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Before synchronized gearboxes took over, some cars let you choose your next gear in advance with a small lever. It's a concept that's making a comeback.

It's harder to think of stranger bedfellows in the automotive industry than Mercedes-Benz and BMW, but that might be exactly what is to come.

Lane filtering on a motorcycle is legal in some U.S. states. But which ones? And is lane filtering safer than making motorcyclists stay in traffic?

If you've ever noticed that your car's bumper looks like it's a slightly different color from the rest of the body, you don't need to rush to the eye doctor.

Manufacturer recommendations for differential service vary wildly, so it's important to understand the factors that affect how often you should swap it out.

While some car paint jobs can look like a work of art, today, vintage automotive overspray is used to create actual art. Here's a look at the gem-like fordite.

Cars and airplanes may not seem a natural mix, but during World War II Ford built a huge factory to make bombers. In the process, it spawned a pop-culture icon.

Using a garage for its intended purpose would, in itself, give 68% of homeowners easy access to a charging outlet with no other changes required.

A heat gun, hair dryer, or solvents like Goo Gone, WD-40, or rubbing alcohol will soften bumper sticker residue without damaging the paint or clear coat.

The six stars that make up Subaru's logo are sleek and eye-catching, but these badges are about more than just looks, they tell the story of a company.

Cadillac chose "V" for its performance division because it was a qunique, elegant letter that wasn't already claimed by other manufacturers

The WRX acronym was first used as the name of a performance-oriented variant of the Subaru Impreza, but what do those three letter actually stand for?

While initially available only in LA, Seattle, Houston, and Dallas, it plans to expand availability to include all 45 Hertz Car Sales locations in the U.S.

Just because it's cheaper at Costco, it doesn't mean you should buy it there. But is there ever a good reason to go with the retailer's cheap wheels?

Advanced driver-assistance systems have come a long way in the last few years, but one thing didn't change: Subaru's EyeSight is still one of the best.

The special edition looks like a warm hatch but retains the standard 2.0-liter engine under the hood