Why Didn't Harley-Davidson Release A 2014 Road Glide?
The Harley-Davidson Road Glide has had a pretty long production run, but it skipped the 2014 model year. Why did Harley jump straight to model year 2015?
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The Time A Race Car Driver Crashed His Vehicle & Won The Race Upside Down
Winning a race at all costs may seem like Hollywood fanfare, but for Laurens Vanthoor, it was a reality that resulted in a bombastic first place finish.
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Why Some Fans Think 'American Pickers' Staged Its 1967 Shelby GT500 Mustang Find
In a lucky twist of fate, the "American Pickers" crew stumbled across a 1967 Shelby Mustang in a barn in a 2022 episode. Fans have some suspicions about it.
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5 Semi Truck Brands Owned By Daimler
Part of the Mercedes-Benz group, Daimler is one of the world's biggest makers of semi trucks, and that's not counting all the brands it owns.
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Who Owns GasGas Motorcycles And Where Are They Made?
GasGas motorcycles is a lesser known manufacturer of motorcross, trial, and enduro motorcycles. Who owns this company? Where are its bikes made?
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5 Toyota 4Runner Years To Never Buy Used
The Toyota 4Runner has a great reputation for being a reliable SUV, but if you're looking in the used market, there are still some model years you should avoid.
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Why You Shouldn't Use A Semi-Truck As A Personal Vehicle (Even If It's Legal)
If you're thinking about buying a semi-truck just to drive to the store, there are some disadvantages you might want to consider first. We explain all.
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How Much Weight Can Harbor Freight's Trailers Actually Carry?
Harbor Freight carries tons of automotive products, including these trailers that are capable of hauling lawn and recreation equipment or making dump runs.
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Why Are Harley-Davidsons So Popular With Biker Gangs Like The Hells Angels?
Harley-Davidson motorcycles are emblematic of motorcycle gangs, thanks to a rebellious spirit that's evolved way beyond an attitude over several decades.
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5 Of The Scariest Roads In The United States, According To Drivers
Drivers call these U.S. roads the scariest for their steep drops, reckless traffic, and unpredictable hazards that make every mile stressful.
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This Chevy Truck Is The Most Dependable Large Pickup You Can Buy (According To JD Power)
Chevy's pickups ranked third behind Ford and Toyota in a MMtech Online survey, but J.D. Power's owner satisfaction polls reveal which Chevy truck is most reliable.
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Sorry, Hybrid Haters, Porsche's 2025 911 Carrera GTS Gamble Paid Off Incredibly
911 fans may have been horrified when Porsche said its iconic sports car was getting electrified, but the new GTS is no ordinary hybrid.
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What You Should Know About The World's First Solar-Fueled Harley-Davidson Motorcycle
An energy company is producing fuel that is created using solar power. The scientist working on the idea took a Harley powered by solar fuel for a spin.
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Why The Porsche 911 Is Called '911'
Porsche was all set to call its engineering masterpiece by a different name, but a legal dispute forced the company to come up with a new designation.
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The New BMW iX3 Is Its Most Important Car In Years
BMW's first EV on its all-new electric platform is declaring war on Mercedes, Audi, and Tesla
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What Is 'Rat-Running' In Traffic And Is It Legal? The Answer Is Complicated
Ignorance of a law doesn't excuse you from consequences. You might not know what rat-running is or if it's legal, but that doesn't mean you can't get a ticket.
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The Unique Detail That Makes Shaq's Corvette Unlike Any Other
Legendary basketball superstar Shaquille O'Neal just got his hands on a brand new Corvette Z06, but there's one unique detail that makes it stand out.
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13 Of The Best Used Cruiser Motorcycles Under $3,000
For under $3,000, you can buy a stylish, comfortable, and robust cruiser from the likes of Kawasaki, Yamaha, and Harley-Davidson.
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What Is The Spoiler On Semi-Truck Hoods Called And How Does It Work?
The giant panels atop semi-truck cabs aren't spoilers, but they help save fleet operators money by directing airflow over the vehicle.
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Where Are Koenigsegg's Cars Made And Who Owns The Company Today?
Koenigsegg, like Ferrari and Lamborghini, is named after its Swedish founder. But does it still belong to Mr. Koenigsegg, and is it still based in Sweden?
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13 Toyota Parts Brands That Deliver Without The OEM Price Tag
Toyota’s most trusted parts don’t always come in an OEM box. See which brands deliver Toyota-level reliability without the dealer markup.
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The Lexus NX 350h Delivers Luxury And Economy, But Some Drivers Should Look Elsewhere
Lexus isn't short on options and drivetrains for its affordable NX crossover, but one stands out as the right pick for (most) people.
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The 2026 Honda Prelude Interior Hides An Easy-To-Miss First Ever Feature
We've seen the interior of the 2026 Honda Prelude, and among all the features you'd expect, there's one that's very subtle, but a first for any Honda.
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Why This Engine Is Considered The Worst Lexus Ever Made
Lexus is generally known for super dependable powertrains, but even this automaker has had hiccups. Which engine is considered the worst ever in a Lexus?
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5 Of The Fastest BMW Motorcycles Ever Built, According To BMW
BMW’s fastest motorcycles push engineering to the limit, from record-breaking superbikes to high-speed tourers built for precision, speed, and performance.
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The Unexpected Reason A Cheap Windshield Chip Repair Might Break The Bank
Windshield chip repairs often can help properly band-aid what could become a larger crack, but there's still always a chance that a band aid may not matter.
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Why The Oldsmobile Ram Rod 350 Was Such A Special Engine
Oldsmobile had an interesting lineup of engines by the late 1960s, and one of those engines was the Ram Rod 350. What made it so special?
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