Mitsubishi Triton Savana Is an Off-Road Pickup Built Exclusively for South America
Mitsubishi created an ultra-limited off-road version of the Triton pickup, but only 80 examples will ever be produced.
Why Some Drivers Drill Holes in Spark Plugs — and Why It’s Usually a Bad Idea
Viral YouTube “mods” promise more horsepower from drilled spark plugs, but mechanics warn the risks can seriously damage your engine.
The Cadillac BLS Was Built in Sweden, Assembled in Russia, and Never Even Sold in America
Cadillac once launched a European luxury sedan so unusual that American buyers never even had the chance to purchase it.
Why the Volkswagen Thing Never Truly Found Its Place in America
Volkswagen’s quirky open-top Thing looked perfect for California beaches, but American buyers never fully embraced the unusual machine.
Why Spark Plugs Get Flooded: Common Causes and How to Fix the Problem
Hard starts, rough idling, or sudden stalling can often be traced to flooded spark plugs and underlying engine problems.
Stellantis Promises New Level 2++ Hands-Free Driving System
Stellantis is teaming up with Wayve to launch a next-generation hands-free driving system for North American vehicles by 2028.
Why Engine Power Is Still Measured in Horsepower More Than 200 Years Later
The term horsepower dates back to steam engines and remains one of the easiest ways drivers compare vehicle performance today.
Apple Is Falling Behind Again: Android Auto Has One Advantage CarPlay Still Lacks
Android Auto updates faster than CarPlay, giving drivers quicker bug fixes, features, and overall improvements behind the wheel.
3 Mobile Homes That Offer More Comfort Than Some Apartments
Modern RVs are turning road trips into luxury adventures with full kitchens, bathrooms, off-road capability, and surprisingly comfortable living spaces.
The Batmobile Without Batman: The Court Case That Changed How Fictional Cars Are Protected
A landmark U.S. court decision confirmed that even a fictional car can qualify as a legally protected character.
British Military Could Replace Long-Serving Land Rovers With Chevrolet Trucks
Three automakers are competing for a $1.2 billion military contract to supply thousands of next-generation off-road vehicles.
Ford Reveals New Bronco Amazon Edition With 36-Inch Water Fording Capability
Ford has unveiled a limited-production Bronco Amazon model built for serious off-road adventures and deep-water crossings.
Kia Boys Hit Two Cars Overnight, Steal One Vehicle and Trash Another in Pennsylvania
Teen thieves are still targeting vulnerable Kia and Hyundai models left parked outside across American neighborhoods overnight.
Coca-Cola and WD-40 Can Help Protect Chrome Trim From Rust on Classic Cars
Owners of vintage cars know how quickly shiny chrome trim can lose its appearance once rust and corrosion begin to develop.
BMW Introduces New Ignition Technology for 2026 M2, M3, and M4
BMW’s new M Ignite system brings Formula 1-inspired combustion technology to future performance cars without sacrificing power or driving character.