Why In-Car Tech Can Sometimes Stop Working In Cold Weather
Your high-tech dashboard isn't broken; it's just reacting to the temperature. We dive into the science of why winters are harsh even for your car's dashboard.
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5 Car Repairs You Probably Shouldn't Do On The Side Of The Road
While lots of car maintenance can be handling by yourself with a little know-how, some problems should really be handled in a more controlled environment.
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Shell Owns All 6 Of These Popular Motor Oil Brands
Shell is a big name in the automotive world. In fact, it actually owns many of the most popular motor oil companies around today, including these brands.
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Solid-State EV Batteries Just Got One Step Closer To American Roads
EV batteries are ready to undertake the next step in material technology, and a lesser-known manufacturer might be the first to bring it to the U.S.
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Corvette E-Ray Resale Value: How Much You Lose Right Off The Lot
The Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray is the first-ever hybrid, all-wheel drive 'Vette. Yet these distinctions don't necessarily translate to the car holding its value.
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The Best Used Cars To Buy In February 2026, According To Consumer Reports
If you're currently shopping for a used car on a budget, these Consumer Reports-approved vehicles are an excellent place to start your search.
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Gearheads Say This Is The No. 1 Car City In America – And No, It's Not Detroit
The United States is a car-centric culture, but the nation's auto industry hub of Detroit isn't the most car-obsessed city in the U.S.
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This Might Be The Highest-Horsepower Manual Production Car Ever Made
A hypercar just combined 2,000+ horsepower with a three-pedal setup. Discover the one-of-one masterpiece that defies the digital age
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Mazda3 Resale Value: How Much Has The Compact Sedan Depreciated?
The Mazda3 is one of the last remaining non-SUVs in the Japanese automaker's lineup. It's not that expensive to buy new, but what's the depreciation curve like?
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5 Of The Rarest Mercedes-Benz Sports Cars Of The '80s
These performance cars are among the Stuttgart automaker's most collectible vehicles, combining boxy 80s lines with speed that still knocks your head back.
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Should You Use Your Turn Signal At A Roundabout? These Lawmakers Say 'No'
Your habit of signaling in a roundabout could be causing more traffic than it solves. Find out why lawmakers are trying to rewrite the rules of the road.
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This Common Fueling Habit Could Cost You An Expensive Repair
Everyone knows that driving aggressively can damage your car, but this one mistake at the fuel pump could also wreck an expensive and important component.
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5 Countries Where Manual Transmissions Still Rule The Roads
While the humble stick shift might not be as common in the U.S. as it used to be, manual transmission vehicles are very much alive and well in other countries.
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This 2026 Corvette ZR1 Was The Cheapest Sold On Bring A Trailer - Here's What It Cost
The secondhand market for the Corvette ZR1 has been hot since its 2025 release; the lowest auction sale price for a ZR1 is still well above the MSRP when new.
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Don't Do The 'Jersey Slide': This Driving Maneuver Could Cost Lives
New Jersey is known for many things, not all of them good. Case in point: the "Jersey Slide," a driving maneuver that is as infamous as it is dangerous.
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5 Classic '80s Sports Cars That Have Stood The Test Of Time
Some ’80s sports cars aged badly. Others became classics. These are the ones people still want, decades later, and for good reason.
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6 Tools To Make Brake Repair And Replacement Easier
Brake jobs are basic but essential parts of auto maintenance. These tools recommended by our expert protect against common problems and pitfalls.
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5 Additives That Can Actually Increase Your Engine's Performance & Lifespan
Let's face it, most engine additives don't really improve performances. If you want to try one that does, here's what you should pick.
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JD Power Says These Are The Most Satisfying Auto Lenders Right Now
Which lenders leave car buyers happiest? A new survey uncovers significant differences in customer experiences across the auto finance industry.
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These Four SUVs Aced IIHS's New Whiplash Prevention Test
Whiplash injuries generally happen when a car is hit from behind, but can be minimised with well-designed seats and headrests.
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This Automaker Ranks The Highest For New-Car Quality, According To JD Power
J.D. Power's 2025 Initial Quality Survey polled 92,000 people about problems during the first 90 days with their new 2025 vehicles; these were the top brands.
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5 Of The Coolest European Luxury Cars You Can't Get In The U.S.
Europe is a land of cinematic twisting roadways, legacy auto manufacturers, and appreciation of luxury. Here's what the U.S. is missing out on -- for now.
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This Is The Most Reliable Tundra Engine
The Toyota Tundra has a well-deserved reputation for depenedability, and one of its engines seems to stand out as being even more reliable than the rest.
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The Subaru Hybrid You Might Not Know Uses A Toyota Electric Motor
Toyota has some of the best hybrid technology in the game, so it's no surprise that other automakers, like Subaru, have started using elements of it as well.
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'Offline And Unusable': EV Driver Finds Major Flaws In Nevada Charging Network
A blogger surveyed EV chargers built all across the state of Arizona only to find that a shocking number of them were out of service. What happened?
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The US Gas Station Chains You Might Not Know Are Owned By British Companies
There are gas stations all across the United States and a surprising number of them are owned by British companies. Here's the list of all of them.
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3 Common Reasons For A Transmission Fluid Leak
That sweet, chemical smell under your car's hood isn't a good sign. Find out which three mechanical failures are likely draining your transmission right now.
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