In the 1980s, car phones were expensive status symbols. Discover why some Americans installed fake phones and antennas just to look wealthy and successful.
Get into certain old cars, look at the dashboard, and there it is: 85 mph. That’s as far as the speedometer goes. But why did so many different cars end up with that same peculiar stopping point? Well, there’s a very interesting story behind that…
Discover why Chrysler built 55 revolutionary turbine-powered cars in the 1960s, let ordinary Americans drive them, then destroyed 46. Explore the engineering, surprising failures, and nine surviving examples today.
You discover that your car insurance includes roadside assistance, but your credit card advertises the same benefit. Are you paying twice for identical protection? Possibly, but the answer depends on what each program actually covers and charges.
Dive into an in-depth review of the Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+, the record-breaking titan that redefined speed in 2021, reaching an astonishing 304.773 mph.
The 1968 Charger and 1967 Camaro are some of the most recognizable muscle cars, but are they the greatest? The winners of this race might surprise you.
Triumph Motorcycles is famous for creating products that are attractive, innovative, and high-quality. These five bikes are among the greatest of all time.
Get into certain old cars, look at the dashboard, and there it is: 85 mph. That’s as far as the speedometer goes. But why did so many different cars end up with that same peculiar stopping point? Well, there’s a very interesting story behind that…
Manual crank windows survived decades after power windows became common. Discover why Ford, Chevrolet, and Jeep kept them, what finally changed, and why one automaker is bringing them back today.
You probably remember the car your dad drove. But what about the name on the pump when he filled it up? These gas brands were around in the 1950s, and some stayed for decades afterward. Others disappeared before the kids in the back seat were old enough to drive. How many have these names ring a bell?
You discover that your car insurance includes roadside assistance, but your credit card advertises the same benefit. Are you paying twice for identical protection? Possibly, but the answer depends on what each program actually covers and charges.
You thought you scored a great deal on a used car. Then you discovered it had been in a serious collision, something the seller conveniently forgot to mention. Suddenly, that bargain looks considerably less appealing. But can you get your money back?
Discover whether fuel additives actually improve engine performance, fuel economy, and longevity, or if your mechanic is right that these popular gasoline treatments are simply a waste of money.
