In A Sea Of EVs, Driving This 1989 Mercedes W124 Was The Perfect Palate Cleanser
Modern cars may pack more power and more gadgets, but driving a restored '80s-era Mercedes shows how today's cars are lacking one thing: character
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Does (Pickup) Size Matter? Scion By Toyota Doesn't Think So
It's been 10 years since Toyota killed off its youth-minded Scion brand, but now the name is coming back on some interesting vehicles.
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2027 Chevy Silverado HD 8.3L Diesel Has All The Torque In The World, But You Don't Need It
The 2027 Chevrolet Silverado HD has two updated engines, and we tow with both of them at high elevations and with heavy loads.
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Updated Mercedes SL Brings Back Proper Benz Grand Tourer, Report Says
In response to owner concerns about the current SL range leaning too far into performance territory, Mercedes is bringing back a more relaxed version of the SL.
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Why You Should Clean Brake Dust Off Your Rims (And How To Do It Effectively)
Brake dust has a way of coating your rims no matter how you drive. Find out what it’s up to and the step-by-step method to remove it.
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Can The Right Spark Plugs Really Increase Engine Horsepower?
Upgrading spark plugs won’t turn your daily driver into a hot rod, but replacing worn-out plugs can bring a little extra pep back into your engine.
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The Reason Why EV Tires Are So Expensive
Electric vehicles save money at the gas pump, but their tires may cost more than you expect. EV tires also need to be replaced more frequently.
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Are Tires From Costco As Good As Ones You'd Buy Elsewhere?
Considering the low prices Costco manages to offer on its selection of tires, you may be wondering if they're as good as those bought from tire shops.
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How A Single Piece Of Plastic Turns Scion's Kei Truck Into A Toyota Or Daihatsu
Should kei truck fans get a shot at buying the Scion Kei-01, its badge-engineered lineage makes it a prime candidate for quick enthusiast upgrades.
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Your Car's D3 Gear Has A Purpose, And Here's What It Does
The D3 gear appears mainly on Honda and Acura vehicles with automatic transmissions. D is better for everyday driving, but D3 is useful in special situations.
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Can Directional Tires Be Rotated From One Side To The Other?
A V-shaped tire tread does more than look sporty. Learn what it means for rotations, wet-road grip, and staggered setups before your next shop visit.
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Chinese Competition May Cause EV Tariff Delays In The EU And UK
Stiff competition from Chinese automakers is setting up a delay in planned 10% tariffs on electric vehicles sold in the UK and European Union.
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Is It True That Turbo Engines Need Oil Changes More Often?
Forget what your oil life monitor is telling you. Here's when you should change the oil on your turbocharged engine
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Do You Really Need To Change Your Oil Every 5,000 Miles?
Some motor oils let you go farther between oil changes than others. How and where you drive your vehicle can have a significant effect as well.
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How Long Does It Take For Engine Oil To Go Bad When Your Car Isn't Driven?
Your car may be sitting, but the oil still degrades over time, even when you're not racking up the miles. Regular oil changes are still important.
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The 5 Worst Rebadges In Automotive History
Over the long history of the automotive industry, there have been many badge-engineered cars gone bad, but these five are our picks for the very worst.
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BMW Pays Tribute To Alex Zanardi With A Very Special M3
The racing icon and Paralympian died in May 2026, and this special BMW M3 commemorates what would have been his 60th birthday.
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What Do All The Flags Mean In Racing?
We know green means go, and checkered means the race is over. But there are many other flags, some of which even have different meanings in different series.
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