How Accurate Are NADA Used Car Values & Are They Free?
If you are wanting to trade-in your car or buy something used, NADA can be helpful to get used car values. However, you should be aware of its accuracy.
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This Popular Highway Gets Its First Winter Warning For The Season, Impacting Travel
There is a popular highway from runs across the northern part of the U.S. that has already gotten a winter storm warning. Here's what you need to know.
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Yes, Diesel Engines Can Run Backwards – Here's What Can Happen If They Do
Diesel engines can technically run backwards, though there's very little (if any) practical applications for this, especially for road-going engines.
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5 Of The Most Difficult Cars To Work On Or Repair (According To Owners)
No car is invincible and sooner or later, you will need to do repairs. However, according to owners, these five vehicles are the most difficult to work on.
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Why Do Older Harley-Davidsons Leak Oil?
The old adage of "Old Harleys leak" isn't indicative of reliability issues. Rather, it can signal the model year and (intentional) design of the bike.
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How Long Could A Kia Sorento Last With Regular Maintenance? (According To Owners)
The Kia Sorento is one of the most popular and more affordable SUVs on the market, and that's without considering its reliability. How long can one last?
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Waymo's Driverless Taxis Are Coming To SFO – If They Can Pass One Last Test
An autonomous transportation option is expanding to the airport for San Francisco residents, so long as it can pass the last round of testing.
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Silicone Vs Rubber Wiper Blades: Is One Really Better Than The Other?
Windshield wipers are vital for your visibility when driving, but should you go with silicone or rubber? Here are the key differences between the two.
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Ford Techs Say This Is The Most Reliable F-150 Engine
This particular Ford powerplant is the best of the bunch, according to Ford techs, as other EcoBoost engines have proved more problematic over time.
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Here's Why Car Manufacturers Made The Switch From Lug Nuts To Lug Bolts
Lug bolts are the more inconvenient way to attach a tire to a car, but European automakers have adopted them. Here's what advantages they bring.
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Stellantis Backtracks On Dare Forward 2030 Plan For All Electric Vehicles, Here's Why
Despite Stellantis rushing to an all-EV lineup by 2030, the Dare Forward plan will not be going that far forward. This is why Stellantis is backtracking.
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5 Car Brands Consumer Reports Says Cost The Least To Maintain Over 10 Years
Buying a car is a major immediate purchase, and the costs only increase over time. That's why it's important to get one with a good maintenance reputation.
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How Much Should You Expect To Pay For A Used Car Engine?
If you are thinking about buying a used car engine, there are several factors that affect the overall cost. Here's everything you need to consider.
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How Reliable Are Kawasaki Ninjas? Here's What Riders Are Saying
Kawasaki is a well known motorcycle brand, but are its bikes reliable? Before making a buying decision, here's what fellow riders have to say.
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Seven Years After Discontinuing The Focus, Ford Is Selling An Entire Fleet
The Ford Focus RS is likely one of Ford's most beloved hot hatchbacks, and the automaker is now selling a whole bunch of used ones — with a catch.
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Are Paccar Diesel Engines Made By Cummins?
Paccar and Cummins are titans of the global trucking industry with some overlap in their offerings and 25-plus years of collaboration between them.
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What You Should Know Before Buying A Car From Costco
Your Costco membership -- the same one that lets you buy peanut butter in bulk -- also unlocks big savings on your large purchases, like cars. Here's how.
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Tesla's Quarterly Sales Skyrocket As EV Tax Credit Comes To An End
EV manufacturers have been making a big push to sell as many models as possible before the tax rebate ended. For Tesla, the strategy seemed to work.
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What Is A Cummins Bypass Cable And How Does It Work?
If you own a Cummins truck built after 2018, you're quite limited when it comes to what you can do via the ODB port. That's where a bypass cable comes in.
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This Is The Worst-Selling Car In California
Californians buy a lot of vehicles, nearly 1.8 million in 2024 alone. But amidst this sea of new car sales, one model stands out as a particularly bad seller.
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Who Owns Buell Motorcycles, And Where Are Its Bikes Built?
The Buell motorcycle brand, known for its sleek and ergonomic designs, has changed hands a couple of times since it started producing bikes back in 1983.
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Which EV Trucks Are Considered The Least Reliable, According To Drivers?
EV trucks are now becoming a common sight on the roads, yet their cutting-edge tech can lead to reliability issues, as two particular EV trucks show.
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Should You Wrap Or Paint Your Car? Here Are The Pros And Cons
Is your vehicle's top coat in dire need of a makeover? There are two options: paint job or wrap. Here are the pros and cons of both you need to know about.
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Is The Yamaha XSR700 A Good Bike, And Is It Fast? Here's What Owners Say
Are you tossing around the idea of getting a Yamaha XSR700? Before pulling the trigger, it's good to know what previous have to say about it.
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Sorry Solo EV Drivers, You're Getting Kicked Out Of The Carpool Lane
HOV lanes used to be able to accommodate single rider electric or hybrid vehicles. That is likely to change in the near future. Here's what's happening.
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10 Of The Best Harley-Davidson Engines Ever Made
At the heart of every great Harley-Davidson motorcycle is the engine -- here we've got 10 of the greatest of all time.
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5 Of The Best 2025 Sports Cars Less Than $50K, Ranked By Car And Driver
Performance needn't cost a fortune. In 2025, Mazda, Toyota, and others offer sports cars under $50K with speed, fun, convenience, and great value.
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