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The Hot Pedal Debate: Why Some American Drivers Kick Off Their Shoes Behind the Wheel

A closer look at why some drivers take their shoes off while driving—and what the research says about it.

A growing number of crashes are being linked to aggressive and emotionally charged driving.

Tests show that running your car’s air conditioning does increase fuel consumption—but far less than many drivers typically believe.

Jim Farley says the experience forced him to rethink Ford’s entire electric vehicle strategy.

In the 1960s, Detroit built radical V8-powered dream machines that thrilled engineers—but proved too bold, expensive, or risky for mass production.

In the mid-2000s, automakers were locked in a battle to build the most outrageous concept vehicles imaginable.

Pop the hood on many modern cars and you’ll likely see large letters spelling out DOHC right on top of the engine.

Today, the Ford Ranger name is instantly recognizable—one of the market’s true long-timers.

Traction control is designed to keep you safe. So why do so many drivers choose to switch it off?

The color of your engine oil can reveal more about your vehicle’s health than you might think.

Which supercars were ahead of their time—and met with a lukewarm reception?

Many groundbreaking human inventions were originally developed for weapons and military technology before being adapted for civilian use.

The most невероятные ideas ever built into one-of-a-kind concept cars.

In the United States, trucks like these are more than just machines — they’re part of a culture.

Inside your car are features many drivers spend years guessing about — until they accidentally press one of those mysterious buttons.