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Generally, statistics show urban roads are safer for drivers and passengers, but cyclists and pedestrians are in more danger in town.

I'm all about inclusivity, but all this gray pride is really making me question what type of country the U.S. is becoming.

A 500 HP engine won a world war long before it hit the modern track. Trace the engineering lineage from the Sherman tank to the Mustang.

While some of them are now owned by foreign companies, iconic American semi trucks like Kenworth, Peterbilt, Freightliner, and Mack are still built in the U.S.

The DIN standard offered one size for a car stereo, making it easy to swap in a new one and not tempting automakers into fields they hadn't mastered.

Given the average new and used car payment, and a month's worth of gas or electricity, gas prices would need to rise to $5.43 for EVs to make sense.

You don't think of a Vespa competing on a race track like its Italian counterparts, Ducati and Ferrari, but the scooter did have a stint of tearing up rubber.

Vintage vans that secretly want to be cartoon starts include the DKW Schnellaster, the Mazda Bongo Gen 1, and the Renault Estafette.

Think a sealed transmission can't be serviced? They can, and should. Learn how mechanics check, drain, and refill transmission fluid without a dipstick.

To celebrate the Fourth of July, here's a cheap, V8-powered Ford Mustang doing burnouts. Thanks for 250 years, America.