What Are Transmission Synchronizers & How Long Do They Typically Last?
One of the most important component of manual and automated manual transmissions are the synchronizers. What do they do? How long do they last?
Read MoreOne of the most important component of manual and automated manual transmissions are the synchronizers. What do they do? How long do they last?
Read MoreThe Autobahn in Germany is famous for high-speed driving, but it might surprise you to learn that some parts of the road have a speed limit.
Read MoreHarley-Davidson is among the most iconic motorcycle brands around, but its bikes don't have a rep for being beginner-friendly — except for these ones, at least.
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Read MoreCFMOTO made a pretty big dent on the U.S. market with its four-wheelers, and the two-wheelers are coming in hot. Where are they made? Why are they so cheap?
Read MoreGroup B rally cars for the World Rally Championship (WRC) were powerful and the competition was fierce, so why did Group B only last five seasons?
Read MoreSeen a rolled-up blanket on a biker’s handlebars? It’s usually a bed-roll, carried for camping stops and long journeys on the open road.
Read MoreIf you've been looking at a new SUV, you may be wondering what's under the hood of a Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro. Here's all about the specs and price of this trim.
Read MoreSubaru is one of the most popular automakers in the U.S. with a strong lineup and healthy sales, but what is the smallest Subaru you can buy?
Read MoreFord and Shelby American share a legendary motorsport history, but the company’s true ownership might surprise even longtime Mustang and Cobra fans.
Read MoreJaguar is based in the U.K., so you might be surprised to learn that the brand makes cars all over the world and is owned by a non-British company.
Read MoreBentley has been making fast cars for well over a century. Its fastest ever production model is currently on sale, but there was once an even faster Bentley.
Read MoreExperienced Yamaha riders all seem to share the same sentiment about which of Yamaha's current motorcycles is the most difficult to ride.
Read MoreOver the last eight decades, the Jeep brand has made a lot of different vehicles, and not all of them have stuck around. We think these ones should come back.
Read MoreSome people look for anyway they can squeeze more gas mileage out of their vehicle, and that includes hypermiling. Here's what it is and the risks involved.
Read MoreYou might be most familiar with green highway signs telling you how far away things are, but other colors on the highway can also be indicators of distance.
Read MoreIn the days of corporations merging into conglomerations and back, it can be hard to track who makes semi-trucks. These four companies operate under Traton.
Read MoreThe "Not Your Father's Oldsmobile" campaign tried to attract younger buyers, but it may ultimately have been the final nail in the coffin for this car brand.
Read MoreYou may know that the Chrysler 5.7 HEMI is an iconic engine, but do you know where Chrysler built it? Here's the info about its origin and its power output.
Read MoreYou can't always tell the difference between vehicles based on their names. The Lexus RX and NX are both two-row SUVs, but what sets them apart?
Read MoreA recent study conducted by iSeeCars shows what's the most driven car in America in 2025 so far, as well as the least driven cars of the year.
Read MoreMaserati is as Italian a carmaker as they come — or is it? Here's where Maserati currently builds its cars and who owns the long-lived automaker now.
Read MoreSplit-window Volkswagen Beetles are the oldest models, tracing back to the brand's origins in the late 1930s. These VW Beetles are worth a pretty penny today.
Read MoreIf you like to listen to the radio while riding your Harley-Davidson, you might want to consider these models that come with a radio already included.
Read MoreBMW has gone all-in on digital car keys, with many of its latest vehicles offering the feature. But can you share these keys like you would a traditional set?
Read MoreNameplates come and go, but one has stayed around for longer than anyone probably expected. Here's the tale of this nearly century-old GM favorite.
Read MorePontiac’s 2+2 wasn’t just a car, it was a muscle car, a Canadian oddity, and a NASCAR workaround and more. We talk you through its history and demise.
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