Category: Cars
Why Ford Says New Mustang GTD Owners Shouldn’t Drive Their Cars For 30 Days
The Ford Mustang GTD is unquestionably the halo performance car in Ford’s lineup right now. It has the same basic shape as a Mustang, but under its skin, it’s much more like a supercar than your standard-issue Mustang. Taking ownership of one of these 800-horsepower, exotic Mustangs is not an easy process…. Check out the…
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Some Retailers Could Refuse To Install Your Tires For This One Reason
There are a lot of options when it comes time to install new tires on a vehicle. Some car owners prefer the easy route, dropping the car off at a full-service tire shop that sells and installs them as part of a package. Others prefer to take matters into their own hands, purchasing the tires…
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4 Used Genesis SUVs That Offer The Most Affordable Luxury In 2026
There’s a “standing joke” in the luxury car world: if you want to drive something that looks like a Bentley and costs you less than a Bentley, buy a Genesis. In the past few years, Genesis has quietly built one of the most compelling used-car cases in the entire luxury segment — and its SUV…
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Why Do Some 4-Cylinder Engines Have Eight Spark Plugs?
When you think of four-cylinder engines, chances are, you’re thinking of a system where each cylinder uses a single spark plug to ignite the fuel. This would seem to make sense; why go through the complexities of engineering a second spark into the equation when one seems to be enough? It’s true that most piston…
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Why Do People Fill Engine Blocks With Concrete?
If you see someone pouring concrete into their engine block, it’s not what it looks like. No, they’re not trying to destroy it — with high-performance engines, pouring in concrete can actually do it some good. It sounds counter-intuitive (if not catastrophic), but it’s a way to reinforce the engine’s structure to handle more intense…
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Thinking Of Converting A Shipping Container Into A Garage? Here’s What To Know First
Shipping containers are a necessary component of nearly every cargo vessel that crosses the Atlantic. But while they’re built to hold a wide variety of goods, supplies, and a lot more, some people also use them for personal storage. If you’re one of these people and you’re thinking about converting a shipping container into a…
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5 Ways You Can Save Money On Gas As Prices Rise At The Pump
The days of not needing to factor gas into your budget are over. Across the country, drivers are watching the numbers trickle higher and higher as global events, supply chain complexities, and seasonal demand push fuel prices to uncomfortable and extreme levels. Driving is often a necessity, from commuting to work to taking children to…
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12 Vintage Cars That Are Ridiculously Overpowered
For those who think that the groovy 60s were a period of excess in the automotive world, allow us to introduce the roaring 20s. Readers are requested to remember that cars were a lot less mainstream then they were in the later half of the 20th century, and only the truly rich could afford them…
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Do You Need To Drain Old Coolant Before Adding More To Your Car?
Every car will appreciate regular servicing and maintenance, even if it doesn’t use an internal combustion engine. Even EVs need maintenance from time to time, although that service may need to happen less often than it does for their combustion counterparts. If you own a car, you’re likely aware that an annual service also includes…
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Why Drivers Give These Michelin All-Season Tires A Shockingly Low Rating
All-season tires are meant to be driven year-round, so you’d expect them to last several seasons, especially on a commuter car that racks up miles. However, Michelin’s Primacy All-Season tires are not lasting as long as expected — not even close — causing a lot of backlash from drivers. “These tires lose tread quickly and…
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