This CA Program Could Save You Up To $10K If Your EV Battery Fails
Battery replacement is one of the fears that has come up with electric cars becoming mainstream. How can the state of California help out here?
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How Much Does A Ferrari California Cost In 2026?
Want to put an Italian prancing horse in your garage? Here is exactly how much you need to budget to buy this entry-level V8 convertible.
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This Performance Tire Brand Gets JD Power's Lowest Customer Satisfaction Score In 2026
J.D. Power's satisfaction survey had a look at a few different familiar performance tire brands. Which one of these got the very lowest score?
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Why California's Highway Signs Are Spade-Shaped Instead Of Round Or Square
California's road signs are spade-shaped, which differ from other signs around the country, for a specific reason. Here's why the state made them that way.
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Five EVs That Make The Dodge Hellcat Look Slow
Think the Dodge Hellcat is the ultimate performance machine? These five lightning-fast electric vehicles will completely leave it in the dust.
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GM Recalled Over 270,000 Chevy Cars – Here's How To Know If Yours Is One
GM has recalled over 270,000 cars over a pretty big safety risk in cars from the past few years. Here's what's wrong and how to find out if you're affected.
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5 Telltale Signs You're Probably A Bad Driver
Tailgating, missed exists, poor braking, indecision -- be aware of the key behaviors that signal bad driving and greater danger for motorists and passengers.
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Is It Legal To Change Lanes In An Intersection Or Can You Get A Ticket For It?
It's common knowledge that it's illegal to change lanes in an intersection, but is that actually the case? It's complicated. Here's what you need to know.
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Can You Plug Semi-Truck Tires?
When a semi-truck gets a flat, using a plug might seem like the quickest fix — but is it really enough to keep a heavy rig safely on the road?
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These Are The Only Car Brands Less Reliable Than Jeep, According To JD Power
Think Jeep is at the bottom of the pack for reliability? The 2026 JD Power study reveals three popular automakers that actually scored worse.
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10 Overpowered Motorcycles Beginners Should Steer Clear Of
Choosing a beginner-friendly motorcycle is critical; novice riders need to learn the fundamentals on a stable, forgiving bike and not an overpowered one.
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Kawasaki's Z1100 Trails Rivals On Specs, But That's Not The Biggest Problem
In a crowded segment, just who is Kawasaki really competing with, here?
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Texas Cops Bust Semi Trucks Hauling Nearly $500K In Stolen Cars
Texas deputies intercepted semi trucks hauling a cache of stolen vehicles, highlighting how large-scale auto theft operations are still active in 2026.
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4 Car Show Experiences I Recommend For Every Enthusiast
Not all car shows are created equal. These 4 deliver something truly different, blending rare sights, unique vibes, and memories you won’t see coming.
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Ford Has Been 'Working In Silence For Three Years' On Plan To Win The EV War
Ford CEO Jim Farley shared on a podcast that a secret strategy has been in the works for 3 years. After previous losses, Ford is planning a dramatic EV shift.
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AI Cameras In This State Are Busting Drivers Who Pick Up Their Phones In Work Zones
AI has made its way to law enforcement as one state has begun using it to analyze photos of drivers in work zones, looking for phones in their hands.
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Fuel Prices Are Skyrocketing, But Most Of The Money Isn't Going To Gas Stations
It's easy to blame gas stations for taking advantage of rising fuel costs, but they're not actually benefiting much, if at all, from the rise in gas prices.
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Ever Notice Some Traffic Lights Have Lines On Them? Here's What They're For
Have you ever seen a traffic signal with black stripes or slats over the lights? While it may seem like just a random oddity, they actually do serve a purpose.
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3 Time-Honored Car Practices That Don't Make Sense Anymore
While car maintenance and driving methods have changed, old habits die hard. These are bits of advice that once made sense but are no longer needed.
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The Best Mass-Market SUV Brand For Dealer Service In 2026, According To JD Power
The results of the JD Power 2026 U.S. Customer Service Index Study are in. Find out which automaker took home the top prize for mass-market SUVs.
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5 Things Hyundai Makes Besides Cars
The South Korean conglomerate makes more than hatchbacks and SUVS -- it builds tanks, industrial equipment, and even island resorts.
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3 Things You Should Never Put In Your Engine
Car and truck engines have evolved considerably since the early 20th century, and today's cars have stricter tolerances than ever when it comes to additives.
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Michelin Has Been Putting RFID Tags In Its Tires - And Here's Why
RFID tags are everywhere in our daily lives, but you might be surprised to know that brands like Michelin use them in their tires, too. Here's why.
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These Automakers Want America's Gas Tax Gone – Here's What Would Replace It
A group of automakers has proposed scrapping America's federal gas tax in favor of a new system that better reflects the shift to EVs and hybrids.
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Hyundai's New Boulder Concept Feels Like The Future Of SUVs
All of Hyundai's models built in the U.S. have been manufactured with a unibody design. This concept debuted at the 2026 New York International Auto Show isn't.
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Think You Know Where Most US Oil Comes From? It's Changed Drastically Over The Last 30 Years
The United States uses a lot of oil, and it has a complicated history when it comes to where it gets that oil from. It's changed a lot over recent decades.
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The Lucid Air Prompts A Lot Of Questions: This Was My Answer
It's still a rarity on the road, but Lucid's electric sedan has more than just exclusivity to recommend it.
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