Do Car Dealers Really Overcharge Women? Here's What The Data Says
Sometimes dealerships get a bad reputation for being shady. However, do car dealers really overcharge women? Here's what the data has to say.
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Why Mazda Discontinued The MPV & Which Minivan Model Replaced It
One of the most fascinating Mazda models is undoubtedly the MPV, which disappeared with the declining sales of minivans. Why? What replaced it?
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6 US States With The Worst Towing Protections (And 6 With The Best)
Nobody likes returning to a parking spot to discover the tow truck came. No car means nothing gets done, and recovering your vehicle may be easy ... or not.
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Should You Be Tipping Your Mechanic? It's Time To Settle The Argument Once And For All
The tipping culture in the U.S. is always up for debate, and it even has some wondering if they should tip their mechanic. Let's settle the argument.
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10 Common Brake Myths You Should Stop Believing
Think your brakes are fine because they still stop? These 10 busted myths might say otherwise. Here’s what drivers really need to stop believing.
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Ford Just Time-Traveled To The '80s And Brought Back The Raddest Mustang Yet
Ford has traveled back to the 1980s to bring back an iconic Mustang for 2026. While the company hasn't revealed everything, here's what we know so far.
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Should You Grease A Tow Ball Hitch?
Not sure if you should grease your tow ball hitch? Learn why lubrication matters, how to do it right, and when it’s necessary.
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9 Things To Know Before Buying A Used Ford Power Stroke Truck
Thinking of buying a used Ford Power Stroke truck? Here are 9 key things to know about its engine history, model differences, and reliability quirks.
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The Original James Bond Never Drove An Aston Martin: What 007 Drove In The Books
If James Bond, the British super spy, is associated with any car brand, it's Aston Martin. But he didn't begin his career behind the wheel of one.
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Mud Flaps Vs. Splash Guards: Which Is Right For You?
Splash guards and mud flaps have subtle differences but they are worth noting depending on what you're looking for.
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You Don't Want To Drive The Same Direction 3 Times At Night In This Colorado City - Here's Why
If you find yourself on Colorado roads, there's one city where you want to be mindful about driving your car around and making repeat appearances at night.
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10 Cars That Are Surprisingly Difficult To Drive
Compared to how it used to be, most cars these days are downright easy to drive — not all, though. These ones are surprisingly difficult to keep under control.
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The V8 Engine Isn't Dead Yet - These Are The Ones We're Most Excited For
Like manual transmissions, V8 engines are becoming a thing of the past. However, they aren't dead yet. Here are the ones we are most excited about.
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Why Do BMWs Chime At 37 Degrees?
Modern cars make all sorts of noises, but if you own a BMW, you may have heard a chime when the temperature drops to 37 degrees. Here's why.
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What It Means If Your Jumper Cables Start Smoking And Heat Up
You likely have a problem on your hands if your jumper cables start to heat up and emit smoke. Here's what that might mean for your car or the battery.
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Does The Worst Mustang Really Deserve Its Dire Reputation?
The second generation of the Ford Mustang, the Mustang II, has received hate for the longest time. Does it actually reserve the bad reputation?
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What Is The Cheapest Mid-Engine Sports Car You Can Buy New Today?
The idea of a mid-engine sports car is very appealing, but they tend to be very expensive and out of reach for most people. What's the cheapest one?
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No, Tesla Isn't Really Making An RV, But Here's Why It Should
Unfortunately, the alleged sub-$20,000 Tesla RV seems to be fake. But while that RV isn't real, there are many reasons why a Tesla RV could be a good idea.
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What Is A Third Party Driving Test & Which U.S. States Offer It?
If you're trying to get your driver's license, depending on where you live, you might have the option to go to a third-party driving center.
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Does A Car Gain Miles While Being Towed?
If you have ever had your car towed, you may be wondering if doing so will increase the milage. It depends. Here's how your car may be affected.
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Why Vancouver Has Blinking Green Traffic Lights (And What They Mean)
If you're thinking about visiting Vancouver, there's one particular traffic signal you should know about. Here's what it is, why it happens, and what it means.
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Car Shaking During Acceleration? Here's What You Need To Check
It can be alarming when your car is shaking during acceleration, and it's something that shouldn't be ignored. Here are the possible reasons this is happening.
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Why Some Automakers Are Avoiding Touchscreen Controls For Basic Car Functions
If you've driven a newer car, then you likely discovered many key features on a touch screen instead of physical buttons, but that may change soon.
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What It Means When Your Car Battery Starts Smoking
It's not uncommon for drivers to see smoke rising from under the hood of their vehicle and sometimes the battery is the main culprit, which is problematic.
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What Do Flashing Red And Green Lights Mean On A Tesla Charger?
Did you notice an odd light flashing or shining when trying to charge your Tesla? It may be an indicator of a problem preventing your car from charging.
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Do You Really Need To Replace All 4 Sets Of Brake Pads At The Same Time?
You may have heard the advice that you should replace all four of your car's brake pads at the same time, but is that really necessary, or overdoing it?
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Why Volkswagen Does Not Offer A Pickup Truck In The US
There are a lot of vehicles on the road and many of those are trucks. Just about every major automaker has a truck on the road in America, but not Volkswagen.
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