How China's Semi-Solid State Car Batteries Are Going To Change Electric Vehicles
Battery technology for electric cars is getting more advanced, with the most recent development from China being the gamechanging semi-solid state batteries.
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Every Mazda RX-7 Generation, Ranked By Horsepower
The Mazda RX-7 isn't a car you will see on a daily basis. However, it is still an iconic JDM sports car. Here's every generation ranked by horsepower.
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Ford's Ambitious New Electric Vehicle Plan Starts With A $30k Midsize Pickup
Ford intends to challenge Tesla's dominance in the electric vehicle market, outlining ambitious plans with an affordable midsize pickup that's promising a lot.
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Which Oil Do F1 Teams Use? (And Why You Can't Use It In Your Car)
Wondering what oil powers an F1 car? It’s nothing like the stuff in your regular car. These ultra-tuned blends are built for racing, not for daily commute.
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Is It Better To Buy A New Or Used Car In 2025?
If you find yourself shopping for a car, you might wonder if it would be better to buy a new car or used. It turns out, you're good either way.
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Who Makes Power Stroke Engines And Where Are They Built?
Wondering who’s behind Power Stroke engines? They’re built by Ford (and once Navistar) mostly in Chihuahua Engine Plant, powering heavy-duty trucks.
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Do Mods Affect Your Car's Resale Value?
Certain mods can increase your vehicle's performance or level of comfort, but some might affect its resale value. Here's everything you need to know.
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Which U-Haul Rental Truck Comes With Cruise Control?
Long-distance moving can be a huge pain, but a U-Haul truck with cruise control is a big help. Which of the company's models actually have it, though?
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How This Forgotten FWD Oldsmobile Helped Revolutionize The Auto Industry
Car enthusiasts will know that Oldsmobile was more than just another GM brand. One FWD Olds model in particular helped transform the auto industry.
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Why Do Roads Look Soapy After It Rains?
You might have noticed a foamy, oily residue on the road when it first begins to rain. Here is the physics behind this phenomenon, and how you should handle it.
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Can This Low-Cost Bench Tool Detect Faulty Batteries Before They Catch Fire?
Lithium-ion batteries can be a fire hazard, a big roadblock for electric vehicle adoption. Scientists at Drexel University may have found a low-cost solution.
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Can You Install A Trailer Hitch On Any Car? Here's What You Should Know
If you bought a car without a trailer hitch, you might be able to add one after the fact. Here are a few things you need to know before you do.
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Chevy SS: What Do The Letters Stand For & Which Cars Have The Badge?
Chevrolet has a long list of vehicles in its catalog with the SS badge, from Corvettes to SUVs. It makes one wonder what those two letters stand for.
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What Is Red Diesel Fuel, And Can Any Truck Use It?
Red diesel fuel carries very specific regulations regarding which vehicles are permitted to use it. Breaking those rules could result in a hefty fine.
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The Longest Police Chase In The World Spanned Three Countries - Here's What Happened
Dramatic car chases are common on TV and in the movies, but this real-life car chase crossed two international borders and would have fit in a Hollywood blockbuster.
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How Do LS Engines Handle So Much HP? This Is The Key To Making It Work
General Motors' LS series engines have been around since 1997, and have one key design feature that enables upgrades that significantly boost horsepower.
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Why Critics And Owners Hated The Ferrari Mondial
Ferrari has made some incredible vehicles over the years, but critics and owners have had strong feelings about the Ferrari Mondial. Here's why.
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Where Are Lincoln Cars Made, And Who Owns The Company Today?
Lincoln has been renowned as a luxury brand for over a century now, but you may be surprised to learn that some production has shifted overseas.
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Fixed Vs. Floating Calipers: What's The Difference & How Does It Affect Brake Performance?
With the exception of the comparatively archaic drum brakes, most modern cars use either fixed or floating brake calipers to implement stopping power.
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The 5 Fastest BMW Motorcycles Only Experienced Riders Should Own
BMW has several fast motorcycles available, but there are some that should only be ridden by experienced riders. Here are five of our favorites.
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How To Manually Open An Electronic Car Door Handle In An Emergency
Getting in an accident is already scary enough, but it's worse if you have a car door with electronic handles and your vehicle loses power. Here's what to do.
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What's The Best High-Performance Car You Can Buy Right Now?
There are several high-performance cars on the market to choose from if you have the funds. However, we think this is the best option in 2025.
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This Is The Leading Cause Of Fatal Intersection Accidents
While car accidents can happen anywhere on the road, a very large chunk of them occur at intersections, and most of those have one thing in common.
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What Does Driving Left Of Center Mean?
You may sometimes hear the term "driving left of center." What does this mean, exactly, and why is it something you should avoid? Here are the facts.
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Why Are Car Trunks Called 'Boots' In England?
The British term for a car's trunk comes from "boot locker," which is a type of storage compartment used in coaches and carriages before automobiles.
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13 Of The Worst-Looking Pickup Trucks Ever Designed
If you're into trucks that are visually appealing, avoid these 13 pickups, cosmetic nightmares and some of the worst to ever be designed.
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Why Was The Fiesta Discontinued By Ford?
The Ford Fiesta remained especially popular in Europe and the UK, but shifting auto industry trends finally put the compact wagon to rest in 2023.
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