Bovensiepen Brings Back the BMW Z4 as a 435-HP Spider
The family behind Alpina has revived the BMW Z4 in limited-production form, adding more power, sharper handling, and a hand-finished cabin.
Volkswagen Recall Hits 250,000+ Vehicles Over Steering Failure and Sudden Engine Stall Risks
Volkswagen is recalling more than 250,000 vehicles in the U.S. over steering, software and engine-stall concerns.
A Dirty Car Could Be Quietly Damaging Your Engine — And the Repairs Can Cost Thousands
A dirty car can threaten the engine, causing overheating, corrosion, fires, and costly mechanical failures.
You've Seen These Black-and-Yellow Road Markers—But Do You Know What They Really Mean?
Those familiar black-and-yellow road markers quietly tell drivers which direction to take around roadside obstacles.
The New Nissan Rogue Is Here—and Its Hybrid Powertrain Changes Everything
The new Nissan Rogue makes its U.S. debut with a ground-up Nissan design and an all-new hybrid powertrain built around electric motors.
10 Wild BMW Concepts That Never Made It to Production — And the Cars They Inspired
From the Turbo to the M1 Hommage, these 10 BMW concepts showed ideas the automaker never brought to showrooms.
Why Small Turbo Engines Are Replacing Big V8s—and What It Means for Your Next Car
Turbochargers let automakers squeeze big-engine performance from smaller engines—but the technology comes with trade-offs.
American Heart, British Body: Defender Just Got a Corvette V8—and It’s a $210,000 Beast
Osprey Custom has unveiled its latest restomod project, giving a classic Land Rover Defender a powerful Corvette V8 and modern upgrades.
Start/Stop Systems Are Everywhere — But Are They Really Saving You Gas or Wearing Out Your Engine?
Does start-stop technology really save fuel, and does it put extra wear on the engine? Here’s what drivers need to know.
Your Zodiac Sign Has a 1,000-Mile Road Trip Waiting for You
Twelve signs, twelve roads. A camper, pickup, or SUV doesn't matter. What matters is the 1,000 miles of adventure ahead.
Why Are Automakers Really Shrinking Engines to 1.5 Liters?
Why is the auto industry shrinking engine sizes so aggressively?
3 Signs Your Car Battery Is About to Die — And the Warning Signs Drivers Often Miss
A failing car battery rarely dies without warning, and these three signs can give drivers time to act before getting stranded.
Mansory Gives the Rolls-Royce Cullinan a Wild New Look With Carbon, Orange and 720 HP
Mansory has transformed the Rolls-Royce Cullinan into a dramatically styled luxury SUV with carbon fiber, orange accents and more power.
This Tiny Travel Trailer Is Barely 12 Feet Long, But It Still Has a Bed, Kitchen and Plenty of Storage
First Camper turns cargo trailers into tiny campers with beds, storage, outdoor kitchens, and just enough comfort for two.
How to Park Close to a Curb Without Scratching Your Bumper: The Two-Mirror Method
How to Park Close to a Curb Without Scratching Your Bumper: The Simple Mirror Trick
Can You Wash Car Floor Mats in a Washing Machine? Experts Have the Answer
Think Twice Before Washing Your Car Floor Mats in the Washing Machine, Experts Warn.