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Mr. Bendo, the other Muffler Men, and a variety of Paul Bunyanesque statues around the U.S. stem from a single fiberglass mold from the 1960s.

With an all-wheel-drive (AWD) vehicle, your options are limited. You can replace all four tires, or shave a new one to match the others.

Fuel consumption tells us how much fuel a car will burn, but fuel efficiency tells us how much of that fuel's energy will go to the wheels.

Although hybrids are often more efficient than gas-powered equivalents, the savings aren't always enough to cover the price difference.

Google and YouTube donated the bikes to LAFD, which will assist in fighting wildfires and other search and rescue operations that may include disaster relief.

A reworded version of Leno's Law is being proposed in California, in the hope of ensuring classic cars do not need smog checks.

Road & Track called the Byers SR-100 the world's most beautiful sports car, taking inspiration from the models of other European brands.

The main differences between Volkswagen's TSI and TFSI engines only come from their names and which models they're used in. TFSI is only in Audi cars.

Harley's first attempt at a two-cylinder engine used a design in which a retreating piston sucked a valve open. But it had flaws that needed fixing.

Soul legend James Brown owned both a Lincoln Continental Mark III and a Learjet, marking him among the most visibly successful celebrities of his era.