Trump's War With Iran Could Send Gas Prices Through The Roof
If Iran were to close the Strait of Hormuz, it would disrupt the flow of oil out of the Middle East and raise the price of oil worldwide.
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Chinese EV Factory Tours Are So Popular That Tickets Are Given Out In Lotteries
Tens of thousands of people are signing up for just a chance to get a behind-the-scenes peek at automakers like BYD, Nio and Xiaomi.
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Massive Fire In Ohio Caused By Pickup Driver Who Hit A Tanker Truck Then Fled The Scene
Initial reports suggested the pickup truck driver cut off the tanker, causing it to crash, but police now say it was more than a little bad driving.
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Amsterdam's Parking Situation Is On A Whole Other Level
While a minority of people own cars, bikes actually outnumber the population of Amsterdam.
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Should You Be Using A Torque Wrench On Oil Drain Plugs?
Changing your vehicle's oil can save you money, but should you be using a torque wrench on the oil drain plug? Here's what you need to know.
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The Biggest Pros And Cons Of Dodge's Hemi Engine
There are reasons why Dodge introduced the Hemi three times, and killed it three times. Here are the biggest pros and cons of Dodge's Hemi engine.
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Rivian Will (Literally) Be The Brains Behind Volkswagen Group's Future EVs
Rivian's upcoming R2 SUV would be the technological foundation for the VW's future offerings.
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What Causes The Steering Wheel To Lock Up While Parked?
If you've tried to move your steering wheel recently while your vehicle was parked, you've probably noticed it: you can't. Why does the steering wheel lock up?
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These Cars Have Overstayed Their Welcome
Sometimes, automakers seemingly forget a car that they sell is on sale — ignoring the fact it's no longer competitive, modern-looking or relevant.
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Tesla's Robotaxis Are Here, Sort Of
In this morning's edition, we're looking at Tesla's Robotaxi launch in Texas, as well as the Senate's efforts to kill emissions regulations once and for all.
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What's Your Dream 10-Wheel Garage?
Maybe, instead of vehicles or dollars, we need to start limiting our dream garage queries by number of wheels.
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At $14,900, Would You Hold The Door For This 2005 Maserati Quattroporte?
Ridiculously affordable European luxury, or a ticking time bomb with a transmission nobody loves?
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How Long Can A Car Wrap Last (And What Is The Best Way To Take Care Of It?)
Car wraps can make your ride look distinctive and special, but they don't last forever. How long do they last? And how should you care for them?
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Your Car's Engine Bay Is A Plastic Mess And Here's Why
Why is there so much plastic on today's cars, and especially in the engine bay? There are lots of reasons, but in the end they boil down to one thing.
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Ceramic Vs. Organic Brake Pads: What's The Difference And Which Usually Wear Out Rotors Faster?
Should you go with ceramic or organic brake pads? Before deciding, it's vital to know the differences between them, so you get the right ones for your vehicle.
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Here's Why The Dodge Viper Was Discontinued In 2017
The Dodge Viper was a loud, fast, and unapologetically American sports car. Here's the surprising reason why this iconic vehicle was discontinued.
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Why Your AWD Vehicle Needs Matching Tires, And What Happens If They're Not The Same
All-wheel drive vehicles are ideal for winter roads, but it's vital that all four tires are matching. Here's why and what happens if they aren't the same.
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Make A Subaru Brat Your Summer Project
If you've been looking for a summer project, this is it. A running, driving, perfectly-colored Subaru Brat!
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Can You Insure A Car That's Not In Your Name?
Can you insure a car that's not yours? It's a valid question if you are borrowing someone's vehicle on a regular basis. Here's what you need to know.
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This Automaker Leads The Industry For Recalls In 2025 So Far
Even the most reliable car manufacturers will have recalls, but this automaker leads the industry so far in 2025. Here's what you need to know.
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China Is Close To Being Able To Refuel Satellites On-Orbit (And Maybe Already Has)
Up until now, satellites have not even been designed with refueling in mind, because, well, it wasn't possible. That will change if China can prove otherwise.
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The Best Use Of A Maybach In A Music Video Isn't A Rap Song, But 'Womanizer' By Britney Spears
Daddy-O, you got the swagger of a champion.
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Are Hydrogen Fuel Cars Worth It? The Pros & Cons Explained
Hybrid and electric vehicles continue to push their way in the market, but what about hydrogen fuel cars? Here's what you need to know about the pros and cons.
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This Engine Powered More Cars Than Any Other
In automotive history, there have thousands of engines made, but which one has powered more cars than any other? Here's what you need to know.
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How Fast Can The Suzuki Hayabusa Really Go? Here's What Riders Have Clocked
The Suzuki Hayabusa can hit blistering speeds. That much is widely known. But how fast is this motorcycle's top speed? The answer varies by generation.
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Can You Trust The Oil Life Monitor In Modern Cars?
An oil life monitor is a feature that is becoming increasingly common in new cars, but how much can you trust what it tells you? Here's what you should know.
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This Was The Last Carbureted Engine Sold New In America
Carbureted engines are long gone these days, largely replaced by more energy-efficient fuel injection systems. Here is the last vehicle sold with a carb.
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What's The Best Way To Remove Tree Sap From Your Car?
If you parked your car where tree sap unfortunately got on it, it's important to get it off as soon as possible. Here a few ways to remove it.
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Why We Can't Help But Love Old Land Rovers, Even Though They're Unreliable
Sure, they break down constantly. But as little sense as it might seem to make, owners of old Land Rovers are still in love with them. Here's why.
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The Hybrid Corvette ZR1X Was Too Quick At The Drag Strip For Its Own Software
The ZR1X was going to be so quick at the drag strip that it would hit 150 mph before it completed the quarter-mile, disengaging the front motor.
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