Chevy Adds A Sleek Late-Addition Trim To Its 2027 Traverse Lineup
Chevrolet is giving its Traverse some special treatment for 2027, updating it with a new High Country trim that should provide a more modern driving experience.
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How Many Flock Cameras Are In The US? Here's Why It's Hard To Know For Sure
AI-powered license plate cameras are expanding across the US, but determining how many have been installed remains surprisingly difficult.
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Why Modern Engines Keep Getting Smaller While Cars Keep Getting Bigger
The Chevy Trailblazer has a 1.2-liter three-cylinder engine and the Nissan Rogue comes with a 1.5-liter three-cylinder, proving big cars don't need big engines.
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How The Ford 6.0 PowerStroke Engine Earned Its Notorious 'Six Point Blow' Nickname
The Ford 6.0-liter PowerStroke engine has a very telling nickname: The "Six Point Blow" got its name from owners who got fed up with a common failure.
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Are Body-On-Frame SUVs Considered Trucks?
Body-on-frame SUVs have much more in common with trucks than those featuring unibody construction like crossovers, leading to classification questions.
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How Much Is A 1980 Toyota Corolla Worth Today & What Did One Cost Brand New?
The Toyota Corolla has been around for 60 years, and it is one of the all-time automotive bestsellers. How much would a 1980 Corolla set you back today?
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Why Are Single Cylinder Motorcycle Engines Called 'Thumpers'?
With small-scale single-cylinder engines typically between 450-650cc, thumper motorcycles are a favorite of new riders due to their forgiving nature.
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5 Downsides Of Using All-Terrain Tires
All-terrain tires may seem like the perfect medium point between highway tires and tires meant for off-roading, but you're definitely making some trade-offs.
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Can Green Lasers Damage Flock Cameras? Yes, But It's More Complicated Than You Think
If you're not a fan of Fock cameras, you're not alone. Rumors have spread that green lasers can damage them, and that's true, but there's a catch.
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5 Of The Best Years To Consider If You're Searching For A Used Toyota Avalon
If you are set on buying a used Toyota Avalon, it is important to understand that some model years were more reliable than others. Here are five of the best.
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Why Are Oil Changes $100 (Or More) Now?
An oil change is an essential part of vehicle maintenance, but overtime, it has gotten increasingly expensive to do. Which factors contributed to the rise?
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These Car Brands Are Still Trying To Keep The Manual Hot Hatch Alive
Looking for a performance car with three pedals? Discover why almost every brand killed the manual hot hatch and the only three keeping it alive.
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The 11 Best Mazda Cars Of All Time
Mazda has released many popular vehicles since its inception. These 11 stand cars apart from the rest of the pack.
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Top Gear Is Officially Returning To TV
After a four-year hiatus, hit automotive show "Top Gear" will be returning to television, though one big detail still hasn't been confirmed.
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Harley-Davidson Is Blacking Out The Breakout With A Hardcore New Trim
Everything looks better blacked out, including the Harley-Davidson Breakout. The bike is getting a mean all-black trim in fall, but you probably can't buy one.
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Porsche's Cayenne Electric Embraces What Rival Fully Electric SUVs Try To Hide
Porsche's Cayenne Electric is the first fully electric SUV to actually make sense.
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New Mazda Patent Hints At Powerful Future Rotary Engine Possibility
Mazda's new patent isn't an announcement, but this could mean it's revisiting its rotary engine technology for use in future vehicles. Time will tell.
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The Coolest Concept Cars Honda's Ever Revealed
Honda is traditionally known for its conservative automotive styling, but these concept cars prove its ability to think outside the box.
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Why Don't Modern Cars Backfire As Often As Older Models?
While just about any internal combustion engine can backfire, older ones tend to be more susceptible to the phenomenon due to how they were constructed.
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5 Pro Tips For Driving A JDM Car In The US
Importing a JDM car is very tempting, but what's it actually like to live with? Maddie Cuccio, owner of an imported Nissan Skyline sedan, has the insights.
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10 Auto Service Brands That Are Owned By Monro
Chances are you've driven past a Monro-owned shop without realizing it. These recognizable brands all belong to the same automotive service company.
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Is 2003 A Good Year For The Toyota Corolla? Here's What You Should Know
The Toyota Corolla is known for its reliability and durability, but it's important to understand that not all Corolla years have the same level of quality.
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Why Did GM Stop Making Separate V8 Engines For Each Brand?
General Motors used to let each of its divisions develop its own unique V8 engine, but the company has since done away with that practice. Here's what changed.
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5 Car Upgrades To Avoid If You Don't Want To Waste Your Money
Selecting the right modifications for your car is an engaging and rewarding experience, but there are plenty of fiscal pitfalls to avoid on your quest.
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GTA 6 Trailer Gives Us First Glimpse At New Race Tracks (And One May Be Based On This Real Florida Track)
Developer Rockstar has said GTA 6 will be the biggest entry in the series, and recent rumors suggest that includes a raceway with real-world inspiration.
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10 Honda Models You Didn't Realize Existed
Honda is known for classic models like the Civic and Accord, but it has released many lesser-known cars like the Vamos and EV Plus.
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10 Of The Best Looking Ford Trucks Ever Designed
Ford has been making pickup trucks for almost a century, and in that time it's put out some really striking models. Here are the best ones ever designed.
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