Toyota's Flagship Chinese EV Has Some Pretty Cool Features
Toyota is developing an EV for the Chinese market, and it had some really nice features. Here are some of our favorites that we'd like to see here.
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Toyota Has A Fix For Forgetful Drivers Who Never Plug In Their Hybrids
Plug-in hybrids offer efficiency and power benefits, but drivers need to charge them properly to take full advantage; Toyota's experimental app helps with that.
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A Navy Vet Biker Rode This Motorcycle 125K Miles In 125 Days (And Still Isn't Done)
One Navy Vet hit the roads on his motorcycle and already traveled 125,000 miles in 125 days. He won't be done until he raises enough money for a good cause.
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The Very First Ford Mustang Is Still Around, And It's Worth A Fortune
One of the most iconic cars ever produced, the first-ever Ford Mustang, is actually still around today, but it would set you back a pretty penny.
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It's Ducati's Cheapest Motorcycle, But The 2025 Scrambler Isn't Just For Beginners
The 2025 Scrambler is Ducati-flavored nostalgia you'll either love or hate.
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Can You Put Training Wheels On A Motorcycle?
Training wheels for motorcycles do exist, and operate similarly to those for bicycles, but they employ vastly different designs depending on the bike.
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Death Road: Possibly The World's Most Difficult Highway To Drive
Only 10 feet wide in some parts, Death Road has garnered a reputation for being one of the most difficult highways in the world to navigate.
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13 Cheap V8 Cars You Can Buy For Under $10,000
The relatively low-cost of maintenance makes V8 cars a great buy to this very day. Here are 13 you can buy for under $10,000.
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13 Of The Most Powerful Sedans Ever Made, Ranked By Horsepower
From American brawn to cutting-edge EVs, these sedans use traditional mechanics and modern electronics to push the limit of horsepower output.
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Consumer Reports' Top 3 Most Reliable Auto Brands Just Recalled 90K Models - Here's Why
Just because they rank high on Consumer Reports' list of most reliable models, doesn't mean they are immune to recalls. Here's what you need to know.
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Just How Safe Is A Smart Car? Here's A Look At The Crash Test Data
Smart cars may look tiny and fragile, but crash test data reveals a different story. Here’s how safety experts have evaluated the city-friendly vehicle.
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Who Makes Jaguar Engines And Where Are They Manufactured?
Ever wondered who builds Jaguar’s engines? The answer points to JLR’s own facilities, with key production hubs in the UK and overseas.
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5 Of The Best Cummins Swaps Of All Time
When it comes to diesel engines, it doesn't get much better than Cummins. With major manufacturers taking advantage of Cummins engine swaps, these are the best.
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Do You Really Need To Grease Your Car's Battery Terminals?
Keeping your car battery healthy is key to avoiding problems down the road. Here’s everything to know about the role of grease in battery terminal care.
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When A Solid Check Engine Light Turns On, How Long Is It Safe To Keep Driving?
Without a diagnostic tool, it's challenging to determine what is wrong with your car and whether to keep driving when a solid check engine light turns on.
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Does The 2026 Chevy Traverse Have Hands-Free Driving?
The Chevy Traverse is a well-equipped eight-seater SUV that comes with a lot of tech as standard. But does that include GM's hands-free driving tech?
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13 Of The Fastest-Accelerating SUVs, Ranked By 0-60 Times
Once upon a time, SUVs were short on sport and long on utility. That story ended with the rise of race-spec premium models from performance brands.
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Pagan's Motorcycle Club: What Rules Must Members Follow While In This Biker Gang?
Pagan's motorcycle club is one of the big four outlaw MCs in the United States. Members are subject to strict regulations to be a part of the club.
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Ducati Diavel V4 Motorcycle: How Fast Is The Bike & Is It Good For Beginners?
There's a certain prestige associated with owning a Ducati, even the less-storied models like the Diavel V4. But is it a good bike to start with?
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4 Of The Worst Jeep Cherokee Years You Can Buy (According To Owners)
Some Jeep Cherokee years are notorious for costly issues. See which model years owners say to avoid and the problems that make them risky buys.
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This Kia Telluride X-Pro Looks Great, But It's Not The Trim I'd Buy
Kia's three-row SUV takes on luxury rivals in this well-equipped configuration, but does an expensive Telluride lose sight of its primary appeal?
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Just How Much Weight Can A 3.0L EcoDiesel Engine Tow?
The 3.0-liter EcoDiesel engine was known for its towing capacity before it was discontinued in 2023. It produced modest horsepower but loads of torque.
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The Secret Behind The 10-Second Tire Change In NASCAR Pit Stops
NASCAR pit stops take moments, but a lot gets done, including a full set of new tires. How do pit crews manage all this work in such a short time?
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Are The HEMI Engines In Dodge Chargers & Challengers The Same As What's In Trucks?
Think the HEMI under your Charger is identical to the one in a Ram or Durango? The reality is more nuanced and there are differences.
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The 60th Anniversary Bronco Is A Sweet Throwback To The Original - Here's What To Know
Celebrating the SUV's heritage, the Ford Bronco 60th Anniversary trim features an incredible new paint job, but has several new details and easter eggs as well.
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Everything To Know About The Coleman Mini Bikes Sold At Tractor Supply
Coleman mini bikes at Tractor Supply range from budget gas models to electric versions. Here’s what to know about their specs, pricing, and rider suitability.
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Why Did Buick Discontinue The Encore?
A few years ago, the Buick Encore was the entry point to the Buick SUV and crossover lineup. Eventually, Buick discontinued this model. What happened?
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