Forget blasting down B-roads in a sports car - try some low speed green laning instead

Just like your nan used to drive, except cooler, noisier and more terrifying

In 1904, Henry Ford took the Ford 999 race car to 91.37mph on the frozen surface of Lake St. Clair, north-east of Detroit.

Since horsepower's clarification as a term by James Watt, engine makers have been fiddling with how to refer to it, seeking advantages in selling.

You use a spark plug thread chaser when you need to carefully clean out the cylinder head's threads before you install fresh new plugs.

While a car's oil pan is designed to last for the life of the vehicle, you may need to replace yours after 8 to 9 years, due to damage, rust, or leaks.

It's illegal to use E15 in lawnmowers, motorcycles, boats, and heavy-duty vehicles. And you may want to think twice before using it in your car.

You can eliminate the compensator on a Harley-Davidson motorcycle, but you can't eliminate the pulses. The result is premature component wear.

The automotive magazine found the roadgoing version of Ford's Le Mans winner, the GT40 Mk II, to be shoddily made in many ways.

You should inspect your tires at least once a month. You can inspect them by checking for damage and wear and using gauges to measure pressure and depth.

The difference between a 2000s kart and a 2026 kart is quite minimal, for example, but the gap between the 1950s and the 1970s is stark and dramatic.

Oldsmobile almost stood above every other muscle car brand with a 32-valve 455 V8, which could have been the most powerful muscle car engine of the early 1970s.

Design, cost of parts, and cost of labor all contribute to the higher cost of owning and maintaining luxury cars, especially those from Porsche.

Automakers adopted rack-and-pinion steering because it was cheaper, simpler, and offered better driving feel than alternatives.

Before removing the badges from your car, you should know that it takes patience, but it's legal to do so as long as you don't touch the VIN.