4 EV Alternatives To The Bolt (Which Chevy's Only Bringing Back For A Limited Time)
The Chevy Bolt is a tough deal to beat on price alone, but there are plenty of EVs that go for a little more and make for some compelling alternatives.
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Why Some Ford Mustangs Have Independent Rear Suspension (And Others Don't)
The Ford Mustang has long come in two distinct flavors: those without an independent rear suspension and those that came with solid rear axles.
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4 Discontinued Cars Automakers Are Bringing Back In 2026 And Beyond
Car models and nameplates come and go. However, in some cases, well-known cars make a comeback. What's returning to lineups for 2026 and beyond?
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Should You Get An Oil Change Before Or After A Long Road Trip?
If you're about to set off driving across the country on a road trip, you might think about getting an oil change first. Here's what to know.
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This Car Brand Also Makes Airplanes
Think this famous automaker only builds reliable commuter cars? Discover the $7 million, 500 mph private jets the company actually manufactures.
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These Are The Only 3 Trucks With Better Resale Value Than The Ford Ranger
Resale value may not be the number one thing you look for when truck shopping, but it's worth considering, especially when some retain this much value.
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Odd-Fire Vs. Even-Fire V6 Engines: What's The Difference?
Why would engineers intentionally design a V6 engine to have a rough, uneven rhythm? Discover the cost-cutting history behind this mechanical quirk.
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5 Toyota Engines You Should Steer Clear Of
Toyota is renowned for its reliability, but not even this carmaker gets it right all the time.
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Why Do Most Sports Cars Only Have 2 Doors?
Think sports cars only have two doors because it looks cool? Discover the hidden physics and structural engineering behind the classic coupe layout.
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Ruf's New Flat-Eight Engine Is A 1,000 HP Manual Transmission Beast
German exotic carmaker Ruf Automobile recently unveiled a prototype flat-eight engine fitted to a modified Ruf CTR3 that kicks out more than 1,000 horsepower.
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Ford Really Messed Up With These Infuriating Oil Filter Locations
Staying on top of car maintenance is important, especially the oil and filter. Ford decided to make that job a lot more difficult than it needs to be.
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Why Do Car Brands Keep Reviving Old Nameplates?
Have you seen legendary car names slapped onto their electric crossovers? Discover the real reasons automakers keep reviving dead nameplates.
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6 Car Brands Bringing Back The Body-On Frame SUV
The body-on-frame SUV still holds a special place in some enthusiasts' hearts and, thankfully for them, some automakers are looking to bring it back.
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How Much Has A 2021 Mercedes-Maybach S580 Depreciated In The Last 5 Years?
Luxury cars are not short on pros, but their cons typically involve accelerated depreciation. So how much does that apply to the 2021 Mercedes-Maybach S580?
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12 Under-Powered Trucks With Disappointingly Weak Engines
Not every truck can be a 1,000 lb-ft behemoth of torque. However, something that seems seriously underpowered on paper can still have something to offer.
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4-Door Sedans That Can Eat Sports Cars For Breakfast
A solid four-door sedan might not seem like an impressive car, but these cars that can seat a whole family just might challenge that notion.
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Car Air Conditioners Have Changed Refrigerant Twice, And It Might Happen Again Soon
Automotive engineers have changed the refrigerant that most vehicle A/C systems use to avoid pollutants, but these efforts are still ongoing.
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5 SUVs Quicker Than The Ford Mustang Mach-E
Ford made an odd choice when they used the Mustang nameplate on a four-door family EV, but it does still bring the power. These others are even more capable.
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4 Common Problems With The Toyota Prius Prime That Might Sway Your Purchasing Decision
If you're in the market for a plug-in hybrid, you might be considering a Toyota Prius. Here are some things you should know about before you buy.
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Dodge's R/T Badge Stands For Something Specific, And It May Not Be What You Think
The R/T badge on certain Dodge models like the Charger and the Durango is meant to denote performance, but the actual meaning behind the letters can be murky.
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9 Honda Models That Still Come With Naturally Aspirated Engines In 2026
Prefer the smooth, reliable power of a classic non-turbo motor? Discover the nine modern Hondas that still offer a naturally aspirated engine.
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Volkswagen Pioneered A Feature In The '60s Every Car Relies On Today
Most people know Volkswagen for its famous Beetle or Bus models from this era, but it was also working on some new technology still used in cars today.
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5 Signature Design Elements Automakers Need To Leave In The Past
Automotive design trends come and go, but there are a lot that some automakers can't seem to let go of. For a lot of these trends, we think they should.
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What Are The Benefits Of Using Alloy Wheels Over Steel?
The choice between alloy wheels and steel wheels comes down to more than just aesthetics, as there are also performance differences between the two.
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Hands-Free Gas Pumping Is Illegal In These US States
Believe it or not, there are some states where you can't lock the fuel pump while filling up. Here are those states and why they are holding fast.
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How Much Horsepower Does A Ford 300 Inline-6 Have & Is The Engine Any Good?
The Ford 300 inline-six is a legendary workhorse of an engine, providing three decades' worth of trucks with durable and reliable powerplants.
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4 Common Problems With V8 Engines
The V8 engine is one of the finest powertrain types in the world of cars, but like with anything else, they're not perfect. What are some common issues?
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