VW Is Putting ID Buzz Production On Ice – Here's Why
Volkswagen's ID.Buzz is an EV that evokes strong nostalgia in VW fans, but its high price and low estimated mileage have made it a tough sell.
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California Isn't Making Teens Use Booster Seats – Here's What The Bill Actually Says
California passed a new bill recently requiring children to use a safety seat -- but not all "children" as it turns out. Here's what you need to know.
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The First-Ever Bugatti Veyron Pur Sang Has A New Home – Here's How Much It Went For
The first Bugatti Veyron restored under the brand's La Maison Pur Sang program (sort of like an extremely high-end refurbishing process) has been sold.
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The Unexpected American Automaker More Profitable Than Ford Or GM
While Ford and General Motors are mainstays in the American automotive market, one manufacturer actually managed to be more profitable than these giants.
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Who Makes Mercedes Engines And Are They The Same As BMW?
When it comes to German luxury and performance, BMW and Mercedes are at the top of the list. However, that doesn't mean the engines are the same.
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This New California Law Changes Everything When It Comes To Buying A Car
Senate Bill 766, also called the Combating Auto Retail Scams Act (CARS Act), will provide some new protections for buyers in the state of California.
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5 Of The Best EV Alternatives To The Tesla Model S (And They're Cheaper, Too)
The Tesla Model S has been one of the most competitive electric sedans on the market since it launched, but these days it has a little more competition.
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What Happens To Cars If You Don't Drive Them For Decades?
If you have ever wondered what happens to cars if you stop driving them for decades, the answer is: nothing good. Here's why cars start to break down over time.
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5 Of The World's Biggest Engines That Are Truly Massive
Planes, rockets, cargo ships, and mining trucks need some massive engines to get around. Here are five of the biggest the world has ever seen.
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Subaru Could Make A V6 Engine – Here's Why It Doesn't
Subaru is well-known for its boxer engines, but why doesn't it make a V6 powerplant? Well, it could, however, there's a reason it doesn't need to.
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A Woman Replaced Her Car's Battery 3 Times In 1 Year Due To This Power-Draining Culprit
One customer at an auto shop had a power drain issue that caused her to replace her car battery three times in one year. Turns out, it was the smallest thing.
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5 Fun Ford Falcon Facts Every Car Enthusiast Should Know
The Falcon may not be the first model that car enthusiasts would associate with Ford, but it's still iconic.
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Why BMW Doesn't Use V6 Engines (And Never Has)
Other automakers embraced the V6 decades ago. BMW never did. The story behind the choice to use straight sixes reveals a lot about what makes a BMW a BMW
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13 Of The Best Inline-6 Diesel Engines Ever Made
The inline-6 is a common enough gas engine design, but it's pretty much universal in the diesel world. As such, there are some great ones floating around.
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These Canceled Cars Prove That Automakers Are Backtracking On EVs
After years of growing enthusiasm, the buzz is waning for electric cars in the U.S., thanks to the cancellation of tax credit subsidies and poor infrastructure.
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How Much HP Does A ProCharger Add To A 5.7 HEMI & What Does One Cost?
ProCharger is a turbocharger you can add to your HEMI to give you an extra boost in power. Here's how much extra power you'll get and what it'll cost you.
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5 Motorcycle Etiquette Rules Every Rider Should Know
Whether you are a new rider or a seasoned vet, there are five motorcycle etiquette rules you should know as some will keep you safe, and others show respect.
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This NY County Charged $400M In Illegal Camera Fees – Now It Won't Have To Pay Drivers Back
A judge has ruled that additional fines collected by speed cameras were "voluntarily paid" and therefore will not have to be paid back. Here's what happened.
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Is The Honda S2000 Worth Buying, 20 Years On? I Put It To The Test
Does Honda's VTEC-blessed roadster still shine, two decades on?
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13 Surprisingly Normal Cars Celebrities Drive
Fame doesn’t always mean flashy wheels. These celebrities prove that sometimes a modest Toyota or Ford beats a Lamborghini.
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These Are The Most Dangerous Intersections In LA (And The Top Reasons For Crashes)
LA drivers know traffic is bad—but some intersections are downright deadly. A new study reveals which crossroads top the list and what makes them so dangerous.
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These Are The Most Stolen Keyless Cars In America: Is Yours On The List?
You'd think that removing the keys from the design of a car would make it much harder to steal it, but that's not the case for those models.
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Why Did Caterpillar Stop Making Truck Engines?
Caterpillar walked away from making truck engines and the reasons go way beyond what you might think.
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This Used SUV Is Considered One Of The Cheapest Manual 4WD Options
Manual 4WD SUVs are few and far between, although there is a used model that's a particularly affordable choice if you want cheap stick-shift off-roading.
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Are FRP Mini Bikes Street Legal?
If you have a FRP mini bike you might be tempted to take it out on the road and zip around, but there are some things you should know first.
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5 Old-School Car Trends That Need To Make A Comeback
Sure, innovations in the automotive industry have largely improved our driving experience, but we've never moved past these forgotten car trends.
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The World's Oldest Tire Brand Has Been Around Since The 1800s
Tires have been around far longer than most realize. A few legendary brands began in the 1800s, each claiming to be the very first.
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