This Japanese IT Giant Is Getting Into The Car Business
A Japanese IT giant is taking a plunge into the car business and is even releasing a concept car. Here's everything you need to know about the business move.
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Those Blue Reflectors On The Road Serve An Important Purpose
Reflectors mounted on the highway are a common sight no matter where you are, but you may not realize that each color, such as blue, has a specific meaning.
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Some Chevy Trucks Still Use Column Shifters And This Could Be The Reason Why
Some Chevy trucks still come with column shifters — a design most automakers have retired. So why is Chevrolet holding on to this old-school feature?
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How California Became The Nation's Leader In Biker Gangs
A fair number of California's 40 million or so residents are members of motorcycle gangs; here's why the state is so enticing to bikers.
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The First Corvette Ever Made Vanished For Decades – Here's Where It Is Today
The first Corvette ever to roll off the line had been missing for decades, presumed destroyed at some point... until it turned up in an unexpected place.
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Who Makes SureDrive Tires And Where Are They Built?
You may have come across SureDrive tires when on the hunt for all-season tires for your car, but figuring out where they're made is a difficult task.
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5 Of The Coolest-Looking Motorcycles Ever Made By Suzuki
Suzuki is a well-known name in the motorcycle community, but some models show more flash than others. Here are the coolest ever made.
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Toyo & Nitto Recall 36,000 Dangerous Tires – Here's How To Know If Yours Are Affected
Japanese tire manufacturers Toyo and Nitto have announced a major recall of 36,000 tires that have been declared dangerous. Are your tires affected?
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Detonation Vs Pre-Ignition: What's The Difference?
Cars make odd noises sometimes, letting you know it's time to have it serviced. If there's a metallic knocking noise, it could be detonation or pre-ignition.
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Who Makes DeWalt EV Chargers And Are They Any Good? Here's What The Reviews Say
An at-home charger for your electric vehicle is a gamechanger, and you'll almost certainly want one from a reputable brand, so how does DeWalt's hold up?
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5 'Grandfatherly' Car Maintenance & Tool Habits You Should Adopt
You may have learned how to work on cars or maintain your tools from your grandparents, but if you didn't, then you should absolutely know these legendary tips.
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Mini Bike Top Speed: What's The Fastest Mini Motorcycles Can Go?
Think mini bikes can’t go fast? These pint-sized rockets might surprise you. Discover just how far enthusiasts have pushed the limits of mini motorcycle speed.
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Is The Kawasaki Vulcan 900 Motorcycle A Good Beginners Bike? Here's What Bikers Say
Despite its basic design and heavy weight, riders love the Vulcan's low seat height, manageable power as well as its potential longevity.
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How Long Has Harley-Davidson Been Making The Sportster? Here's When The First Model Came Out
The Harley-Davidson Sportster is a huge part of the company's heritage, but when did the first-ever Sportster hit the streets? Here's the story.
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This Gas Station Was Left To Rot – Now It's One Of Route 66's Most Popular Landmarks
After the national network of highways funneled traffic away from Route 66, one of its gas stations was left for ruin. Then one day, it was revived.
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The Most Reliable Volvo Model You Can Buy In 2025 (According To J.D. Power)
The Volvo XC60 may not be as reliable as many other competitors in its range, but it's turning heads as Volvo's best offering in a long time.
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The Biggest Differences Between US & European Semi-Trucks, Explained
They do the same job, but U.S. and European semi-trucks couldn’t be more different. Discover how roads, laws, and design philosophy mean they're worlds apart.
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The Kia Soul Era Is At An End – Here's Why It's Being Discontinued
The Kia Soul’s funky shape and dancing hamsters made it a star, but its story is ending. Discover what’s driving Kia to pull the plug after a 16-year run.
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NYC's Most Ticketed Drivers Aren't Paying Up – And Many Are Getting Away With It
A shocking NYC study reveals how repeat speeders rack up hundreds of school zone tickets, yet keep driving penalty-free due to a flaw in the city’s system.
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3 Car Brands That Offer Apple CarPlay Ultra (Or Plan To Include Access To It Soon)
Apple's CarPlay was an infotainment solution when cars began transforming into software, but will the next-gen CarPlay Ultra achieve the same success?
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NASA's Airless 'Superelastic' Tires Could Be Coming To Consumer Cars
The same space tires that allow the Mars rovers to get around might be coming to your driveway in the near future. Here's the company that could do it.
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The 2025 Ram 1500 RHO Gets Everything Right At The Worst Possible Time
Powerful, capable, and now it sounds the part, too. So why are prospects looking so dreary for the Ram 1500 RHO?
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Study Shows Plug-In Hybrids May Produce Similar Amounts Of Pollution As Gas Vehicles
Plug-in hybrids are a good option for the transitional period to electric cars, but according to a recent study, they might actually be dirtier than we thought.
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Lexus Has Officially Been Dethroned As Toyota's Top Luxury Brand
Lexus was Toyota's top luxury brand since 1989, but now, Toyota is spinning off Century to sit at the very top, dethroning Lexus in the process.
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Apparently, Car Dealerships Have No Obligation To Take Back Your New Car And Give You Your Deposit
If you get cold feet after purchasing a new or used car, while you won't just be able to get your money back, it's a little bit more complicated.
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5 Honda Models With The Highest Maintenance Costs
Honda has a deserved reputation for longevity, but that doesn't mean it is included in the MSRP. Maintenance costs accumulate along with the miles.
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Can You Modify A Financed Car? What To Know Before Wrenching
Financing a vehicle might mean that you own it, but there's still an agreement that has to be signed, which includes stipulations you have to follow.
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