This US Company Wants To Start Mass Producing Affordable Solar-Powered Cars
After many false starts and years of promises, this U.S. company claims that it's finally ready to start mass-producing solar-powered cars in 2026.
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Here's Why Some Popular Car Models Don't Make Consumer Reports' Safety List
Consumer Reports takes several metrics into account when determining vehicle safety, leading to some popular models not making the publication's safety list.
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How Tire Tread Can Affect Your Braking Distance
Tires are the only part of your car that always touches the road, so they should always be in good health. How can the tire tread affect your braking distance?
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16 Of The Coolest Old-School Gas Stations To Check Out Across The US
From mom-and-pop throwbacks to Googie landmarks, these gas stations bring color, personality, and history to America's byways and boulevards.
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Why Are People Stealing Honda Radar Sensors?
While other car parts like catalytic converters are common targets for thieves, radar sensors from modern Honda vehicles are now being increasingly stolen.
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Chevy's Next-Gen Camaro Could Be On Its Way Sooner Than We Expected
The Camaro may currently be discontinued, but odds are Chevy will bring it back eventually. This rumor says it may be even sooner than most people think.
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The New Speed Cameras In This State Make It Much More Difficult To Dodge A Ticket
A new method for tracking speed is being introduced to encourage safer driving, using technology that measures drivers' behavior more effectively than before.
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Kia's New Pickup Has Something Under The Hood You Can't Get From Toyota Or Ford
Kia intends to break into the American pickup truck market by offering one with a powertrain currently unavailable from any of the major players.
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5 Things You Need To Do ASAP After Hitting A Pothole
Hitting a pothole can cause more damage than you realize, so knowing the right next steps quickly can help protect your car and your wallet.
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These Are The Only Manual SUVs You Can Buy New In 2026
Manual transmissions seem to be dying out, at least in the U.S. Most models on the market today that come with a stick shift are luxury cars or sedans.
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The New 911 GT3 S/C Is Arguably Porsche At Its Purest (Yes, Including The Price)
Two seats, a six-speed manual, and a naturally-aspirated boxer engine. What's not to love? Well, the price tag, maybe.
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The 5 Best 2026 Street-Legal Motorcycles For Both Power And Speed
Want to experience track-level speed on your daily commute? Here are five insanely powerful 2026 motorcycles that are actually street-legal.
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5 Under-The-Radar Cars Classic Collectors Should Know About
Forget your Mustangs and Camaros -- these overlooked classics escape enthusiasts' attention despite accessible prices, cool styling, and surprising performance.
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Rolls-Royce's Next EV Is A 19-Foot-Long Two-Seat Convertible With A Mystery Price Tag
Making a Spectre look subtle, and a Phantom seem pedestrian, Rolls-Royce's newest car ditches the V12.
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This State Has The Largest Continental Tire Plant In All Of America
Continental tires are some of the best-performing tires on the market, with manufacturing plants worldwide. Which state in the U.S. has the largest one?
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5 Of The Best-Looking Mid-Engined Sports Cars We've Ever Seen
There have been many beautiful mid-engined sports cars over the years, but we think these are some of the best — no Ferraris or Lamborghinis included.
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The Nissan xTerra Is Back And It Checks All The Boxes That Matter
If you were afraid Nissan would reboot the xTerra as yet another crossover, we've got good news.
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How Do The Family Of Michelin Defender Tires Differ From One Another?
Wondering which of the popular, long-lasting Michelin tires is right for your vehicle? Here is exactly how the three distinct models actually differ.
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What Those Yellow Flaps On The Road Are Actually For
Those yellow flaps on the road can look odd at first, but they serve an important purpose when lane markings are disrupted by construction work.
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The Greatest Car Built In The USA Isn't A Chevy, According To Consumer Reports
Think the most reliable domestically built vehicle comes from a classic US automaker? Think again. Consumer Reports just crowned a shocking winner.
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Toyota Land Cruiser Resale Value: How Much Is The SUV Expected To Depreciate In 5 Years?
The 250 Series Toyota Land Cruiser is quite a desirable SUV on paper, for various reasons. How will it depreciate after five years of ownership?
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How To Know If Your 12V Car Battery Has A Healthy Resting Voltage
An unavoidable reality of owning a car is dealing with a 12V battery. What voltage should a healthy, fully charged 12V battery read while resting?
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More Than Just Rubber: What Are Tires Made Of?
Car tires may look like simple rubber, but they’re built from a surprisingly complex mix of materials designed for grip, strength, and durability.
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The 2026 GMC Canyon AT4X Is Serious About Going Off-Road (And Priced Accordingly)
No, the latest Canyon AT4X isn't cheap, but GMC has made the off-road changes that matter.
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Never Pressure Wash Your Engine Bay Without Doing These 5 Things First
While some warn against the dangers of pressure washing your engine bay, you can reduce risk of damage to your engine if you take some precautions beforehand.
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Hennessey's Ultra-Limited 35th Anniversary Mustang Is A $150,000 Beast
Hennessey has been building absurdly powerful modified cars for 35 years as of 2026, and it's celebrating this anniversary with a very special Mustang.
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Prius Sales Dipped In 2026 – Here's What Toyota Owners Are Buying Instead
The Toyota Prius has been a very popular hybrid for most of its life, but sales have dipped because buyers are turning to another Toyota model instead.
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