5 Classic Cars That Had Digital Dashboards Way Before They Hit Mainstream
Digitization is commonplace in car cabins today, but the technology is older than you might expect. Here are some early adopters of digital dashboards
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Toyota Once Used Two Different Inline-5 Diesels For The Land Cruiser
The inline-five is not an especially common engine configuration these days, but back in the 1990s multiple Toyota Land Cruisers made regular use of them.
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The Pros And Cons Of Using Flex Seal To Coat An RV Roof
Flex Seal might be a solid product that is great at sealing lots of different things, but there are some things to consider before you slap it on your RV roof.
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'Creates A Road Hazard': Jeep Recalls Nearly 400K Grand Cherokee SUVs
Jeep has been the subject of multiple recalls already this year, and it just added another to the pile. Here's what's going on with the Grand Cherokee.
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6 Downsides Of Driving A Compact Car
Compact cars are typically more affordable than larger ones, but there are certain trade-offs you get for better fuel efficiency and a lower monthly payment.
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Here's How Long You Can Expect Your All-Terrain Tires To Last
If you often take your vehicle off-road, but haven't given much thought to how long you've had your all-terrain tires, don't worry. Here's what you should know.
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The Dodge Viper Might Be Dead, But This New Supercar Could Be The Next Best Thing
The Dodge Viper is no more, but some of its components live on. Bristol is building an ultra-limited run of new cars with a familiar V10 under the hood.
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907 HP Lamborghini Joins Italy's Police Fleet For A Very Specific Purpose
Lamborghini has provided vehicles to the Italian police for decades now, and the latest is a 907-hp Temerario that the automaker unveiled in September.
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The Big 2028 Volvo XC40 Refresh Looks Great, But The Major Change Is Inside
Volvo's compact crossover gets crisper looks, a tech upgrade inside, and new luxury options, but there's still something missing.
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11 Non-Toyota Cars With Toyota Engines Under The Hood
Toyota's many engine designs have powered everything from revolutionary racing cars to forgotten sedans to economy commuters during decades of global operation.
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5 Of The Best-Sounding Four-Cylinder Engines Of All Time
While people praise the dulcet tones of the finest V6s, V8s, and V12s, many dismiss the sounds of four-cylinder engines. These ones challenge that notion.
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What Is Hypoid Gear Oil And What Makes It Different From Regular Gear Oil?
Vehicles require all sorts of lubrication for all their mechanical gears to operate smoothly. Hypoid gear oil is one of them, and it serves a unique purpose.
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What Is The $3,000 Rule When Buying A Car?
Think you have enough saved to buy a car? This financial rule highlights the often-overlooked costs that can turn an exciting purchase into a budget headache.
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5 Used Touring Motorcycles Riders Say You Should Steer Clear Of
A used bike can save you a lot of money, as long as you avoid unreliable models like these.
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Every Color Available For BMW's New i3 Sedan
BMW's new i3 sedan will come in 11 colors when it arrives in the U.S. in 2027. They will include hues the automaker describes as metallic, solid, and frozen.
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3 Downsides Of Ceramic Brake Pads
Ceramic brake pads are known for their durability, but they're not always the best option thanks to the specific downsides that go along with using them.
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10 Supercars Inspired By Iconic Airplanes
The world of supercars takes inspiration for a long list of sources, but the sleek lines and sharp angles of military aircraft make them particularly appealing.
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Do You Need A Special License To Drive An RV? Here's What You Need To Know
Ready to hit the road in a brand new RV? You'll want to check your local regulations before buying and make sure your license satisfies some requirements.
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Can You Have Two Insurance Policies For One Car? Here's What The Law Says
If you use your car for both work and pleasure or you want to cover expensive modifications your insurance excludes, can you legally have two policies?
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The Pros And Cons Of Adding A Grill Guard To Your Truck
There are a few ways to decorate a truck, like adding a grill guard for more protection, but whether or not it's good for you depends on a few other factors.
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Why Do Some Tires Have Two Valve Stems?
Some may get confused if they come across a car tire with two valve stems. It's not a production error, it's just a tire that thrives under certain conditions.
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Jeep's Recon Doesn't Drive Like An Electric Wrangler: Where It Wins And Where It Falls Short
The boxy style and "Trail Rated" badge may make you think of the Wrangler, but Jeep's all-electric 2026 Recon is a very different SUV.
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Can You Use J-B Weld On A Cracked Engine Block?
J-B Weld is a multipurpose two-part epoxy that can be used to fix just about everything. Will it get the job done on a cracked engine block?
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Why Do Modern Cars Use Multiple Oxygen Sensors?
Modern cars have a ton of electronics and sensors on board, and that usually includes multiple oxygen sensors. Here's why cars have more than one.
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3 Pickup Trucks Quicker Than The Nissan GT-R
The Nissan GT-R screams performance with a sub-3.0 0-to-60 sprint and an equally impressive quarter-mile time, but there are some pickup trucks that beat it.
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5 Hot Hatches That Can Eat Sports Cars For Breakfast
Hot hatchbacks have long offered a great blend of practicality and performance, but some take it to the next level, rivaling sports cars in the process.
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3 SUVs That Made A Splash In 2026 (So Far)
Awards, dramatic redesigns, soaring sales, and unexpected slumps made these SUVs some of the biggest automotive stories of 2026.
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