What Engine Does Ferrari Use In F1?
Ferrari is the oldest and most successful team in Formula 1 history; here's all you need to know about Ferrari's F1 engines.
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5 Of The Most Regrettable Vanity Plates We've Ever Seen
Vanity license plates have been among the simplest ways for drivers to customize the looks of their cars for decades, but they can come with risks too.
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5 Of The Worst Indy 500 Crashes Of All Time
Like with any other motorsport, Indy 500 has also seen its fair share of devastating crashes, though only a few can be considered the worst of all time.
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Are Acuras Reliable After 100k Miles? What Drivers Are Saying
The Acura is a popular car with a fanbase that will swear by nothing else, and a large part of that is due to just how reliable the cars have proven to be.
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5 Things To Consider Before Buying A Hyundai Tucson (According To Owners)
Despite being Hyundai's most popular and best-selling vehicle, Tucson owners are finding unwelcome surprises after driving their cars home.
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This State Has The Highest Gas Prices In The Country (And Here's Why)
This is the explanation that matters most to consumers about why the most expensive state boasts the highest gas prices across the country.
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Kia's 2025 Telluride Still Relies On A 20 Year Old Engine Design: Here's Why
Despite being a modern SUV, the Kia Telluride doesn't mess around with turbochargers or hybrids, opting instead for a naturally-aspirated V6, with good reason.
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How Top Gas Dragsters Managed To Make Two Engines On One Transmission Work
One of the most unique characteristics of top gas dragsters is that, despite having two engines, but they still use one transmission. How is this possible?
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Are Costco's Car Wheels Any Good? Here's What Customers Have To Say
Tires have, been a fixture in Costco stores for many years, so here's what buyers have to say about the wheels.
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Ford Truck Models That Were Never Sold In The US
Ford has a long history making trucks, but while most served in the company's home country, not many known that a few models never got to the U.S.
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Do Chevrolet & GMC Trucks Use The Same Engines?
GM brands Chevrolet and GMC offer a range of trucks, often with identical mechanical underpinnings. But does this similarity extend to the engines?
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Are Hyundais Reliable After 100k Miles? Here's What Owners Say
Hyundai has been around for a while, but before considering one, you should know how they hold up after 100k miles. Here's what owners have to say.
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The Internet Is Buzzing About A 2026 Plymouth Barracuda, But Is It Actually Real?
Automakers are undoubtedly fond of reviving old nameplates, but rumors of the supposed 2026 Plymouth Barracuda revival don't really hold water.
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Every Toyota Driver Should Understand These Two Safety Features
Toyota's Safety Sense technology continues receiving essential updates. There are two safety features that can help prevent disaster.
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How Accurate Is The Google Maps Speedometer?
Whether you're using the speedometer in your car or using the speed display in Google Maps, you might wonder which is more accurate. Here's what we know.
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Your Motorcycle's Dirt Tires Probably Aren't Street Legal – Here's How You Can Tell
Dirt tires for dirt bikes or adventure bikes may not be legal on the main roads and highways, so here's how to double-check if your tires are okay.
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This Is The Worst-Selling Car In Texas
You might be surprised to learn the worst-selling car in Texas isn't just one by a reputable manufacturer, but is a model that's got a lot of great qualities.
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Volvo Island Is As Ridiculous As It Sounds
While the name may sound like some brand-sponsored theme park marketing ploy, the reality of "Volvo Island" is far simpler and sillier than that.
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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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