Do You Have A Tire Leaking Air? It May Not Be What You Think
If you have a tire with a slow leak, there's one suspect that's pretty easy to narrow down, but not easy to fix on your own. Here's what you need to know.
Read More-
-
The Honda That Gets IIHS' Top Safety Pick+ Rating For Small SUVs
There are a handful of small SUVs that earned the IIHS' Top Safety Pick+ rating for 2025, but only one of them was a Honda. Here's which one it is.
Read More -
Not Subaru, Not Honda – This Is The Best Resale Value Japanese SUV, According To KBB
When buying a new car, you might expect it to lose half its value over a five-year period, but that isn't necessarily the case.
Read More -
16 Of The Coolest Car Accessories You Didn't Realize Existed
Beyond phone mounts and seat covers, there’s a whole category of car accessories that feel unnecessary until you try them once.
Read More -
What Does LC Stand For On Lexus Vehicles?
Lexus uses two- or three-letter acronyms for all its vehicles, and the meanings aren't always obvious. Here's what the LC's acronym stands for.
Read More -
7 Of The Worst-Selling Sports Cars Of All Time
The car market is typically informed by a massive volume of consumer research, which means it's rare for a model to completely flop — it does happen though.
Read More -
5 Antique Harley-Davidsons With High Resale Value
Harley Davidson motorcycles have a storied history that goes back for decades, and these antique models have become incredibly valuable to enthusiasts.
Read More -
State Admits 'Sober DUI' Arrests Are Far More Common Than Claimed
Nobody wants to be arrested for DUI, especially if they're sober. Unfortunately, it turns out that false DUI arrests are a disturbingly common occurence.
Read More -
12 Of The Most Reliable Pickup Trucks Available Today For Under $25,000
Looking for pickup truck utility without the pickup truck price tag? Check out these reliable pickups for under $25,000.
Read More -
Should You Hand Dry Your Car After Each Wash?
A clean car is always a good idea, and one of the most crucial steps is drying it after washing it. Why is it necessary? Should it be done by hand?
Read More -
Who Makes BMW Engines And Where Are They Manufactured?
BMW manufactures internal combustion vehicles, motorcycles, and hybrid vehicles all around the world. That's a lot of different engines to think about.
Read More -
10+ Car Infotainment Systems That Really Missed The Mark For Us
From laggy screens to awkward controls, these infotainment systems from American, European, and Asian carmakers proved clumsy, frustrating, and even hazardous.
Read More -
This Canadian-Made Muscle Car Was Just Named Car Of The Year
A new year brings with it a new car of the year, and 2026's recipient is a beefy performance vehicle that wears its Canadian assembly on its sleeve.
Read More -
5 Of The Most Reliable Engines Ever Put In An SUV
There are some engines out there that can get an SUV up to 250,000 miles or even 500,000 in rare cases. Those are the kinds of engines we want in our SUVs.
Read More -
Are Dodge And Ram HEMI Engines The Same As What's In Jeeps?
Dodge, Ram, and Jeep all use Hemi V8 engines, but their applications vary by model and purpose. Here's what you need to know about how these engines compare.
Read More -
How To Check For Engine Vacuum Leaks Without A Smoke Machine
Smoke machines are the gold standard, but there are three "old-school" tricks that work just as well. Discover the DIY methods to check for engine vacuum leaks.
Read More -
How To Eliminate The Smell Of Spilled Gas Or Oil From Your Garage
If you have spilled gasoline or other automotive fluids in your garage, getting rid of the smell can be a chore. Here are some things you can do.
Read More -
This Ultra-Rare Chevelle Is One Of The Most Cloned Chevys Ever Made
Not everyone can own the original, but clones let enthusiasts experience the design, sound, and thrill of a classic Chevelle at a fraction of the cost.
Read More -
Waymo Blames Human Driver For Self-Driving Taxi Screw Up
In September 2025, a video of Waymo car driving onto a golf course was widely shared. Now, one was reportedly parked in a bike lane in Denver, Colorado.
Read More -
Who Makes Lamborghini Engines And Where Are They Manufactured?
Lamborghini might be an Italian company that manufactures some of the most recognizable luxury sports cars in the world, but it's owned by the Volkswagen Group.
Read More -
This State Has The Highest Fees For EVs In 2026
While getting an EV may seem like an economical decision, you still need to worry about high registration fees in some states. Here's what you need to know.
Read More -
Kei Campers Are Japan's Answer To An Affordable Life On The Road
Kei cars are tiny compared to conventional cars, with no engine larger than 660cc that can't kick out more than 64 hp. So why not make a camper out of it?
Read More -
5 Handy Uses For The AUX Switches On Your Jeep Wrangler
AUX switches can add a lot of usefulness to an already versatile off-roading vehicle. From more lights to winches and beyond, there are lots of options.
Read More -
This Is Considered The Best Auto Insurance Company By Customer Satisfaction
Choosing an auto insurance company can be a headache, with so many to choose from. There is, however, one name that stands out from the rest.
Read More -
This Popular Car Brand Recorded Its Worst US Sales In Years
A German giant just recorded its lowest U.S. sales numbers since the pandemic. We dive into the data to see why buyers are suddenly walking away.
Read More -
Consumer Reports Says These Are The Best Car Insurance Companies
Is your car insurance the best? We analyzed the Consumer Reports survey of 40k+ drivers to find the 5 companies that handle claims fast and keep rates low.
Read More -
5 Of The Rarest Firebird Models Ever Made By Pontiac
The Pontiac Firebird is a storied nameplate from the late 1900s. This car maintains its mystique even to this day, thanks to some exceedingly rare variants.
Read More
