Why Subaru Didn't Make Consumer Reports' List Of Safest Cars
Subaru ranks among the safest brands in the U.S.—yet it didn’t land a single spot on Consumer Reports’ safest cars list. Here’s the reason why.
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This Modded Chevy Crate Engine Sold For More Than A Toyota RAV4
GM's LS7 engine is a well-known platform, and a modified one recently sold on Bring a Trailer for a lot of money. Upon closer inspection, it's easy to see why.
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13 DeWalt Tools Even Haters Of The Brand Will Love
Sure, DeWalt tools might often be too expensive for occasional DIYers, but there are some products from the brand that almost everyone can appreciate.
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Yes, People Still Name Their Cars – And Some Choices Never Go Out Of Style
Drivers are naming their cars after movie characters, colors, and inside jokes. A new study shows why this endearing tradition isn’t going anywhere.
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The Space Shuttle Endeavour Has A Futuristic New Home
Visitors to the Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center at The California Science Center will be able to see and explore the space shuttle and other exhibits.
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How Strong Are Harbor Freight's Icon Socket Adapters Compared To Snap-On? This Test Has The Answers
The Torque Test Channel on YouTube pitted socket adapters from the premium brand against budget-friendly Harbor Freight alternatives.
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Tesla's 'Mad Max Mode' Has The Government's Attention – And Not For A Good Reason
Amidst already concerning investigations by government authorities, Tesla rolled out "Mad Max mode" which instructs FSD to drive faster and more aggressively.
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5 Things You Should Consider Before Buying Power Tool Batteries
Your first power tool might have come with its own batteries, but when you'll need a new pair, you'll realize the choice can be quite complicated.
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Tesla Owner Shows Just How Cheap It Can Be To Charge An EV
EVs may no longer benefit from tax credits, but they still have an overall ownership cost advantage over gasoline cars, as one Tesla owner has demonstrated.
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NASA X-59 Top Speed: How Fast Can The Supersonic Jet Travel?
Lockheed Martin and NASA's X-59 is a new supersonic aircraft designed to reduce the sonic pollution that comes with supersonic travel. But just how fast is it?
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2026 Is The Final Year For The Toyota Supra – Here's Why It's Being Discontinued
The Toyota Supra is going away again. Half a decade after resurrecting it, Toyota is once again discontinuing its iconic sports car. Here's why.
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Ryobi's Most Powerful Pressure Washers, Ranked By PSI
The pressure is on, but sometimes it can be hard to figure out. We ranked these Ryobi pressure washers by power so you can get the right one for the job.
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The Military Fired Live Munitions Over A California Freeway, And Drivers Are Not Happy
A military celebration soured when live ammunition accidentally exploded over a California freeway. Here's how things went wrong with the event.
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Earth Doesn't Really Have Two Moons Until 2083, But It Does Have A Longterm Visitor In Orbit
The Earth's Moon is its only one, but scientists recently discovered a new celestial body that will be staying near the planet for the next several decades.
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If You Live In PA, AutoZone Might Owe You Money – Here's How To Join The Settlement
AutoZone was accused of violating a PA state privacy law with its website's tracking technology. As part of the settlement, PA residents may qualify for cash.
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Divers Discover 2,000-Year-Old Shipwreck With Its Tableware Still In Place
There are an estimated 3 million undiscovered shipwrecks lining the sea floor. In June 2025, divers discovered a 2,000-year-old wreck in Turkey.
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The Best Gas Lawn Mower Brand Available At Lowe's, According To Users
If you're not ready to go all in on electric powered lawn tools, you can still find gas-powered lawn mowers, such as this highly rated model at Lowe's.
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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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Milwaukee Is Recalling Its M18 Top Handle Chainsaws - Here's Why
One of Milwaukee’s popular M18 chainsaws has been recalled over a key safety flaw. Here’s what you need to know before you power up again.
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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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6 TV Features You Paid For (But Likely Never Use)
The primary function of Smart TVs is to keep your streaming apps all in one interface, but you probably didn't know about these other included TV features.
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13 Lowe's Home Improvement Products You Didn't Realize Existed
Lowe's is such a haven for home improvement products, these underrated and unheralded products could be a great fit for your next DIY project at home.
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This State Surprisingly Houses More Data Centers Than Anywhere Else On Earth
Data centers are becoming more common across the country, and this one state is the surprising home to more data centers than any other in the US.
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China Has A New Laser Weapon It Claims Beats The US Navy's - Here's What It's For
As drones get more prolific on the battlefield, technology is being developed to counter it. Now, China is touting a new laser weapon system for this purpose.
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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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Is It Still Practical To Use A TV Antenna In 2025?
A TV antenna may seem like a relic from a bygone era, but they're actually becoming more popular again. But is it even practical to use an antenna today?
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