more? Here's what you need to know.
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Can Ryobi Batteries Be Used With Other Brand Tools? Compatibility Explained
If you’ve ever wondered if your Ryobi batteries would work in tools from other brands, here is what you need to know about battery compatibility.
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2025 BMW M3 Squeezes Out More Engine Power As Flagship Of New 3 Series
Details on the 2025 BMW 3 Series have been revealed, and it looks like the M3 will be getting a boost in horsepower. Here's what you need to know.
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Are Turbocharged Engines More Or Less Reliable Than Regular Engines?
Deciding to buy a car with a turbocharged engine or turbocharging your current engine comes down to cost and reliability. Here are the pros and cons.
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Is The Honda Navi A Good Bike For Beginners? Here's What You Need To Know
Honda's cheapest motorcycle available is the Navi, and while it may look like a scooter from certain angles, it's got enough pep for beginners to try riding.
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2024 Hyundai Palisade Review: Big Ambitions But Missing Something Obvious
the 2024 Hyundai Palisade is a big SUV with a lot of room inside for passengers or cargo, but it's missing something that's pretty obvious. Here's our review.
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The Coolest Part Of The New Porsche 911 Isn't The Hybrid Drivetrain
Porsche's first hybrid 911 road car may be faster than the old GTS, but its magic comes down to more than just a couple of electric motors.
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Common Problems That Can Happen With The Honda CR-V According To Owners
The Honda CR-V is generally well-rated and certain models are even fan favorites. However, here are some common problems that can happen, according to owners.
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Tesla's Most Dangerous Rival Just Revealed Its 1,200 Mile Range Hybrids
One of the biggest rivals to Tesla just showcased test results of its latest hybrid cars that reached a range of over 1,200 miles.
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5 Of The Most Powerful Inline-4 Engines Ever Put In A Car
Thanks to technological leaps in recent years, four-cylinder engines aren't necessarily the wimpy powerplants they used to be. These are the most powerful ones.
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10 High-Tech Gadgets You Didn't Realize Set A World Record
Technology has to come from somewhere. It definitely evolves fast, but there are some high-tech gadgets that you might not know set a world record.
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Why T-Mobile Buying US Cellular Could Be A Disaster For Budget Cellphone Plans
T-Mobile is moving to acquire US Cellular, and if past efforts in acquisition and consolidation are any clue, it may not be all good news for US Cellular users.
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5 Harbor Freight Utility & Service Carts To Help Around Your Workspace
Utility and service carts can be great help around your workspace. Luckily, Harbor Freight has five budget-friendly options that you should consider.
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3 Ways To Keep Track Of Your Car's Maintenance Schedule
Staying up to date with your vehicle's maintenance schedule is vital to ensuring it is running at its best. Here are three great ways to keep you on track.
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10 Of The Rarest Motorcycles Ever Built
Some rare motorcycles were built to be hard to come by, while others never saw the commercial success their builders had hoped for.
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How Strong Are Carbon Fiber Parts, And Are They Really Worth The Price?
If you're considering some carbon fiber parts for your car, you may wonder how strong the material really is and whether it's actually worth the price.
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3 Reasons Your Car Didn't Pass A SMOG Test (And How Much It Might Cost To Fix)
If you live in a state where you are required to do a SMOG test, here are three reasons why you didn't pass and how much it will cost to fix the issue.
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Every Generation Pontiac Trans Am, Ranked Worst To Best
The Pontiac Trans Am is one of the most iconic muscle cars ever made, and while the car (and the brand) isn't around anymore, every generation was interesting.
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