How Are Performance Air Filters Different From Regular Ones?
While your vehicle comes with an OEM air filter, there's also an option to upgrade to a performance air filter. Here's the difference between the two.
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Every Car Brand Ford Owns In 2025
The Ford Motor Company, one of the biggest automotive brands in the world, produces a wide variety of vehicles, but they're not all branded with the blue oval.
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2025 Mercedes-Benz GLE 450e 4MATIC Review: PHEV SUV Trades 7 Seat Option For EV Range
Mercedes' plug-in hybrid SUV may only seat five, but is the GLE 450e frugal enough to make that a worthy sacrifice?
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Every Car Brand Toyota Owns In 2025
Toyota owns Lexus, Daihatsu, and Hino, plus stakes in Subaru, Suzuki, and Mazda. Here’s a breakdown of every car brand under Toyota in 2025.
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The 2026 Kia Sportage Hybrid Looks Like An EV, But It's A Lot Easier To Live With
Kia's refreshed Sportage crossover borrows the style of its fully-electric cousins, but its gas-electric hybrid drivetrain won't force you to change old habits.
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No, Toyota Doesn't Own Isuzu - Here's Who Does
Think Toyota owns Isuzu? The reality is a lot more complex and surprisingly democratic. Know who really holds the power.
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Why Did Bentley Stop Making Its Iconic W12 Engine?
The W12 Bentley engine was the most successful modern 12-cylinder engine, with more than 100,000 produced. So why does Bentley no longer produce them?
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5 Ford Models Made For China That The US Is Missing Out On
Ford might be one of the largest automaker in America, but not all its vehicles are available in the U.S. And some of those forbidden Fords look really neat.
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How Can An Intake Manifold Increase Your Car's Horsepower?
There are several mods that will help you increase your car's horsepower, such as a turbocharger. But so can a performance intake manifold. Here's how.
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Why Do Mercedes Windshields Have A Signature On Them?
Ever notice a signature etched into a Mercedes windshield? It’s more than decoration, it’s a subtle stamp of authenticity and history.
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How Long Does A Motorcycle Clutch Usually Last?
Your motorcycle's clutch plays a vital role in how your bike performs and depending on how it's cared for, this is how long you can expect it to last.
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Why Do Truckers Hit Their Tires? Tire Thumping, Explained
Ever see truckers hit their tires at rest stops? We explain the long-standing practice of tire thumping, why drivers do it, and what it means for safety.
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Why Do Cars In Europe Have Flashing Brake Lights?
A car's brake lights naturally "flash" when its driver taps their foot on the brake. In Europe, however, cars have distinct flashing patterns for brake signals.
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What Does The W Stand For When It Comes To Engine Oil?
Buying and replacing the oil in your car is going to be your most common form of maintenance, but you'll need to understand what the W on the bottle means.
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2025 Audi SQ6 E-Tron Review: Subtle Style Hides The Most Important Change
Audi's latest electric SUV may not look much changed, but there's a huge improvement under the familiar styling.
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What Is The Small Mirror On Your Car's Side Mirror For?
Ever notice the tiny mirror attached to your car’s side mirror? We explain its purpose, how it works, and why it matters for safer driving and lane changes.
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Remanufactured Vs Rebuilt Engines: What's The Difference, And Is One 'Better?'
If you're replacing the engine in an older car, you might turn up some that are labeled as remanufactured and others that say rebuilt. What's the difference?
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How Fast Is The Honda Grom, And Is It Highway Legal?
The Honda Grom is an endearing motorcycle despite its miniscule size and reduced power, but you may be surprised by just how fast you can get one to go.
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When (And Why) Detroit Diesel Stopped Making 2-Stroke Engines
2-stroke diesel engines from the likes of Detroit Diesel uses to rule the heavy vehicle world, but that's no longer the case. Here's why that happened.
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9 Of The Most Reliable Square Body Trucks Of All Time
Square body trucks debuted in the 1970s and became an enduring style for decades. For prospective owners today, these are the most reliable picks of them all.
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2025 Ford Maverick Hybrid Review: More Than Just An MPG Hero
Ford's 2025 Maverick finally allows you to have both a hybrid engine and all-wheel drive, but was it a combo worth waiting for?
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The 2026 Subaru Solterra Drives Well, But History May Still Repeat Itself
Subaru's revamped Solterra puts more distance between the EV and its Toyota cousin, but are the improvements enough to take on electric rivals?
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Which Engine Did Dodge Use Before Cummins, And When Did It Make The Switch?
Cummins and Dodge have become somewhat synonymous in the automotive world, but that wasn't always the case, as Dodge once used a different engine maker.
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5 Engines Worth Swapping Into A Mazda RX-8
The rotary is pending resurrection, but in the meantime, swapping one of these old-fashioned cylinder powerplants in your RX-8 is a worthy project.
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Every Generation Of Jeep Cherokee, Ranked
The Jeep Cherokee is a hallmark of the American brand's lineup. Here's how each Cherokee generation stacks up next to one another.
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Bentley Flying Spur Vs. Rolls-Royce Ghost: How The Two Ultra-Luxury Sedans Stack Up
The Bentley Flying Spur and Rolls-Royce Ghost are both luxury cars with lots to recommend them. How do they compare in terms of size, performance, and power?
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What Is A Road Train & Why Do They Use Them In Australia?
Trains invariably travel on tracks, unless you're in Australia, that is. The island nation is home to massive road trains that you likely won't see elsewhere.
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