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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How The V12 Detroit Diesel Engine Earned Its 'Buzzin' Dozen' Nickname
Detroit Diesel's 12V-71 engine is no longer in production, but when spoken of, it's sometimes called by its nickname. Here's why the name fits so well.
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We Asked A Car Detailer Which Products Are Actually Worth The Hype, And This Was The Best
Car detailing products are all over the place, and for a beginner, it's hard to know which are worth the hype. So, we asked a pro what's worth buying.
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5 New Cars With 3-Cylinder Engines You Can Buy In 2026
Shopping for a new vehicle this year? Discover five 2026 cars from sensible daily commuters to wild track cars, packing 3-cylinder power.
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15 Cars Middle Class Families Drove In The '70s
The 1970s was characterized by Malaise-era engineering, but middle class families still needed to get around. These '70s cars were everywhere at the time.
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Ford's Cheapest V8 Engine Isn't In A Mustang
V8 engines are increasingly rare and expensive, but Ford still offers one in an unexpected corner of its lineup — for less money than you might expect.
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What Does A Road Sign With Two Arrows Pointing Downward Mean?
While you might see many types of road signs often enough to easily remember what they mean, you might not know obscure ones like the double downward arrows.
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10 Used GMC Models You Should Steer Clear Of At All Costs
GMC has made trucks for more than a century, and while many of its models were icons of their day, they can't all be winners. These used ones, you should avoid.
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How Much HP Can A 427 Small Block Engine Make & Did Chevy Ever Make One?
Anything over 400 cubic inches is usually considered a big block. However, there are some manufacturers who produce 427-cubic-inch small blocks.
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12 All-Terrain Tires That Outperform The Pirelli Scorpion AT Plus
Your tires are the only part of your vehicle that actually touch the ground. If that ground happens to be mud, dirt, or other terrain, these tires perform.
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3 Of The Best Years For The Lexus RX 350 (And 4 To Avoid)
If you're thinking about buying a Lexus RX 350, you'll want to know which model years are the best and which to avoid before making your purchase.
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The 80s Mitsubishi And Chrysler Crossover Car You Forgot Existed
When Mitsubishi sold a 15% stake of their company to Chrysler, the race was on to create a classic crossover vehicle the world has since forgotten.
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5 Of The Best Antique Mini Engine Kits You Can Buy
If you or someone you know has an obsession with understanding how combustion engines work, then check out these five antique mini-engine kits you can buy.
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What Is A Tire Ply Rating And What Minimum Should Your Daily Driver Have?
Before buying a new set of tires, be sure to read up on your car's ply rating to cut down on unnecessary costs. Different vehicles will have different ratings.
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Not BMW: This Brand Won JD Power's Award For Best Driver Assist Tech In A Premium Car
J.D. Power's 2026 U.S. Tech Experience Index Study revealed which car brands feature the most owner-appreciated tech innovations, and BMW only came in third.
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YouTuber's Totaled 296 Comes Back To Life With Ferrari's Help
YouTuber Mat Armstrong had a mission to turn a crashed Ferrari 296 GTB into a road-legal version of the Challenge race car, and Ferrari actually helped out.
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Everything You Should Include In A Motorcycle Travel Tool Kit
A motorcycle can be much more dangerous than a car, so you'll want to be prepared for anything that happens. These tools can help make sure you're ready.
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How Far Apart Do Speed Limit Signs Need To Be On The Road?
Speed limit signs decorate every road and highway, but what determines where those signs are placed? Surprisingly, speed limit sign placement isn't too complex.
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12 Car Parts You Should Check Or Replace At 75,000 Miles
Your car's odometer just crept past 75,000? A handful of parts are probably due for a look, and catching them early could save you a pricey repair.
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Will Kawasaki Wheels Fit Yamaha Motorcycles? Here's What Users Say
Yamaha motorcycle owners who need new wheels may consider grabbing some from a Kawasaki bike, but you should learn the ups and downs of doing so first.
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Rare 1970 Ford Mustang Twister Special Is A 40-Year-Old Time Capsule
A 1970 Mustang Twister Special is already rare, with only 96 ever produced and sold exclusively in the Midwest, but this new barn find is even more remarkable.
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An Even More Appealing Version Of Mercedes' Unusual New Limo Just Got Caught In Testing
Could settling range anxiety win over American drivers to Mercedes' new vision of luxury?
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How Connecticut Traffic Laws Are Changing In October 2026
Connecticut residents should be aware of new traffic laws going into effect in October, if only to keep themselves safe and avoid the consequences.
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2027 Kia EV3 First Drive: An Affordable EV With Good Range (Just Pick This Trim)
Driving Kia's newest model convinced me the 2027 EV3 is the right EV at the right time.
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Why You Can't Push Start A Car With An Automatic Transmission
It's relatively easy to bump start a car with a manual transmission due to the science behind it, but you can't do it with an automatic car. Why is that?
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6.0 Vs. 7.3 Powerstroke: How Do The Diesel Engines Compare?
The 7.3-liter Power Stroke diesel is one of Ford's most revered diesel engines, but how does it compare to its replacement, the 6.0-liter Powerstroke?
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How The Cost Of Changing Your Oil Has Changed Since The 1960s
Oil changes looked very different in the 1960s. Find out how inflation, wages, motor oil, and changing car technology have reshaped this routine expense.
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