These Subaru Models Are Built In America, Not Japan
Even though Subaru is a Japanese company, many models are built in the United States.
Day: October 25, 2026
How Long Should You Let Your Car Idle After A Jump Start?
Is it ok to remove the leads right after the car starts or should you wait?
Why Microfiber Towels Should Be Thrown Out After Hitting The Ground
Microfiber towels are a must have for any serious car care enthusiast, but if you drop one on the ground, you shouldn’t be keeping it around.
This Popular Car Accessory Has A Bigger Impact On MPG Than You Think
There’s one accessory often found of thousands of vehicles that can reduce your overall fuel economy.
IIHS Put a Bunch of Crossovers Through Its Updated Crash Test. Only One Was ‘Good’
In contrast with the federal government’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, which is restricted by limited budgets and standards determined by the legislative process, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety puts the money and data
Someone Put 470,000 Miles on a Chevy Bolt EV. Here’s How It’s Holding Up
A common misconception about electric cars is that their batteries don’t last long enough. While there have been some high-profile battery recalls for cars such as the Chevrolet Bolt EV, those have been largely be
This Hot Rod Ford Sat for 10 Years. A Lawnmower Carburetor Got the V8 Running Again
All it takes to sideline a project car is one critical part. And once that car is parked, life happens, and it can be a very long time before it moves under its own power
Listen to the OG Honda Ridgeline’s Lead Designer Drop Some Crazy Lore
When the first-generation Honda Ridgeline arrived in 2005 (as a 2006 model), it was a head-scratcher. Honda blasphemed against truck orthodoxy by making the Ridgeline unibody instead of body-on-frame, and proudly showed that off by
Why Pickup Trucks Are Traditionally Chosen Over SUVs For Big Towing Jobs
Big SUVs look tough enough to pull just about anything, yet pickups are still the default choice for big towing jobs. Here’s what really gives them the edge.
Public Beaches In Texas Are Also Highways, And You Can Actually Drive On Them
Texans so enjoy their access to beaches that they coded public access into state law in 1959 with the Open Beaches Act.