'9 And 3' Is The New '10 And 2' Steering Wheel Rule - And Here's Why
Many older drivers were schooled on the "10 and 2" hand positioning on the steering wheel, but times have changed, and the reason may surprise you.
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5 Features You Should Never Mess With When Restoring Classic Cars
If your hobby is restoring classic cars, know that some features should be left untouched in order to preserve that classic car charm.
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5 Mid-Size SUVs To Avoid When Looking For A Used Car
If you have your sights set on a used mid-size SUV, but unsure which make and model to get, here are five that you should steer clear of in 2024.
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E15 Gas Vs Fuel Economy: How Many MPG You Could Be Losing
E15 gas can cost less at the pump, but its ethanol content may affect fuel economy in ways drivers should understand before filling up.
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What Is The 4-Gallon Minimum 'Law' And Which Fuel Type Does It Apply To?
The next time you pull into a gas station, you may see a sign that says you have to pump a minimum of four gallons. What's up with that? Here's what we know.
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I Knew The 2027 Chevrolet Bolt Was Cheap, I Didn't Expect It To Be So Cheerful
After a week with Chevrolet's new all-electric Bolt, I'm ready to say something controversial.
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4 Perks That Come With A Harley Owners Group Membership
H.O.G. membership is built around the Harley-Davidson community, but the annual fee comes with several additional perks that might appeal to frequent riders.
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EV Or Hybrid, The 2026 Lexus ES Picks Comfort Over Driving Fun
Lexus' new ES hedges its bet on EV or hybrid, but on one thing it's resolute.
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12 Affordable Alternatives To The Toyota Camry
The Toyota Camry has its benefits, but maybe that make and/or model isn't for you. Consider these 12 affordable alternatives.
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Why The 2026 Lexus IS Still Uses A Decade-Old Engine Under The Hood
Why does Lexus resist turbos and hybrid and stick with a mid-2010s V6 engine? Well, there's a reason why Lexus often scores highly in reliability surveys.
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This Common Driving Habit Could Tank Your Fuel Economy By Up To 40%
Attitude and heavy feet can get you more than a ticket. The Department of Energy estimates that these bad habits can cost you 54 cents more per gallon of fuel.
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This Alleged $15M Multi-State Fake License Plate Scheme Went Unstopped For Almost 10 Years
Arrests have been made in a fake license plate scheme that has been going on for almost ten years. Here's how it worked and who was involved.
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How The 'Knight Rider' Pontiac Trans-Am Got A Speeding Ticket While Sitting In A Museum
In New York City, a Pontiac Trans Am was speeding in a school zone, and it got a ticket. The only problem is that the car was sitting in a museum at the time.
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What Does 4L Mean On A 4WD Truck Or SUV?
If you've got a truck or SUV with four-wheel drive, you may have noticed 4L and 4H on your gear shifter. What does 4L mean, and what is it for?
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What Happened To Hess Gas Stations?
Hess gas stations used to be a fixture across the East Coast, but that changed in the mid-2010s and they all went away. Here's what happened.
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What Is The 30-60-90 Rule For Car Maintenance?
Want to avoid a massive repair bill at the mechanic? Discover the simple mileage formula experts use to keep their engines running perfectly.
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California Is Calling Out This Popular Gas Station Brand Over Inflated Fuel Prices
Governor of California Gavin Newsom has publically accused one of the biggest gas brands in America of exacerbating high fuel prices by overcharging customers.
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With Fuel Prices Rising, Expect Your Oil Changes To Get More Expensive Too
Fuel prices have increased massively in 2026, which has directly led to higher prices for many other goods, too. Motor oil looks like it's joining that list.
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4 Common Problems With Concrete Driveways
Small driveway issues can turn into bigger concrete problems if they are ignored. Knowing the warning signs can help homeowners protect the surface.
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What Does 4WD Auto Mean On A Truck Or SUV?
Some modern trucks and SUVs have a drivetrain mode called 4WD Auto. What does this mode actually do, and how does it work? Here's a quick rundown.
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5 Common Mistakes People Make On Their Driver's Test
From lane changes and rolling stops to speeding and anxiety, these issues can cause learner drivers to fall foul of examiners — here's our advice.
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2026's Most Fuel-Efficient Pickup Truck Won't Just Save You Money At The Pump
Pickup trucks can be expensive, especially with the high gas prices in 2026. But there's a pickup out there that's affordable and saves you money at the pump.
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What Happened To Texaco Gas Stations?
Texaco gas stations used to be a common sight across parts of the U.S., but nowadays, they're very rare. What happened to the brand and is it still around?
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This Diesel Sensor Is No Longer Mandatory In 2026
A long-running diesel equipment headache is getting a regulatory fix in 2026, though the EPA’s latest guidance also raises enforcement questions.
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Goodyear Sells More Than Just Tires - Here Are 5 Other Services Its Stores Offer
From oil changes and engine diagnosis to battery replacement and steering repair, Goodyear delivers broad mechanical services to go with your tires.
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The 2026 Porsche Cayenne Coupe Electric Is An Impressive All-Rounder That's Missing One Thing
Porsche buyers love SUV coupes, but can the Cayenne Coupe Electric deliver soul along with its undeniable EV speed?
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Car & Driver Claims This Is The Best Car Scratch Remover
Car and Driver tested five of the market’s most popular vehicle scratch removers, and one kit stood apart for its effectiveness and ease of use.
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