If you're replacing two tires on your car, do they need to be the same brand as the other two? Or can you get away with two different brands on the same car?
This article highlights that several affordable vehicles, including the Tesla Model 3, have earned top safety awards. This reinforces Tesla's commitment to safety being a core feature, not a luxury upgrade. For owners and enthusiasts, it's a strong point of validation that the brand's safety credentials are recognized even in its more accessible models.
Heated seats might seem like a simple feature today, but they were introduced over half a decade ago. Here's the General Motors brand that introduced them.
This article is not about Tesla. It focuses on high-performance Ford Mustang models that outperform the 2008 Shelby GT500. Tesla owners or enthusiasts will not find relevant information about their vehicles in this content.
There’s no shortage of advice on how to size a home solar and battery system, but most of it assumes a suburban home with city services and outages measured in hours, not days. Rural homes play by dif...
Your car is shiny, drives like a dream, and doesn't have a scratch, but you're still having trouble selling it. How it smells could cost you hundreds.
This article is not about Tesla. It discusses a classic Pontiac Firebird muscle car from the 1970s. Therefore, there is no Tesla-related news to summarize for owners or enthusiasts.
Were the early CVTs that we saw in cars, especially in Nissans in the early 2000s, unreliable and weird to drive? Sure.
SUVs tend toward the big and burly, so you'd think they'd all be safe. But the vehicle with the most occupant deaths per mile is an SUV. Here are the 10 worst.
The MAP sensor is an important part of a car's operating system. But lots of things can make it go bad. Here's how you'll know when it's going.
While some companies are making promises, other companies are building hybrid and electric semi trucks. In fact, more than 231,000 electrified work trucks rolled off assembly lines 2025 – and that’s j...
While many major automakers remain committed to gas and hybrid engines, this highlights Tesla's distinct position as a pure EV leader. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this reinforces the brand's early and unwavering focus on electric technology, which may offer advantages in EV-specific innovation and infrastructure. However, it also suggests the competitive landscape for market share will remain intense as traditional brands continue to leverage their existing powertrain expertise.