8 Cars Known for Going the Distance: Quality You Can Count On
When shopping for a car, reliability should be one of the key factors you look at — and there are several ways to measure it.
What’s That Little Button on Your Seat Belt For? The Answer Might Surprise You
That tiny dot on your car’s seat belt is easy to overlook.
How American Car Designers Ended Up Building Wood-Sided Cars — and Why the Style Stayed Trendy for So Long
Automotive trends can be just as fickle as the fashion world.
Why Modern Engines Hide Under Plastic — and What That Cover Really Does
Plastic engine covers: practical protection or just extra clutter? What every driver should know.
GM Built a One-of-a-Kind V12 in the ’60s That Weighed More Than a Classic Mini Cooper: Facts About a Retro Engine
A giant truck engine: why the V12 Twin Six became a legend — and the surprising facts behind it
Iridium vs. Platinum Spark Plugs: What Sets Them Apart in Today’s Cars
Iridium or platinum? The choice isn’t as obvious as it seems — and a few unexpected details can help you pick the right plugs for your engine.
What Your Zodiac Sign Says About Your Driving Style: Many Americans Will Be Surprised
Is your driving destiny written in the stars? Let's find out.
Have you ever wondered why a cat sleeps on your car — is it a sign or just keeping warm?
There’s Always a Cat on a Car – But Why?
Why Early 20th-Century Cars Had Huge Fabric Bags on the Roof — The Real Reason Will Surprise You
Rumors about their purpose have circulated for years, but the truth is just as unexpected.
The 1967 Plymouth GTX: The One-Year Muscle Icon Most Americans Have Never Heard Of
Plymouth entered the growing mid-size segment in 1962 after a corporate misstep.
A useful button in cars that many Americans simply don't use
Some drivers think the feature is pointless — others avoid it simply because they don’t understand what it does
Auto Hold: The Button Many Americans Still Don’t Know About — and How It Can Change the Way You Drive
I use it all the time now — can’t imagine how I ever drove without it.
Every American Should Visit These – The Best Car Museums in the U.S.
These top automotive museums don’t just showcase classic cars – they tell the story of how engineering and design have evolved through the decades.
Hot-Dip Galvanizing Protected Cars from Rust for Decades — So Why Did Automakers Abandon It Now?
Hot-dip galvanizing once seemed like the perfect armor against rust — until its serious downsides became impossible to ignore.
Why Car Designers Still Sculpt in Clay — Even in the Digital Age
Even in the age of digital design, automakers haven’t abandoned old-school methods — clay models remain the key tool for shaping the cars of the future.