Why (And When) Did Corvettes Switch From Front-Engine To Mid-Engine?
For decades, the Corvette was front-engine. Why did Chevy finally move the engine? The answer involves a 60-year-old dream and a new 233-mph reality.
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Japan Wants To Store Nuclear Waste Under This Town – Its Citizens Aren't So Sure
A small Japanese fishing town is being offered millions of dollars to store nuclear waste underground. But for many citizens, the cash isn't worth the risk.
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5 Gadgets Than Can Save You Water, Electricity, And Cash
With rising energy costs and global warming, it might be a good idea to make your home more efficient.
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Valve Confirms What Everyone Feared About The Steam Machine's Pricing
Valve has confirmed the one thing gamers feared about the Steam Machine. It won't be priced like a console. See why this decision could be a "fatal flaw."
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Android Is Getting One Of The Most Controversial iOS AI Features - Who Asked For This?
Google is adapting one of Apple's few out-and-out failures as a new Android AI feature that it seems no one actually even wants. What's the point?
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2025 Lexus RX Vs. 2025 Acura MDX: Which Is The Bigger SUV?
The Lexus RX and Acura MDX are two compelling SUVs from Japanese automakers, but one of the two has a decisive advantage in the size department.
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4 Top-Rated Car Gadgets And Accessories You Can Get At Costco
Costco sells almost everything under the sun, including a range of gadgets and accessories for your car. Here are some of the best the retailer offers.
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7 Of The Most Comfortable Cars You Can Buy, According To Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports says these seven cars are some of the most comfortable ones on the market. What makes these vehicles such clear stand-outs from the rest?
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Florida Man Claims Tesla Sparked Fire That Completely Destroyed Home
Waking up to a fire is the stuff of nightmares, but that's exactly what a Florida man and his family went through — and his Tesla may be at fault.
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What Is 'Pixnapping'? How To Protect Yourself From The Latest Android Exploit
A new Android exploit has security experts paying attention. Here’s what you should know as researchers work to better understand the threat.
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New NASA Satellite Photos Could Change The Way We Understand Tsunamis
Satellites orbiting Earth have dozens of jobs. Some take pictures of space, others are aimed at the big blue planet and take pictures of its oceans.
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Why Car Tires Went From Inner Tubes To A Tubeless Design
Car tires didn’t always look like they do today. The switch from inner tubes to a tubeless design was a big step forward in how vehicles handle the road.
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5 Actually-Useful USB Gadgets From Ikea (According To User Reviews)
Home furnishings giant Ikea sells more than just bookshelves — here are five USB gadgets it has on offer that turn out to be quite useful indeed.
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Driving With Snow On Your Car Can Get You A Ticket In These States
Depending on where you live, snow on your car may be an inevitability, but you'll want to make sure you clean it off to avoid getting ticketed.
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7 Of The Best Toyota SUVs, According To JD Power
Toyota is one of the best-selling automakers in the world, and it has a full lineup of SUVs to choose from. Here are the best models, according to JD Power.
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Speed Makes Some Fighter Jets Easier To Track, Not Harder: Here's Why
The faster the fighter jet the better — or so you would think. The truth is, in some cases, jets are easier to track the faster they go. But why?
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Buying Speaker Wire At Home Depot? Here's What You Should Know First
Looking to pick up some speaker wire and expand your home audio system? You can actually buy it at Home Depot, but you'll need to know what you're looking for.
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The Reason Why You Can't Fix Turbo Lag In A Diesel Engine
Turbo log in a diesel engine is an unfortunate reality that you're never really going to be able to fix, but there are some steps to mitigate its impact.
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What Is The Bottom Port On An Xbox Controller For?
The Xbox controller is one of the most popular gamepads on the market, but it's got a weird port on the bottom you may not understand. Here's what it does.
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Why US WW2 Fighter Planes Used An Insignia That That Looked Like Japan's Rising Sun
The United States has used several different insignia on its military aircraft throughout its aviation history, and some have proved troublesome.
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5 Of The Fastest Cars From The 80s, According To Car And Driver
If you’re curious which 80s cars truly delivered when pushed hard, Car and Driver’s test data paints a surprisingly clear picture.
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Should You Buy A Refurbished Laptop? Here's What You Need To Know
If you need to buy a new laptop but are on a budget, getting a refurbished laptop may seem like a good option. Before you do, here's what you need to know.
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This New Ducati Tech Could Finally Make You Want An Electric Motorcycle
Legendary motorcycle maker Ducati has rolled out a new battery technology that may make electric motorcycles more appealing than ever to curious riders.
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3 Things You Should Only Plug Into Your Computer's USB 3.0 Port (And One Thing You Shouldn't)
USB 3.0 can speed up your setup or tank it depending on what you connect. Learn which devices benefit and which ones fall apart under interference.
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Here's How Much A 2020 Lexus IS Depreciates After 5 Years
The Lexus IS has quite a strong following and a surprisingly robust resale value. But just how much would a 2020 Lexus IS depreciate in 5 years?
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The 2026 Rogue Plug-In Hybrid Is Intriguing, But Not For The Reason Nissan Intends
Nissan finally gives the Rogue a PHEV upgrade, but don't be misled by the badge on the grille.
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5 Biggest Excavators Ever Built (And What They're Used For)
Excavators are vital for construction products, but the sizes vary depending on what you need them for. Here's what you need to know.
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