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  • What The ‘E’ On A Manual Gear Shift Means (And When To Use It)
    For anyone who has driven an early ’80s Volkswagen, you may have seen the letter E sitting on the shifter and wondered what it’s designed to do.
  • Metallica Skid Steer: Where Heavy Metal Meets Heavy Equipment
    If you’re a rock star, it’s pretty much obligatory to amass a collection of exotic cars, or maybe even a private jet. Metallica frontman James Hetfield went for something a little more practical. In need of equipment to maintain his California ranch, Hetfield…
  • Are Kia And Hyundai’s Engines The Same?
    Hyundai and Kia have a lot in common across the brands’ respective crossover, sedan, and EV lineup. That commonality extends to many of the engine families.
  • Ferrari Built This One-Off, $1 Million Pace Car in the ’80s. It Just Resurfaced
    Pace cars are typically production models with nifty liveries, but in the 1980s and 1990s, PPG commissioned a series of wild one-offs to serve as pace cars for what was then known as the CART Indy Car World Series….
  • Take the Ultimate JDM Road Trip in This 2001 Toyota Global King Camper
    Campers come in all shapes and sizes, from obviously DIY to meticulously finished. And like so many other things, Japan has a unique take on the concept. One of the country’s under-appreciated exports is cab-over…
  • What’s The Difference Between A Plymouth Barracuda And A ‘Cuda?
    The Barracuda and ‘Cuda names are often used interchangeably, but there’s a big difference between the two, and they are not to be be confused.
  • This Microfiber Towel Mistake Could Ruin Your Ceramic Coating
    If you go to the trouble of applying a ceramic coating to your prized ride, be sure to avoid this mistake when using microfiber towels.
  • Driving a 43-HP Geo Metro From NY to LA Takes a While. It’s Worth It
    What’s your idea of the perfect car for a cross-country road trip? Is it a comfortable cruiser that will make all those miles seem less arduous, or is to something fast that will make things more exciting, particularly in the middle of the…
  • 11 Of The Most Powerful Pony Cars Ever To Leave The Factory
    The first Mustang created the pony car segment, but pony cars have come a long way since then, and these are some of the most powerful ever built.
  • How Much Would It Cost To Buy A New Corvette In 2007 Vs. 2027?
    Given how expensive cars have become lately, you may be surprised at what the price tag of a new 2007 C6 Corvette looks like in 2027 dollars.
  • Why It’s Hard To Pin Down What Kinds Of Cars Actually Qualify As ‘Exotics’
    Not every sports car is a supercar, and not every supercar is an exotic. Here’s why the latter phrase causes so much disagreement among car fanatics.
  • BMW i3 UK Debut Brings Neue Look At The Radical Electric Sedan
    We interrupt your lazy Sunday scrolling with a fresh batch of BMW i3 photos. The electric 3 Series has made its UK media-launch debut, giving us another chance to admire Munich’s radical new sedan. This particular i3 50 xDrive wears M Le Castellet Blue, a fresh addition to the company’s…
  • 7 Naturally Aspirated 4-Cylinder Engines That Pump Out V6 And Even V8 Power
    These naturally aspirated four-bangers can rival V6 and even V8 power. No turbos, no superchargers, just four cylinders revving hard like they’re supposed to.
  • Could The Original Jaguar E-Type Really Do 150 MPH?
    Jaguar promised the E-Type could hit 150 mph in 1961, but did it really reach that speed in the real world? Period road tests suggest a more complicated story.
  • Why You Might Need To Use Neutral On An Automatic Transmission
    When it comes to driving a car with an automatic transmission, there are very few scenarios where you would need to shift into neutral.
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