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Audi's new F1 drivetrain hasn't turned a single lap around a track, but over 400 engineers are already hard at work trying to improve it for future seasons.

Many car brand logos have hidden meanings. Audi, Hyundai, and Toyota represent company relations while Cadillac and Lamborghini reference their founders.

Harley-Davidson started using rubber-mounted engines in the 1980s with the FLT Tour Glide. They help eliminate vibrations, but some riders prefer solid mounts.

GM's Twin Six V12 engine weighed just under 1,500 pounds. It was primarily used for commercial vehicles, including large trucks and fire engines.

Ultimately, if you want a three-row crossover that gets the best gas mileage, a hybrid is the way to go.

Before rear window defrosters were standard equipment, many car owners used a stick-on plastic demister panel to keep their view clear.

The licensing agreement between GM and Allison Transmission is set to expire at the end of 2025, meaning GM will remove all Allison badging from its trucks.

Old Car City, located in White, Georgia, was once the world's largest car junkyard. Now, it's an open-air museum where visitors can walk among rusted relics.

Airbus has some serious work to do if the company is going to achieve its delivery target for 2025.

The best car lease deals for November include offers on the 2026 Honda Civic, the 2025 Subaru Outback, the 2025 Honda Prologue, and the 2025 Toyota Tacoma.

If you look closely, you'll notice that two nose designs tend to show up on modern passenger planes -- rounded and pointy. So who uses what and why?

Consumer Reports says Michelin makes the best all-weather tires, with impressive performance in snow traction and ice braking.

Spark plug fouling can be caused by dirty injectors or overly-rich fuel/air mixtures. Keeping up with maintenance and replacing plugs can help avoid fouling.

The Chevy 400 and Ford 400 small-blocks have multiple differences. Their bore-to-stroke ratios don't match, and Chevy's engine can output more horsepower.

Through decades of strategic expansion and innovation, Daimler has become a global powerhouse in heavy vehicle manufacturing. Here's how.

The revived KLE500 is an all-new design, and will be coming to the States as well as the rest of the world.