The Reason There Isn't An I-50 Or I-60 Interstate In America, Explained
Have you ever looked at a map of the U.S. Interstate system and wondered why you won't find an I-50 or I-60 anywhere in the country? Here's why.
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Did Ford Ever Use Cummins Engines In Its Trucks?
Wondering if Ford ever used Cummins engines in its trucks? Learn the history behind this popular engine brand and Ford’s actual powertrain choices.
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Why Do New Cars Have Mileage? (And How Much Is Too Much?)
A new car fresh from the lot may look and smell pristine, but there are almost always a few miles on the odometer. Where do they come from and what's too much?
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What Are Drift Tires And Are They Road Legal?
Typically, you want your car to stick to the road and continue going forward, but drifting requires pretty much the opposite. Are drifting tires road legal?
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This Is The Last Honda Model You Can Buy New With A Manual Transmission
Vehicles with a manual transmission are a dying breed, but Honda still has an option for those who prefer it. Here's it's specs and sticker price.
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Green Brake Fluid? Here's What That Means
Noticed green brake fluid in your vehicle? Learn what the color means, whether it’s normal, and when it’s time to take action.
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10 Of The Most Controversial Cars Ever Made
We tend to remember the legendary cars that changed the world, but what about the not-so-legendary ones that changed it, sometimes for the worse?
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Yamaha YXZ Vs. Polaris RZR: What's The Difference Between These Side-By-Sides?
The Yamaha YXZ and Polaris RZR are both three-letter side-by-sides with solid off-road credentials, but which is right for you? Here's how they differ.
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Who Is The Largest Harley-Davidson Shareholder & When Did The Company Go Public?
Like many modern brands, Harley-Davidson is a publicly-traded company. But how long has the company been public, and who owns the most H-D stock?
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Are People Putting Cheese On Teslas?
There have been reports of protestors throwing cheese at Tesla vehicles, sometimes with the owners driving them. Is this actually happening?
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This Is The Easiest Way To Avoid Clogging Your DPF Filter
Since 2007, all diesel cars and trucks in the U.S. have been required by law to have a DPF, or diesel particulate filter. What happens if it clogs up?
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Cummins Vs. Duramax: Which Diesel Engine Has A Higher Life Expectancy?
The Cummins and Duramax engines have had been under the hood of many models. The question is, how long do they last? Here's what you can expect.
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How Do Hybrid Semi-Trucks Work? A Look Into The Technology Behind Them
While they are somewhat similar, hybrid semi-trucks operate on a grander scale and need to maintain efficiency whenever possible for long haul trips.
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4 Of The Most Powerful GM LS Engines, Ranked By Horsepower
In its history, General Motors has put some powerful LS engines under the hood of its most popular models. Here are the top ones and their specs.
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3 Crate Engines With 2,000HP
Building a hot rod and need some serious power under the hood? These crate engines make more than 2,000 horsepower and might just do the trick for you.
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Who Owns Zero Motorcycles & Where Are They Made?
Zero makes electric motorcycles capable of riding both on city streets and off-road. But who exactly owns the company and where are the bikes built?
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What Does RV Stand For, And How Are They Different From Campers?
You're probably familiar with the term "Recreational vehicle" or "RV" but are those the same as campers? What's the difference between them, if any?
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DOT 3 Vs. DOT 4 Brake Fluid: Can You Mix Them, And Are They Interchangeable?
Brake fluid is vital to ensure your vehicle is performing how it should and to keep you safe. However, there are differences between types, you need to know.
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What's The Difference Between A DCT And Other Automatic Transmissions?
It used to be a simple decision between an manual and automatic transmission when consumers bought a car, but now there's DCT and other automatic transmissions.
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Is Dodge Really Introducing A Four-Door Charger To Replace The Challenger?
Dodge's current performance lineup is missing a family-friendly four-door muscle car, but that may be about to change very soon. Here's what you need to know.
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Every Generation Of The Mazda Miata Ranked By Engine Power
For the past 35 years, the Mazda Miata has never really been about sheer power. Where does each generation of the roadster stand in terms of engine power?
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Which Classic Car Had The First Butterfly Doors?
Butterfly doors are rare, and usually only feature on the most exotic, highest-end supercars money can buy. But what was the first car to have them?
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Are Harbor Freight Car Ramps Any Good? Here's What The Reviews Have To Say
If you're in the market for a set of car ramps, the first ones you take a look at may be Harbor Freights' affordable model. Here's what reviewers think.
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Why Is The 1932 Ford Called A Deuce?
The iconic Ford hot rod may have an unusual nickname, but the ever-popular 1932 Ford 'Deuce' has a very simple reason for achieving it's questionable nickname.
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3 Of The Best Harley-Davidson Sportsters Ever Made
There are several Sportsters you can find today, but a chosen few have won the hearts of riders worldwide. Among them are these models.
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How Are Heavy Semi-Trucks Towed If They Break Down?
Heavy semi-trucks can break down on the road sometimes, like any vehicle. If that were to happen, how would these haulers be towed and rescued?
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What Happens If You Put Smaller Tires On Your Car?
While it may seem like an odd choice to many owners, putting smaller tires on your car can have benefits. What happens if you put smaller tires on your ride?
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