While more and more European car companies are embracing a fully electric future, BMW still knows the fun that can come from a straight-six engine with a couple hundred horses under the hood. Introducing the M4 CS—the brand new M4 for 2025. It is lighter...
Earlier this year, Jaguar made the bold decision to only create cars that run on a completely electric platform. Though many import and European car companies are headed in that same direction, Jaguar has decided to do something a bit unusual in the process. Even...
In the beginning of April, Alfa Romeo released some exciting news about their first all-electric vehicle, which they called the Milano. Though also available as a hybrid, this subcompact is Alfa’s first official foray into the world of fully electric vehicles. The Italian government, however,...
Porsche announced back in 2022 their plan to make 80% of new Porsches “with an all-electric drive” by 2030. For a car company where the sound is an essential appeal of the whole package, a nearly silent EV seems like a step in the wrong...
BMW is one of those car companies that has a little bit of everything for everyone. No matter if you want style, space, comfort or speed—or all of the above—you know that the quality German engineering is going to give you something great. What the...
There are few cars that are quite as iconic as the style of the original Mini. It’s an tiny box of a car that almost impossibly holds 4 people. It has stupendous gas mileage, was produced for over a 40 years, became an icon of...
Leaded gasoline was a staple in the US and all over the world for decades. We have long known that lead is bad for our health and the environment, but somehow lead—more specifically tetraethyl lead or (TEL) wasn’t officially phased out of use for fuel...
It can be hard to be an American and see all of the hatchback and station wagon options that are available from our favorite European car brands, which simply aren’t available in the US. Americans have fully embraced the crossover, SUV and mini van body...
If there’s one thing that car manufacturers like to do, it’s to make sure their cars can go fast. And in the era after WWII when jets and their turbines were the new and exciting prospects in the world of speed, it only made sense...
It has become apparent over the years that car companies aren’t interested in selling their cars with manual transmissions. Public demand has waned, so many models aren’t even available with a manual option, despite those purists who know the joy and connection of taking a...
If you want to diagnose your car’s problems on the side of the road, there’s a few things you can easily check. How does your fuel gauge look? No gas or a depleted battery will stop your car dead. Any other unusual lights on? Use your owner’s manual to troubleshoot your car’s warning lights. Remember that there are usually two different levels of a check engine light. If it is the more serious level—usually the light will be blinking—don’t try to drive the car or you may cause more damage. Call a mechanic for car diagnostics.
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