The Ramcharger's Unusual Electric Setup Makes More Sense Than You'd Think: Here's Why
While the rest of the auto industry rushes to deliver all-electric trucks, Ram's new Ramcharger takes an off-kilter approach that might just win it the segment.
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How Reliable Are Ford's EcoBoost Engines?
For over a decade, Ford has equipped many of its vehicles with an EcoBoost engine, but that does not necessarily make them all equal in quality or reliability. -
Polestar Is Giving Curious EV Skeptics An Unusual Get-Out Clause
EVs have certain compromises compared to gas vehicles, which is why Polestar has included a new clause in leasing offers for those with second thoughts. -
Why PHEVs Could Be The Smartest Car Choice You're Not Making
In the race to electrification, have automakers been too quick to write off the value of a gas engine you don't use on every trip? -
Honda's VTEC Vs. Toyota's VVT-I : What's The Difference?
Toyota's VVT-i stands for "Variable Valve-Timing-intelligent" and first debuted in 1995 while Honda's VTEC arrived in 1989. -
How Ken Mattingly Helped Save The Imperiled Crew Of Apollo 13
Originally replaced due to a Rubella scare, the late Ken Mattingly helped save the lives of the three astronauts on the infamous Apollo 13 mission. -
Can Car Doors Actually Stop Bullets? Elon Musk Weighs In On The Common Movie Trope
In the movies when people hide behind car doors, are they any safer from bullets? It depends on the car, and Elon Musk has some things to say about that. -
Are Most Electric Car Makers Ignoring A Number More Important Than Range?
While consumers may worry about range and price as they weigh the impact of an electric vehicle, there's another key metric that most automakers have ignored. -
There's A New RAM Midsize Truck Coming: Here's What We Know
Rumors are swirling that Stellantis (formally Chrysler) has struck a deal with the United Autoworkers Union (UAW) to begin production of a new mid-size truck. -
Why Chrysler Ultimately Killed Off Its Iconic Plymouth Brand
Despite being a big part of American auto history and basically inventing the minivan, Chrysler eventually ended the Plymouth brand in the early 2000s. -
Why Subaru's 1985 XT Was Actually Better Than You Remember
Among some of the more daring vehicle designs from Subaru over the years, the 1985 Subaru XT had the craziest interior and exterior designs ever made. -
14 And 16-Inch MacBook Pros Are The First To Get Apple's New M3 Chips
At Apple's "Scary Fast" Halloween-themed event, the company announced the new M3 line of chips. The first products to use them will be brand-new MacBook Pros. -
The Reason Why Subaru Discontinued The Tribeca SUV
Not every Subaru can be a smash hit like the Outback or WRX. One such lesser celebrated vehicle is the Tribeca. -
Have The Need For Classic Speed? Check Out This Factory Five Hot Rod Kit Car
Building your own auto from scratch might seem daunting, but car kits can make it significantly easier, like this awesome hot rod kit from Factory Five. -
Why The BMW 3.0 CSL Was A Lot Cooler Than You Remember
The BMW 3.0 CSL of the '70s was a groundbreaking vehicle in multiple ways, so much so that its design continues to echo into BMW cars today. -
The Little Electric Nissan We Wish Was Sold In America
Nissan has debuted an impressive new compact electric vehicle with very attractive price point. We just wish that you could buy it in North America. -
6 Underrated Horror Movie Cars That Deserve The Spotlight
While horror movies usually consist of blood and terror, there were also some underrated cars that should get the spotlight as they usually set the stage. -
Here's Why The 1985 Toyota Hilux Isn't As Cool As You Remember
You might remember the 1985 Toyota Hilux from the movie "Back to the Future," but the truck in real life may not be as cool as you remember from the movie. -
Apple TV+ Gets A Price Hike, Along With Apple One, Arcade, And News+
Apple TV+ is increasing its subscription costs, including for Apple One, Arcade, and News+, in 30 days, while new subscribers will see the changes right away. -
Why Toyota Killed Off And Then Revived The Venza
Some Toyota models, like the Supra, are discontinued only to come back years later. But why did Toyota kill off the Venza only to bring it back six years later? -
Here's Why The Toyota FJ Cruiser Became A Collectible Cult Classic
Harkening back to retro styling during a time where that wasn't as popular, the Toyota FJ Cruiser was an SUV built with old-school design - flaws and all. -
Is It Actually Cheaper To Change Your Car's Oil Yourself?
Changing your vehicle's oil is vital to ensure it's running smoothly, but is it cheaper to change your oil yourself, or is it better to go to a mechanic? -
The MGM-140 ATACMS Demystified: Understanding Its Price And Capabilities
The MGM-ATAMCS or Army Tactical Missile Systems are a surface-to-surface missile system headed to Ukraine. Here's everything we know about them. -
The Honda Civic Hybrid Is Coming In 2024, But You Won't Have To Plug It In
Honda is making swift changes to their lineup, and the next big reveal is the 2024 Honda Civic Hybrid. The cool part? You won't have to plug it in. -
The Chrome Address Bar Just Added New Features You'll Use Every Day
Today, Google has added new features to the Chrome address bar on desktop and IOS and Android devices, including autocorrect, site suggestions, and more. -
How Fast Can You Actually Drive On A Spare Tire?
Given the size of a spare tire, it's safe to assume that it has fairly limited abilities compared to a full-size tire. -
The Magic Behind SawStop: How They Work (And Keep You Safe)
It may seem hard to comprehend that a table saw can detect your finger in the way, but SawStop does.
