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Mitsubishi is holding cars at port until the tariffs can be clarified.

Aggressive driving, towing, or excess loads can all put strain on your transmission, but how do you know when things are getting dangerously hot?

Spéirling's success can be attributed to its proprietary 'Downforce-on-Demand' fan system that produces 4,400 pounds of downforce at the push of a button.

If you're swapping points to an HEI distributor to lower maintenance requirements, you’re good to go, but will you be able to feel a difference if you do?

Turbo engines are a different animal compared to the typical naturally aspirated cars, and because so, they require a different oil. Here's why.

Chevrolet's 305 small-block was created to assist with fuel efficiency in mind, which can affect power. However, this little V8 engine could do so much more.

While it might seem like a straightforward warning light to fix, seeing "Check Fuel Cap" on your dashboard could be a sign of something far more serious.

Unless you're buying an Amphicar, a used vehicle that's spent time in water is generally a terrible buy. Here's how to spot flood damage.

It's easy to forget about but washing the underside of your car or truck is every bit as important as washing the windows and sheet metal.

It feels like every year there's a rumor that Dodge is getting back into NASCAR, but what soured the American automaker on racing in the first place?

It's been 30 years since the McLaren F1 GTR triumphed in its debut outing at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, and now the company is headed back.

Sandeep likes cruising around LA in a manual drop top, but he is tired of BMWs and wants something with some decent horsepower, four seats and minimal gizmos.

Seeing this 30-year-old Hyundai subcompact made me smile, so maybe it'll make you smile, too.

Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman's "Long Way" series shouldn't just be required viewing for all motorcyclists, but all human beings.

Figuring out whether or not kei cars are legal in your state isn't quite as simple as looking up a list of states that ban them, but we've got you covered.

Williams driver Carlos Sainz could be the next to be slapped with a fine for foul language after an outburst during a press conference in Bahrain on Thursday.