What Every 'Starsky & Hutch' Fan Should Know About The 1976 Ford Gran Torino
The 1970s buddy cop series "Starsky and Hutch" and 2004 follow-up movie featured a 1976 Ford Gran Torino painted orange with a large, bold, white graphic.
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Cummins B6.7 Octane Engine: Does It Deliver The Same Power As A Diesel Engine?
Can Cummins’ first gasoline-powered engine make its mark in a diesel-dominated world? We explore the B6.7 Octane's torque, reliability, and applications.
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Why Does The Toyota 4Runner Get Such Low MPG?
On paper, the Toyota 4Runner looks like it should have great mileage, thanks to small engines and a hybrid system. That's sadly not the case — here's why.
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Why Do Bikers Ride So Close To The Yellow Line?
Motorcycle riders must constantly make adjustments to how they ride in the name of safety. Sometimes that means riding close to a road's yellow center line.
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5 Old-School Harley Davidson Bikes That Need A Comeback
Harley-Davidson carved a niche for itself in the pantheon of motorcycle legends, and these old-school Harleys brought style and verve to the streets.
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Why Are Jeep Owners Obsessed With Putting Rubber Ducks On Their Dashboard?
Jeeps and their owners have had a strange obsession with rubber ducks in recent years. What's the deal with these brightly colored waterfowl?
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Hyundai GM Collaboration: What We Know About The 5 New Vehicles Being Developed
GM is expanding its list of Asian collaborations by inking a deal with Hyundai to produce five all-new vehicles, including one for North America.
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What Kind Of Bird Is On Oklahoma License Plates?
Oklahoma's state license plate featured an iconic bird, but was recently changed. Here's what it used to feature and what it looks like now.
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5 Of History's Fastest Supercars, Ranked By Top Speed
There can be only one, yet the title of world's fastest production car changes hands like an ambidextrous pitcher. We run down recent record holders.
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If Your Car's Air Freshener Gives You A Headache, This Is A Great Alternative
Car air fresheners are popular, but for some people they cause more problems than they solve. Luckily, there’s another way to keep your car smelling fresh.
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Where Are Honda Motorcycles Made?
Honda is a titan of the motorcycle industry, accounting for nearly half of all bikes worldwide. Where do all these motorcycles come from, though?
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This US City Is The Riskiest For Drivers, According To Crash Data
Some U.S. cities are more prone to car crashes than others. In one 2025 report by Allstate, one city outshone the rest in terms of riskiness.
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5 Cars You Might Not Know Have Corvette Engines
The Chevrolet Corvette is the undisputed champion of everyman performance, but a slew of other vehicles arrived packing a 'Vette engine under the hood.
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Here's Why You Shouldn't Jump A Car With A Power Tool Battery
If you're in a pinch and considering cranking your car with the battery from one of your power tools, don't. It's actually an incredibly dangerous prospect.
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The Cheap Harbor Freight Tire Repair Kit That Actually Works, According To Users
A flat tire can be a ruinous event, but if you're lucky enough to have just a small puncture, this cheap kit from Harbor Freight can get you back on the road.
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13 Of The Fastest Mini Motorcycles, Ranked By Top Speed
Motorcycling has become ever more accessible with the rise of pocket bikes perfect for beginners, kids, or even professional racing circuits.
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What Do 'No Engine Brake' Signs Mean?
Seen a “No Engine Brake” sign on the highway? It has more to do with noise than safety. Check if it applies to you.
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18 Of The Most Successful Models In Mercedes-Benz History
Here we take a peek at some of the most significant vehicles made by Mercedes-Benz, one of the most influential car brands in history.
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5 Of The Most Ignored & Neglected Dashboard Warning Lights
Ignoring dashboard alerts may seem harmless at first, but they often point to bigger issues. Here’s why paying attention can save time and money.
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What Would Happen If You Pressed The Gas And Brake Pedal At The Same Time
What really happens if you hit the gas and brake at the same time? From safety overrides to old-school quirks, the answer depends on your car.
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What Is The Most Difficult BMW Motorcycle To Ride? Here's What Riders Say
There's a BMW motorcycle for just about every type of riders. Almost all BMW motorcycle riders agree on which one is the most difficult to ride.
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When Do You Not Need To Stop For A School Bus In Colorado?
In Colorado, you must stop for a school bus even if you're on the opposite side of the road. But there's one scenario you don't have to. We explain what it is.
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Are Harley-Davidson Softails Good For Long Rides? Here's What Riders Say
Harley-Davidson makes a variety of different frame types. Riders say the Softail has some advantages over the Hardtail when it comes to long rides.
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Why Don't New Sports Cars Have Center Armrests?
Sports cars are finding all sorts of ways to put out more power and handle better, but some also seem to be devoid of one small item: center armrests. Why?
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What Does '442' Mean On The Oldsmobile 442?
The "442" designation on the Oldsmobile 442, which debuted in 1964, originally described different parts of the vehicle's powertrain and exhaust system.
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This Is The Least Satisfying Car Or SUV Model You Could Buy (According To Consumer Reports)
There are some great vehicles on the market, and then others that completely miss the mark. Here is the least satisfying model according to Consumer Reports.
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Jeep's 2026 Cherokee Is A Hybrid, But That's Not The Biggest Shake-Up
The Jeep Cherokee is making a comeback for the 2026 model year, but this time it returns as a hybrid. However, that's not the only thing to get excited about.
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