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Wheel alignment — the orientation of the tires relative to each other and to the road surface — affects tire wear, fuel economy, handling stability, and steering feel simultaneously. A car with incorrect alignment is a car that is consuming tires unevenly, potentially using more …
The Mustang Dark Horse represents Ford’s attempt to produce a track-focused Mustang that is analytically justifiable rather than simply powerful in …
Transmission fluid is the most commonly deferred fluid service on the average car, and the consequences of indefinitely deferred service are among the …
Three engineers at Lamborghini — Gian Paolo Dallara, Paolo Stanzani, and Bob Wallace — built the Miura’s chassis on their own time, without official …
The Land Rover Defender V8 answers a question that nobody strictly needed to ask: what happens when you put a supercharged 5.0-liter V8 producing 518 …
The cooling system is among the most neglected maintenance areas on the typical family car, which is why coolant-related failures account for a …
The Toyota GR86 costs $32,000 in base form and provides a quality of driving engagement that cars costing three times as much work hard to replicate. …
The case against the current Porsche 911 GT3 is that it is too good. The controls are too precise, the chassis too composed, the engine too willing — …
The Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray is the first Corvette to use all-wheel drive and the first to use a hybrid powertrain, two statements that would have …
The doors open upward because they had no choice. The 300 SL’s tubular space frame — the structure that gave the car its extraordinary …