Hyundai Recall: 300,000 Vehicles' Seatbelts Could Cause Injuries
Is your daily driver safe? Hyundai just issued a massive recall for 300,000 vehicles over a hidden seatbelt defect that could fail during a crash.
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5-Year, $24K Mustang Restoration Ends With Owner's Car Returned In Pieces
A dream car project turns into a years-long ordeal filled with delays, excuses, rising costs, and legal action. The final outcome shocked the owner.
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5 Of The Most Fuel-Efficient Tires In 2026
People tend to look at tires' ride quality and how they wear, but tires also contribute a lot to gas mileage. What are some good fuel-efficient tire options?
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Here's When It Makes Sense To Rent A Car (Even If You Already Own One)
You might be missing out by always using your own car. These particular scenarios reveal when renting is the better move — and why.
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Tesla Plaid Owner Learns The Hard Way It Can't Keep Up With A Corvette
When a Tesla Model Plaid owner showed up at the racetrack and tried to pair off with a Corvette, it didn't end well for the Tesla. Here's what happened.
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How Are Semi Truck Tires Different From Regular Tires?
At a glance, semi truck tires, or commercial tires look very different to their passenger tire counterparts. How far do the differences between them go?
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Minnesota Lawmakers Tried To Ban Classic Cars On Weekdays: Here's How It Ended
The last thing a classic car owner needs is legislation that dictates when they can and can't drive their cars. Minnesota tried to do just that.
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Why The Mazda 3 Sedan Is More Than Just Mazda's Cheapest Model
Drivers on a budget may think a new car is out of reach, but while Mazda's most affordable car isn't as fresh as rivals, that's all part of its charm.
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Luxury Car Shopping Spree Lands Miami Waitress In Seriously Hot Water
10 luxury cars in days - this Miami waitress’s spending spree sounds unbelievable. Find out what investigators have uncovered about what's really going on.
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This Tech Could Earn You A Ticket For Illegally Passing A School Bus
Illegally passing a stopped school bus can already lead to serious penalties, and new enforcement methods are making it easier to catch drivers.
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6 Trucks That Should Get Discontinued (And 6 That Should Come Back)
The pickup market is among the most competitive sectors in the automotive world, but it's also one of the most homogenous ones. Perhaps its time for a shakeup.
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Nissan Built A Fanbase Of Driving Enthusiasts, Now It Wants To Replace Them With AI
Nissan's big plans for AI include driverless cars and eavesdropping cabins, but we were more interested in trying the new 2027 Rogue e-Power.
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BMW's 7 Series Facelift Looks Better Outside, But I Can't Get Over The New Interior
I can't believe the new BMW 7 Series is a refresh and not a redesign.
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Older Drivers Love F-150s, But Gen Z's Favorite Car Couldn't Be More Different
The Ford F-150 remains America's most popular car over the past half a century, but things are changing. What's Gen Z's favorite car to own?
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A Buc-Ee's Near You May Have New Rules For Buying Gas – What To Know Before You Pump
Buc-ee's is a popular place to fill up, but the chain has implemented some changes to the way drivers pay for gas that may prove divisive.
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Does A Right Turn Traffic Light Mean 'No Turn On Red' In Florida?
When approaching a traffic signal with a red arrow pointing to the right, you might wonder what to do when you're in the Sunshine State. Here's what we know.
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One Of The '70s Coolest Luxury Cars Never Stood A Chance In The US
The 1970s wasn't a great decade for cars, but there were a few highlights, like this remarkable luxury car that sadly never got its chance in the U.S.
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Honda CEO Says Brand Has 'No Chance Against' Chinese Rivals After Seeing Factory
Chinese automakers' rapid development and manufacturing is alarming rivals the world over, with even Honda's CEO having to admit their superiority.
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15 Popular Cars Found On Consumer Reports' List Of Used Cars To Avoid
If you think that popular cars always make for a good daily driver, this list of unreliable cars will change your mind.
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Can You Powder Coat An Engine Block?
Older cars frequently had colorful components under the hood, including more than a few brightly colored engine blocks. Can you still powder coat one today?
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Why Do People Fill Engine Blocks With Epoxy?
While filling a car's engine up with anything might sound like a bad idea, adding epoxy to an engine block can, in some circumstances, be a good thing.
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This Chevron Exec Has An Answer To Rising Gas Prices That Americans Aren't Going To Like
If you're wondering what to do about rising gas prices, Chevron has a suggestion, but you're not going to like it. Here's what an executive said.
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5 Of The Most Affordable Inline-Four Motorcycles You Can Find In 2026
Inline-four motorcycles offer a great balance of price versus performance, with 2026's most recent crop offering something for fans of affordable riding.
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This Was The First Production Motorcycle In History With Over 200 HP
These days, you don't have to look too far to find a motorcycle with 200 HP. However, this brand made history when it created the first one this powerful.
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Can You 3D Print Car Parts? Here's What You Need To Know
Printing your own car parts isn’t science fiction anymore, but not everything is fair game. Discover what you can make and what you definitely shouldn’t.
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How The Lamborghini LM002 Got Its Nickname 'Rambo Lambo'
The Lamborghini LM002 undoubtedly influenced the trajectory of the brand's SUV line. The so-called "Rambo Lambo" model was truly one of a kind.
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Not Michelin, Not Goodyear – These Are The Best Summer Tires For Comfort
If you live in a place with harsh winters you are probably no stranger to winter tires. However, summer tires are also important in places with hot weather.
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