A car spoiler has elements of both function and style. What is the ultimate purpose of a spoiler and do you need one for your car?
What Does a Car Grille Do?
The humble car grille rarely gets discussed when talking about the performance features of a car. What does this piece actually do?
What Is a Donut Tire?
Car manufactures have recently been including donut tires instead of full size spare tires with new cars. What are these donut tires?
What to Do If Your Car Doesn’t Have a Spare Tire
Many new cars don’t come with a spare tire or the tools to change a flat tire. So what should you do if you are stranded with no spare tire?
This Remote-Start App Is Vulnerable to Hacking
A former hacker revealed that this remote start app is vulnerable to being hacked. What is the app is question and can the hackers be stopped?
What Does It Mean When the Dashboard ABS Light Is On?
Depending on your car, the dashboard ABS light can clue you in on the issue. But it’s not always easy to figure out.
Here’s the Right Way to Tie Things to Your Roof Rack
Having roof racks on your car is a major convenience. However, if you don’t know how to secure your cargo it can become a nightmare.
What Does Horsepower Have to Do With Horses?
Horsepower is something we hear a lot in advertising. So what does it really mean? And what the heck does it have to do with horses?
What Is the Difference Between a Fire Truck and Fire Engine?
While the terms are used interchangeably, fire trucks and fire engines are actually different vehicles with distinct functions.
This Electric SUV Turns Heads For a Strange Reason
In 2021, a new electric SUV will launch in the Chinese market. And it’s grabbing the attention of car enthusiasts for a few unexpected reasons.
Towing for Beginners: How to Determine Your Vehicle’s Towing Capacity
Whether you have a truck or a car, you still need to know the basics of towing, including your vehicle’s towing capacity.
Here’s Why a Hydrogen Combustion Engine Will Never Be Popular
Hydrogen combustion motors aren’t a new idea. Back in the early 1800s, hydrogen was the fuel of choice because gasoline was too unstable to use. Everything changed when engineers added carburetors to the petroleum engines, a raw form of the fuel injection we’re familiar with today. Gasoline became safer to use since they could now …
