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Many newer cars today are equipped with timing chains instead of belts. Here is how often they need replacing.

America is pushing for EVs. However, her citizens, some of them at least, aren't quite there yet. To be clear, I'm not talking about those in densely populated urban areas. No, I'm talking about the rest of America. In fact, I see a growing trend, not just in the industry, but those in my immediate circle who are ready to make the EV switch. They aren't worried about range anxiety or charging. They want to take advantage of tax incentives as well as do the right thing for the planet.

There are some V6 engines currently in the market. Here are five of the best ones.

If you wish you had purchased a new fifth-gen ZL1 Camaro, here's your chance. This one is currently bid to $30,000 with only 2,600 miles on the ticker.

I'm sure you've heard the story by now. Possibly from me. The market for new cars is absurd right now. The pandemic and the (likely temporary) easing of restrictions means that buyers who were sat at home over the last year finally have the excuse they need for some new metal in the driveway. Moreover, the pandemic sent a cataclysmic ripple through the supply chain, hitting everything from electronics to the auto market. As a result, supply is tight and demand is high. Obviously, that equals scarcity. However, these models are selling far faster than others.

Honey, I shrunk the EV. Rather, the Mini Strip shrunk the EV to show what the BMW-owned brand is capable of in the realm of sustainability. It's no secret automakers are looking to make that transition to EVs, and recent infrastructure plans from the White House further legitimize that change. Moreover, the whole thing has been handled in a very typically Mini way, with plenty of distinctive style. In order to do that, the brand hired designer Paul Smith to help out.

This spectacular Tesla fire has been widely publicized and assumed to be battery-related. It wasn't. Instead, it was a combination of many other factors.

Not all of the world’s richest celebrities are dropping upwards of six figures on their cars. In fact, according to U.S. News & World Report, many of the world’s most famous celebrities have driven some pretty cheap cars.

Scion's FR-S is considered underpowered from the factory, but thankfully you can take a few steps to rectify that.

16 years after its successor, the RSX, ended production, the Acura Integra is returning. Here's what we know so far about the new Integra, which comes back in spring 2022.

If you're looking for cheap, reliable fun, here are five Japanese sports cars for under $10,000.

Rumors are flying around Chevy developing a Corvette SUV. We've got more info about what it will be, and when it will debut.

One Biden executive order, the "Buy American" order, is often overlooked and misunderstood, but it may significantly impact car sales and production in the United States. Learn more about how this "Buy American" plan differs from Trump's, Biden's visit to a truck manufacturer, and when this plan will roll out below.

Key fobs aren’t cheap, but the most expensive key fobs may shock you with their cost. While no one wants to lose their keys, losing one of these is pricey.

A lot of work goes into getting supercars and classic cars to far-away events like the Pebble Beach Concours D’elegance and Monterey Car Week. That's where Robin Grove and CARS comes in.

Chevy teamed up with Guy Fieri to create an apple pie hot dog. In theory, those two flavors shouldn't go together, but neither does Fieri and Chevy, so why'd they make this?

Is 5,000 hp too much? Probably. But as technology and capabilities progress, so too will our desire for more, more, more.

The new Lamborghini Countach has been leaked and partially revealed by Lamborghini, but which parts of the classic supercar are coming back? The wedge shape and the front end look familiar.

It's important to have a good credit score when applying for a car loan. But what is the minimum score needed for a used car loan?

In Brazil, Toyota accepts payment for a Toyota Tacoma or Toyota Hilux in soybeans and corn. The official program is called Toyota Barter and is only available in nine Brazilian states.