GMC Offered Plaid Valve Covers as a Factory Option in 1963
If you want to dress up an engine, valve covers are a solid place to start. Too bad the options usually begin and end with chrome. Sixty years ago, GMC tried something very different. For
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Tuning the Bugatti Tourbillon’s V16 Exhaust Sound Took a Lot of Work. It Was Worth It
A naturally aspirated V16 that revs to 9,000 rpm is a great starting point, but Bugatti didn’t leave anything to chance. As explained in a video from the automaker, its engineers spent thousands of hours
The Consequences Of Low Engine Oil From Mild To Severe
If the engine oil level gets too low, you’re in trouble, but you probably know that already. What you may not know is how quickly your engine can seize up.
What The BCI Group Size Number On Your Car Battery Means
That number on your vehicle’s battery signals four key facts about it. Ignore it at your peril – batteries are less interchangeable than you may think.
This IIHS Top Safety Pick Winner May Also Cost The Most To Insure
This hyper-popular sedan has earned five Top Safety Pick awards from IIHS since 2020, but its insurance is still almost double the national average.
Caltrans Announces ‘Games Route Network’ Improvement Project To Turn Existing Lanes Into Permit-Only Lanes For Olympic Athletes, Staff, Organizers
They’re not making extra lanes. They are taking existing lanes and restricting public use of those lanes.
2027 BMW X5 To Make Italian Debut At Turin Motor Show
It’s safe to say that auto shows aren’t what they used to be. There was a time when a major international motor show was one of the most important dates on an automaker’s calendar. New
Here Are All the New BMWs Likely To Land in 2027
BMW plans more than 40 new or updated models by the end of 2029, and a good chunk of that avalanche lands in a single calendar year: a facelifted 5 Series, a new-generation electric X1,
The BMW Z4 Has The Least Problematic Seats: Study
The BMW Z4 may already be resting in the car graveyard, but the roadster still has something to brag about. According to the latest J.D. Power U.S. Seat Quality and Satisfaction Study, the sporty convertible
Let’s Hope This 1JZ-Powered Toyota Crown Hearse Has Tie-Downs for the Casket Because I Want the Driver to Whip It Into the Graveside
We all have to take that last ride eventually, but what if a Cadillac or Lincoln isn’t your style? For practical reasons, the choice of hearse can’t always reflect a person’s car preferences in life,