After the turbulence of the 1970s successive oil crises, American automakers were keen to find alternative fuel sources for their cars, and that included coal.
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BRP may not be a household name, but its powersports portfolio includes several familiar brands spanning snow, water, dirt, pavement, and engine technology.
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Drum brakes, which are still used in older or more heavy-duty vehicles, don't necessarily last as long as more modern disc brakes due to differing construction.
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Ford's Panther platform debuted in 1979 and stayed in production until 2011, powering many legendary cars over those decades. Here are some of the best.
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Aluminum engine blocks don't weigh as much as their cast iron counterparts, but they are just as subject to the risks of regular heat and cold exposure.
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Released for the model year 2024, the Toyota Tundra is one of the brand's biggest powerhouses. These two variants had some important distinctions.
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Car camping is growing in popularity, but it's not a new phenomenon. The 1970s also had a wave of car campers, but things were a bit different back then.
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It's difficult to find cars with rotary engines today. Piston-driven engines are more common because the drawbacks of rotary engines can outweigh the benefits.
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The Honda Passport has a lot going for it, including a smooth ride and decent fuel economy. But is it the SUV for those seeking a body-on-frame model?
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SUVs are a dime a dozen these days, with almost every automaker having at least one in its lineup. There are, however, still some holdouts.
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Part of growing up is getting that driver's license and hitting the open road. Which rides wormed their way into the hearts and minds of millennials?
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Cars were once known as being DIY friendly, capable of being worked on in a home garage. Yet sealed transmissions in modern cars make this more difficult.
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From engines and transmissions to rims and seats, these valuable car parts can be found at junkyards for much less than buying brand new replacements.
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Traffic cones are a very common sight on roads all over the world, usually denoting road works. Believe it or not, they have to follow very specific rules.
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Touring motorcycles are ideal for long cross-country journeys. If you're thinking of getting one, there are some downsides you should know about.
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If longevity is your dealbreaker, and you find yourself between a Toyota Tacoma and a Honda Ridgeline at the lot, this will be your primer.
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Using nitrogen to fill your tires instead of air does have some minor benefits, but the drawbacks of doing so mean it might not be worth the effort.
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The Jeep Grand Cherokee is the company's most popular SUV thanks to its reliability and design. If you're in the market, here's everything you need to know.
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Slamming gears in a manual without lifting off the throttle is a great idea, and many performance cars nowadays offer it. Does it ruin your transmission?
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Buying tires can be a very expensive endeavor, but there are thankfully ways to reduce the cost — one of which is to buy your tires at the right time of year.
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Let's look back to a time before everything was so round, when trucks were boxy and fenders were chromed. These square-body trucks look iconic, even today.
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Even stricter emissions regulations are looming on the horizon for Europe, but Audi might not retire its legendary 2.5-liter five-cylinder engine just yet.
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The Ford Mustang is a fine example of the muscle car breed, but it's not really good as a family car. Well, there is one Mustang that will do the job.
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The electric vehicle market is set to get even more crowded, with new trucks, SUVs, and performance cars on the way. Some upcoming EVs look worth the wait.
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Even microscopic debris can contribute to engine wear over time. Bypass oil filters promise cleaner oil, but there’s more to consider before installing one.
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If Ford trucks are known for anything, it's having solid towing power. That's why it might sound surprising that the Ford Fathom won't have much towing power.
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With all the advancements in the automotive industry, a lot of trucks have switched to aluminum beds, but they still use steel frames. Why is that?
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