5 Things To Know Before Buying A New Or Used Lexus RX 350
Kicking around the idea of buying a new or used RX 350? Before making a decision, here are five things you need to know about the luxury model.
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5 Common Car Repairs Your Mechanic Might Be Overcharging For
Unfortunately, not all mechanics and auto shops are trustworthy, so it's best to know which repairs unscrupulous people might be overcharging for.
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Why Ford Doesn't Make A Competitor To The Chevrolet Corvette
Presently, Ford doesn't really have a direct competitor to the Chevrolet Corvette. The Blue Oval does have an explanation for that, however.
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What Would Happen If You Pressed The SOS Button In Your Car
If you own a newer car, it may have some form of an SOS button for you to press in case of an emergency. Here's what happens when you press the button.
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How Much Is The Classic 1964 International Scout Worth Now?
The International Scout might be a pared-back, rough-and-ready 1960s SUV, but that doesn't necessarily mean that you can get one for cheap these days.
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5 Ford Models Unique To Europe
Ford was operating in the U.K. almost as soon as it debuted the Model T. These England-only models are fondly remembered by Brits and Americans alike.
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You May Want To Avoid This Car Brand If You Don't Want To Have High Maintenance Costs
The cost of annual maintenance is an important factor to consider when buying a car, and if you want to keep yours as low as possible, maybe avoid this brand.
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5 Bizarre Computer Mice We Can't Believe Exist
The computer mouse is the definitive pointing device, but the tech world has tried for years to reinvent the wheel and created bizarre alternative peripherals.
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5 Reasons Old Gas Stations Were Way Better Than What We Have Now
Gas stations used to be called "service stations" and they really earned that title. Here are a few reasons why we think they were better than today's.
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5 Massive Street-Legal Trucks That Are As Close As You'll Get To Driving A Tank
While it is illegal to drive a tank around on the roads, you can get a very similar experience with these trucks that actually are road-legal.
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Long-Haul Truckers Agree: These 5 Things Are A Must Have In A Good Semi Truck
Driving a tractor-trailer for long hours in going to get tiresome as time drags on. Some accessories can make the job much more comfortable, though.
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What Made Pontiac's 8-Lug Wheels So Special, And Which Models Had Them?
Pontiac solved a common problem with cars of the era when it introduced eight-lug wheels on certain models in the 1960s; here's how.
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How Much HP Does Harley-Davidson's Screamin' Eagle Stage IV Performance Crate Engine Have?
Harley’s most powerful crate engine packs serious muscle. Find out what makes it a game-changer for performance and street-legal touring bikes.
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5 Of The Fastest AMG Models Ever Created, Ranked By Top Speed
Mercedes-AMG models are known for their exceptional tuning and performance, but out of all the cars born of this partnership, which one is the fastest?
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The Porsche Cayman GTS 4.0 Proves You Don't Need A 911
Porsche's Cayman may be headed for an all-electric future, but that doesn't make the current 718 any less appealing.
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The Top 5 Most Expensive Cars Owned By Steve McQueen
Steve McQueen was the "King of Cool" and that extended to te cars in his collection, many of which he drove in his films. Here are our favorites.
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Why Harley-Davidson Developed The Milwaukee-Eight Engine (And What It Powers)
Harley-Davidson introduced the Milwaukee-Eight engine in August of 2016, and it powers some of its more popular motorcycles on the road today.
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Is It Worth Replacing The Hybrid Battery In Your Honda Accord?
If your Honda Accord's hybrid battery is giving you trouble, you have two options: replace it or get a new vehicle. Here are some factors to consider.
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Are Indian Motorcycles Still Made In America?
Indian Motorcycles is the original all-American motorcycle brand, but does the storied manufacturer still make its bikes in America or has it moved?
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The Transmission Tech That Makes Kawasaki Motorcycles Unique
If you've ever struggled to find your bike's neutral gear when you've stopped at a traffic light, you probably don't have a Kawasaki. It has a unique solution.
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This Car Salesman Claims Auto Companies Are 'Shorting' The Market - Here's What That Means
A recent video of a car salesman claiming that auto companies are shorting the market has gone viral. Here's what it means and what you can expect from dealers.
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Why Mike Rowe's 1962 Dodge Truck Is Truly One-Of-A Kind
There are plenty of great Dodge Power Wagons out there, but none of them are as impressive — and special — as the one Mike Rowe built. Here's why.
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Is Craftsman's Garage Door Opener Any Good? Here's What Users Say
Craftsman’s garage door opener has quite a bit of online feedback, but do reviewers think it’s worth buying, or are there better options out there?
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426 Max Wedge Vs. 426 HEMI: Are These Engines The Same?
Mopar had two iconic 426 engines in the 1960s: the Max Wedge and the HEMI. Given the identical displacement, you may be wondering how different they are.
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What Makes A Smart Seatbelt Different From A Regular One?
Not content with changing automotive safety forever over 60 years ago with the three-point seatbelt, Volvo is now introducing an adaptive smart seatbelt.
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What Is CFD And How Does It Help Car Designers Optimize Fuel Efficiency?
While techniques like wind tunnels are still used to help make sure cars are sufficiently aerodynamic, CFD is becoming the go-to standard for makers.
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13 Places You Can Get Free Air For Your Tires
Sometimes you have to pay for air for your tires, but these places ensure that the air is always free.
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