The open road is still America’s greatest adventure. From coastal bluffs and high mountain passes to sun-drenched deserts and hidden lake shores, these are the 15 most scenic, must-drive routes in the country. 1. Pacific Coast Highway: California There’s no road more romantic or cinematic than California’s Pacific Coast Highway (PCH), officially State Route 1. … Read more
Big odometers don’t scare true road warriors. From a Kansas courier’s Hyundai that flashed 1,000,000 miles after just five years to Volvo’s legendary 3.25-million-mile P1800, these 17 iron-horses prove that meticulous maintenance and a steady highway diet can carry any car or truck into seven-figure territory. 1. 2007 Nissan Frontier – 1,000,000 miles Chicago-area delivery driver … Read more
Some engines are built to run. Others are built to prove a point. These mechanical marvels pushed the limits of engineering, performance, and sometimes, common sense. From 16 cylinders to turbo-mad science, here are the most complicated engines ever dropped into a car… because simple just wouldn’t cut it. 1. Chevrolet LT5 (1990-1995) The 1990-1995 … Read more
The manual transmission is dying (at least here in the US). With fewer and fewer people learning the art of slipping a clutch and dowshifting, auto makers have stopped producing them (even the Corvette fell off the list a few years ago). Below are the few and the proud holdouts, grab one before the accountants … Read more
Owning a car means being ready when things go sideways. Mastering a handful of simple fixes can save you time, money, and a ton of stress on the road. Here are 15 essential DIY skills that you really ought to know. 1. Check and Fill Your Engine Oil Knowing how to check oil levels and … Read more
Father’s Day is coming up fast, and if your dad’s idea of a perfect day includes the roar of a V8 and the smell of motor oil, you’re in luck. This year, skip the predictable tie or mug—treat him to something that fuels his passion for all things automotive. We’ve rounded up 17 unique, unexpected, … Read more
Here are 15 engines that made enthusiasts everywhere wince—and for good reason. Strap in for rattles, leaks, and design blunders that turned dreams of reliability into nightmares on wheels. 1. Pontiac 2.5L “Iron Duke” Inline‑4 Introduced in 1977 and soldiering on until 1994, the 2.5L “Iron Duke” was meant as GM’s answer to economy and … Read more
With its powerful 455 HO engine, the Trans Am defied the decline of muscle cars, offering enthusiasts a final taste of raw, unfiltered power. Despite production challenges and a shifting automotive landscape, the SD-455’s unique engineering and exhilarating performance left an indelible mark, solidifying its status as one of the greatest muscle cars ever produced. … Read more
7 Best Engines of the Muscle Car Era 1. Chevrolet 427 Big Block (L88) Specifications: Highlights:The L88 was a monster under the hood of the Corvette and Camaro. It was designed for racing, featuring high-flow aluminum cylinder heads, an aggressive camshaft, and a high-compression ratio .It was notorious for its raw power and was a … Read more
Today we are going to be taking a look at twenty things that used to be in cars and trucks that have gone the way of the dodo (or Edsel). Let’s get straight to it! 1. Manual Crank Windows (Endangered) Remember the good old days when you had to crank a handle to roll down … Read more