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Toshiki Yoshioka, driver of the #104 Subaru BRZ, practices for the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb

Does High Altitude Affect Your Vehicle’s Performance?

Have you ever tried to exercise at a high elevation and noticed that you had a much harder time breathing than when you’re closer to sea level? That’s because the air is thinner at a higher elevation, which makes it much harder to breathe. But does the same rule apply to cars? Can high altitude …
A labeled diagram of a car's steering and suspension systems

What Does ‘Quick Steering’ Really Mean?

Because the ‘self-driving’ automobile doesn’t exist yet, all cars rely on their drivers to guide them. Which means they need steering wheels and, thus, entire systems. Some cars can even steer all four wheels. And when it comes to sporty cars, oftentimes reviews mention how fast or slow their steering is. But what does that …
A black 2021 Toyota Avalon driving in the snow

Is Toyotathon Worth it?

Every year, Toyota runs this campaign. The company gives consumers a certain amount of time to buy or lease a Toyota car, truck, or SUV with added deals and incentives. If you are hoping to get behind the wheel of a Toyota Avalon, 2021 Toyota Corolla, Toyota Tacoma, Toyota RAV4, Toyota Sienna, or one of …

Is It True That Cops Like to Eat Donuts in Their Cars?

Like a doctor to a stethoscope and lumberjack to his ax, cops and donuts have gone hand-in-hand as a famous pairing for decades. And while it’s easy to poke fun at the police force for it, we had to wonder where the stereotype came from and if it is indeed true that cops like to …
The Ferrari 575 Superamerica seen at Bell Sport and Classic in St. Albans, Hertfordshire, on September 13, 2020.

The Sad Reason Why Sports Cars Are Dying

Few automakers this year have announced the discontinuation of models in their lineups. It’s not uncommon for vehicle portfolios to shift based on car-buying demand from consumers. But there’s a disheartening trend some critics have noticed. Sports cars, including the fun and flashy coupes and convertibles, have become less popular in recent years. And though …

When Should I Replace My Car’s Shock Absorbers?

Maintaining your car is a little more involved than changing its oil and rotating the tires, especially if the car is older. So what about the bigger maintenance requirements like replacing your car’s shock absorbers? Is there a prescribed mileage or time required for those? Replace your car’s shocks as needed You might not be …
Rescuing a car from the snow after spinning it off a winter road

What Should You Do if Your Car Starts Spinning on Snow or Ice?

As winter approaches, more and more cars are going to start encountering snow- and ice-covered roads. Some drivers may think that having an all-wheel-drive vehicle makes them immune to winter driving hazards. Inevitably, though, someone who hasn’t done the necessary prep-work will find their car spinning out in a spray of snow. As nerve-wracking as …
A "Route 66" sign is painted on the asphalt near Amboy in the Mojave Desert in California

Is There Somewhere In the U.S. Without a Speed Limit?

The U.S. is a vast place known for its lack of regulation, few consistent laws state by state, and a love of overpowered and oversized cars, trucks, and SUVs. It’s hard to believe that we would have such tightly regulated speed limits with all that in mind. The cow-folk out west have done their best …
An officer and a handheld radar gun

Can You Get a Ticket For Driving Too Slow?

Everyone that is currently able to drive knows all too well that you can get pulled over for exceeding the limit, in fact, most of us have probably gotten tickets for doing so. But driving slower than the speed limit is a common occurrence as well. But can you get a ticket for driving too …
Ryan Horan stands admiring the scenery of the Angeles Crest Highway as we admire our new Lotus Evora | Gabrielle R DeSantis

Becoming a Car Enthusiast Isn’t as Hard as you Think

The world of cars is vast and full of history and heritage. When you start getting into the weeds, the amount of information there is about cars can be pretty overwhelming. From understanding each brand’s history to the mechanics, and even modifications, each car can be different, and that’s a lot of information to absorb. …

Does Lowering Your Car Make it Faster?

How many times have you pulled up next to a lowered Honda Civic at a stoplight and marveled at the fact that it’s sitting two inches off the ground and wondered why anyone even do that to their car? Lowering your car can make it look better and even handle better when done properly. But …

Here are 5 Cars That Can Last At Least 300,000 Miles

Buying a reliable car is one thing, but keeping that car for years and driving it for hundreds of thousands of miles is another. It’s always amazing to see how long certain cars can last, so a Youtube channel called “CarsThatLast” recently put together a list of their “Top 5 Small Cars That Last 300,000 …
A mechanic bleeds a motorcycle's brakes

Are Motorcycle Brakes as Easy To Bleed as Car Brakes?

Some aspects of car and motorcycle maintenance differ noticeably between the two vehicles. A car, for example, doesn’t have to worry about chain lubrication. However, both bikes and cars need their engine oil changed. If your bike is water-cooled, it needs a coolant flush, just like a car. And both motorcycles and cars have brakes, …