3 Of The Most Common Problems Drivers Report With The 3.0 Duramax Diesel Engine
The 3.0L Duramax diesel engine from GM is a relatively newer engine for its half-ton trucks and SUVs, but some owners have faced a few common problems.
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5 Classic Cars That Featured Swivel Front Seats
There was an era in automobile history that involved a pretty wild design element: the swivel chair.
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5 Cars To Avoid If You Change Your Own Oil (According To Owners)
Learning how to change your vehicle's oil can be a great way to save money, but if you own one of these cars, it may be best to take it to a certified mechanic.
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6 Alternatives To The Honda Pilot To Consider Before You Buy
The Honda Pilot has a lot going for it, including three rows of seating. Here are six mid-size crossovers that you could consider before buying Pilot.
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2025 Toyota GR Corolla Automatic Review: Ignore The Purists
The 2025 Toyota GR Corolla brings an automatic transmission to its fun-to-drive sibling, removing the gatekeeping from this zippy little hatchback.
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Is Blinker Fluid Real? The Long-Running Auto Prank, Explained
No, you don't need "blinker fluid" -- your car's turn signals will work fine without this imaginary stuff. But where did the idea of blinker fluid come from?
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7 Must-Know Facts About Bond's Aston Martin DB5 From Goldfinger
Uncover the history of James Bond's legendary Aston Martin DB5, the stylish car that’s been 007’s quintessential ride for decades on the big screen.
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How To Check What Size Windshield Wiper Blades Your Car Needs
Your wiper blades will wear out at some point, and you'll need to replace them. But the welter of possible sizes in an auto-parts store can be daunting.
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What Exactly Are Slammed Cars & Are They Illegal In Any States?
Sure, they look cool, but slammed cars -- which emerged from the Japanese scene -- don't get a lot of love from police or lawmakers in some places.
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How Many States In The U.S. Require Front License Plates?
Is that car you just spotted without a front license plate driven by a scofflaw? And why do some people refuse to attach a front plate even where it's required?
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Is The Chevy Corvair Considered A 'Classic,' And How Much Is One Worth Today?
The Chevrolet Corvair ushered a host of innovations into the American automotive tale, but ended up as a scapegoat for a host of safety failures.
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Can Mazda's CX-90 Deliver BMW Luxury For Thousands Less? Our Road Test Tells All
Mazda's aiming upmarket, with the CX-90 trying to unseat BMW's X7. Ambitious or just deluded? We took a road trip to check the pros and cons.
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6.4 Intake Manifold On A 5.7 HEMI: What Gains Can You Expect?
One option for upgrading a 5.7 HEMI is to swap out its intake manifold with one for a 6.4 HEMI. Here’s how much power you might gain after the swap.
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What Is Chameleon Windshield Tint, And Is It Legal In The US?
Chameleon windshield tints are remarkably impressive and colorful, but they're still a form of window tinting and may be illegal where you live.
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How To Clean Your Vehicle's Catalytic Converter: 2 Methods To Try At Home
Overtime, catalytic converters can build with debris and corrosion, but before replacing it, here are two cleaning methods you can try at home.
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Is Mercedes The Next Big Name In EVs? This New Tech Might Be The Key
Mercedes-Benz just released an inside look at its upcoming EV tech. Here is how those changes can make Mercedes a major player in the EV space.
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4 Of The Best Motorcycles Ever Found On American Pickers
“American Pickers” has seen its share of vintage bikes since its debut in 2010. Here are four of the best bikes they have ever discovered.
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What Year Did Jeep Start Adding Easter Eggs To Its Vehicles?
The first ever automotive Easter egg is attributed to Jeep and a car designer named Michael Santoro.
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What Does It Mean When A Motorcyclist Taps The Top Of Their Helmet?
There are a lot of hand signals which are used to communicate among motorcyclist while on the road, but some may not be as standardized as others.
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8 Things You Never Knew About James Bond's Iconic 1976 Lotus Esprit Series I
The 1976 Lotus Esprit became famous in the James Bond film, "The Spy Who Loved Me" and its successor, "For Your Eyes Only." The car itself was quite unique.
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How Much HP Does A Cummins 4BT Have, And How Much Does The Crate Engine Cost?
The biggest advantage to using a 4BT Cummins is its torque - here's how much horsepower it can kick out.
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Harley-Davidson's Nova Project: All About The Secret V-4 Powered Bike That Almost Was
Harley Davidson once had a secret motorcycle project, called the Nova, that was powered by a V-4. But the vehicle never made its intended splash.
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8 EV Alternatives To The Chevy Equinox
The Chevrolet Equinox is one of the most popular EVs on the market, but if you're looking for a different crossover, these models might be more your speed.
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5 Gorgeous Classic Car Colors That Deserve A Modern Comeback
While some cars, today, have a unique aesthetic flair, there are classic car colors that made their own stamp on history. Here are five of our favorites.
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Was 2010 A Good Year For The Chevy Silverado? Here's What Owners Have To Say
The Chevy Silverado is one of the most popular trucks of all time, but that doesn't mean every model year was a winner. Here's how 2010 stacks up.
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2024's Most Fuel-Efficient SUVs For Big Savings At The Pump
If gas mileage is your number one priority when hunting for your next SUV, these efficient options from the major brands will help you save at the pump.
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3 Of The Biggest Chevy Crate Engines Ever Built
Chevy has created some monstrous engines in its history, but it might surprise you that some of the most well-known models aren't even the biggest.
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