5 Of The Most Reliable Used SUVs Under $5,000
Reliability and a low consumer cost usually do not mix with one another, but these five SUVs will give you enough reliability for under $5,000.
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Where Are GMC Trucks Made, And Who Owns The Company Today?
GMC trucks have the reputation of an American classic, but are they still made in the United States, and who owns the legacy vehicle brand now?
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Where Are Ural Motorcycles Made, And Who Owns The Company Today
Rugged Ural motorcycles date back to World War II Soviet days and still have a sizable market presence. Here's where they are made, and who owns them today.
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These 5 Cars Are The Most Likely To Make It To 200K Miles In 2025 (According To Consumer Reports)
The average cost of a vehicles keeps going up, so more and more owners are turning to keeping their cars, even if they hit an incredibly high milage.
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What Was The Last Oldsmobile Ever Made And What Happened To It?
Oldsmobile didn't exactly go out with a bang in 2004, but it at least tried to go out with a bit of style. Here's what happened to the last Olds ever built.
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5 Reasons Why You're Seeing More Jeeps Without A Tire On The Back
For some, a spare tire on the back is a part of a Jeep's identity, but to an increasingly large number of owners, it's nothing but an annoying quirk
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What Does 'GAWR' Stand For On A Car Or Truck?
You might have seen your car or truck's GAWR measurement inside your driver's side door. This helps tell you how much weight the vehicle's axles can handle.
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Does A Turbocharger Hurt Your Engine's Reliability? What To Know Before Upgrading
Many car enthusiasts love the idea of adding or upgrading a turbocharger. Bolt-on turbo kit, and all that. Can it hurt your engine's reliability?
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What Is Tesla's 'Joe Mode' & How Do You Enable It?
One of the benefits of software-heavy EVs, like Tesla's offerings, is that they can have many modes to suit drivers' needs. Joe Mode is one such example.
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Is RAM Really Bringing Back The 1500 TRX? Here's What We Know
Although there were many rumors about the popular Dodge RAM 1500 TRX returning, here are the facts that have been made available so far.
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One Of The Worst Automotive Recalls In History Affected Over 100 Million Cars
Some automotive recalls are bad, but few are so disastrous, and involved so many cars, that they caused a company to go bankrupt. Here's the sad story.
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What Is The Piece That Sticks Out Of Dom's 1970 Charger R/T Hood In Fast & Furious?
Dom Toretto's 1970 Charger has an incredibly unique hood design with an element sticking out of it. Here's how it (allegedly) improves his car.
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What Made The Cummins B Series Engine Such A Popular Choice For Pickup Trucks?
The expansive Cummins B Series engine line remains one of the most popular engines among pickup truck enthusiasts, but what makes it so special?
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5 Other GM Cars That Never Should Have Been Discontinued
General Motors is responsible for developing legendary nameplates that have stood the test of time, but what about those cut down in their prime?
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Does Cummins Make V6 Engines?
The American diesel engine manufacturer is well-known for producing some of the best oil-burners in the world, but many wonder if they've ever attempted a V6.
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13 Things To Consider Before Buying A Used Honda Del Sol
The Honda Del Sol was a modest success in the 80s and 90s, and it has an enthusiastic owner community these days. If you want one, here's what you should know.
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No, Your Car Doesn't Have A 'Hidden' Remote Start Feature
A viral video making the rounds on TikTok claims that all modern cars secretly have a remote start feature, even if it's not advertised. Here's why it's untrue.
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This Dodge Truck Quietly Served On WW2 Front Lines - Here's Why It Mattered
One Dodge truck quietly and admirably served as a hero, taking on the roles that other vehicles couldn't. Here's how it helped the allies through World War II.
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What Does RS Mean On The Honda Civic & How Does It Differ From The Si?
The reintroduction of the Honda Civic's classic RS badge has many wondering how it differs from the better-known R and Si trims.
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What Are The Three Buttons On A Garage Door Opener For?
A three-button garage door opener can be used for more than you might think. There's hidden functionality packed into each button, if you know how to use it.
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What Is The Most Expensive Bentley Ever Sold From The Factory?
Bentley is known for being a prestigious luxury automobile brand. But there are different levels of luxury. We tell you all about its most expensive model.
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What Makes Interco Tires' Super Swampers So Unique?
Interco Tires' iconic Super Swamper is one of the most sought-after off-road tire designs on the market, and it's all thanks to a unique tire design.
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Can A Power Stroke Engine Run On Biodiesel?
Thinking of using biodiesel in your Power Stroke? Many engines can handle it, but up to particular blend. Here’s what to check before filling up.
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Here's Why Money Shifting Is So Damaging For Your Car
A money shift refers to sudden, catastrophic engine damage that can be caused by downshifting at high RPM instead of moving to a higher gear.
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Here's What It Means When You See A Biker Point Their Thumb At Their Helmet
If a biker points their thumb at their helmet, they’re not pointing at gear. It's a part of common motorcycle group riding hand signals. Here's what it means.
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This Is The Most Reliable American Car Brand, According To Consumer Reports
If you're in the market to buy a new car and you want something made in America, you have a few options. Here's the brand ranked most reliable.
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This EV Set A Guinness World Record For Towing (And It Pulled More Than 150 Tons)
The Guinness world record for heaviest weight towed by an electric van was set in 2023 when an Iveco van driven by Adam Bishop towed more than 150 tonnes.
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