What A Government Shutdown Means For The DOT & The Trucking Industry
On October 1, 2025 the government officially confirmed a shutdown. Here's what that means for the Department of Transportation and truckers.
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12 Of The Most Complicated Engines Ever Made
From Bugatti’s W16 to Saab’s variable compression, these engines redefined performance with brilliant, complex, and sometimes disastrous results.
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What Gives Old V8s That Classic Sound? (And How Modern Engines Lost It)
Classic V8 engines have a very distinct sound that modern engines seem to have lost over the years. How did automakers achieve this sound?
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Why The BMW HP4 Race's Engine Has Such A Low Life Expectancy
The HP4 Race is excluded from BMW's standard warranty, as it is a track-only bike and is designed for maximum performance ant the expense of longevity.
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13 Most Influential Four-Wheel-Drive Sports Cars Ever Made
Four-wheel drive may be a feature you imagine as the primary domain of the off-road, rough and ready sort of car, but plenty of sports cars have used it too.
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Here's How Reliable Kias Are, According To Consumer Reports
Once dismissed as cheap, Kia has improved its lineup. Consumer Reports’ latest reliability rankings show how the brand really stacks up.
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Can-Am's 2026 Outlander EV Is A Risky Bet, With A Clear Payoff For The Right Rider
It's niche, expensive, and range is a big question, but Can-Am's 2026 Outlander EV still has some clear advantages over the Outlander 1000 ATV.
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This Limited-Run Barracuda Packed One Of The Rarest Engines Of All Time
The Plymouth Barracuda ranks very high in the world of classic muscle cars, but not a lot of people talk about the super rare second generation HEMI Barracuda.
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Who Owns Vespa, And Where Are The Scooters Made?
Vespa has been a cultural icon for decades, but the story of who controls the brand today and where its scooters are produced may surprise you.
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The Internet Calls This Truck Button The 'Jellyfish Launcher' (Here's What It Actually Does)
On the inside of a truck, you might find a button that looks distinctly like a jellyfish being shot out of a truck bed. Here's what that button actually does.
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5 CarPlay Settings You'll Want To Change (And Why)
There's a lot that goes into making CarPlay work in tandem with your vehicle, but some settings can be tweaked.
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San Francisco's 'Super Bus' Came Back After 72 Years, And Now It's Gone Again
San Francisco played host to this particular style of bus, one that made a brief comeback before disappearing again.
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13 Of The Fastest Diesel Cars, Ranked By Acceleration Times
One might think diesel fuel is for generators or heavy-duty trucks, but plenty of cars can get you there quicker with diesel.
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One 2026 Land Cruiser Trim Is Still Under $60k - Here's What You Get
Toyota's recent Land Cruisers may be more affordable than the old models, but they're still not cheap. Only one comes in under $60,000; here's the lowdown.
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Owners Say These Are The Biggest Downsides Of The Chevy Trax
The Chevrolet Trax is appealing from a pricing standpoint alone, but it is mostly a well-regarded, if budget-minded, car. Owners do note some downsides, though.
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5 Special Edition Chevy Camaros That Will Always Turn Heads
Special edition Chevy Camaros often go beyond mere specs. From a Hot Wheels-inspired trim to "The Exorcist," here are some of the coolest variants ever.
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Is There A Recall On Hyundai Seat Belts? Here's What You Need To Know
Certain Hyundai Palisade models have a recall issued for faulty seatbelt latching mechanisms, though the actual percentage of Palisade owners is quite small.
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How Many CCs Does A Motorcycle Need To Go On The Highway?
Due to their limited top speeds and the danger of fast traffic, smaller capacity motorcycles are forbidden from using highways in some U.S. states.
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The Incredible Story Of How The Mustang From Bullitt Was Found
The 1968 Ford Mustang from "Bullitt" was lost for decades until it re-emerged in 2018. The story of everything that happened during that time is unforgettable.
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13 Pickup Trucks Likely To Last 250,000 Miles
Pickup trucks tend to be for the toughest jobs, but with proper maintenance and care, that durability can add up to 250,000 miles or more on the odometer.
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When Your Car's ABS Light Turns On, Do This ASAP
A warning light on your car's dashboard can be incredibly stressful, but one that you should never ignore is the ABS light. Here's what it means.
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What Counts As An 'Open Container' In Your Car? Here's What The Law Says
Just about every driver is aware of (or should be) drinking and driving laws in their state. These laws are often paired with the term "open container."
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5 Car Brands That Are Popular In Europe (But Not The US)
These car brands have made their mark in Europe but had a harder time breaking through in the U.S. market.
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One Change Would've Made Subaru's 2026 Forester Wilderness An Insta-Buy
Subaru's Wilderness trim comes to the ever-popular Forester, but does the tougher, more rugged compact SUV forget one obvious issue?
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The 2026 Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid Is A No-Brainer Buy, But Not For The Reason You Think
With a minimal bump in power, is the Crosstrek Hybrid just an expensive way to save a little gas? Turns out, Subaru has some surprises in store.
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Are GoPro Cameras On Motorcycle Helmets Actually Illegal? The Rule Bikers Should Know
That GoPro on your helmet might not just record your ride — it could cost you a ticket. Here’s what the law actually says about helmet cameras.
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YouTuber Destroyed Dozens Of Louis Vuitton Bags To Make One Wildly Expensive Car Wrap
A Dubai YouTuber shredded $100K worth of leather Louis Vuitton bags to wrap a mini G-Wagen in an extravagant car customization. Were the results worth it?
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