The Jeep Cherokee Is Back
After a brief hiatus, Jeep’s mid-size off-roader returns for the 2026 model year. Update: This story has been updated with new photos of the Jeep Cherokee, including an image of…
Ford Recalls Another One Million Vehicles
It all stems from an issue with the backup camera. Another week, another massive Ford recall. This time, the company is recalling just over one million vehicles in the United…
Brake Dust Is a Problem. Brembo Has a Solution
Brembo tells us how its Greentell rotors use a special laser coating to significantly reduce harmful dust. Picture the way brake dust turns your shiny silver wheels into a dull,…
Sheesh: Someone Paid $1 Million for an NSX-R
At this past weekend’s Broad Arrow Concorso d’Eleganza Villa D’Este auction, a rare 2003 Honda NSX-R sold for €934,375. If there was any lingering doubt that the original Honda NSX…
This BMW X5 Shows Why Mechanics Hate SUVs
This video on the M539 Restorations channel shows how tough it can be to break down an oil leak on an SUV packed to the gills with a complex V-8.…
Yes, You Should Use Fuel Detergent. Your Engine Will Thank you
Even with high-quality fuels, your engine could still suffer wear thanks to carbon deposits. A canister of detergent can fix that. If you’re the type of person who cares about…
Listen to This 10-Liter V-8 Rev to the Moon on a Dyno
Turbo engines are great and all, but nothing beats a huge, naturally aspirated V-8. Huge, big-block V-8 are usually reserved for drag racing. Anywhere else, they’re overkill. One pro drifter…
Someone Save This Alfa Romeo Montreal Barn Find
This beautiful 1972 Montreal is tucked away in a garage, looking for a new home. When it comes to 1970s Italian sports cars, the Lamborghini Miura and Ferrari Dino get…
PERI concrete and engineering solutions used to construct world’s largest telescope
The cool, dry, and cloud-free Atacama Desert in Chile offers the ideal conditions for astronomical observations and is already home to several telescopes. It's not surprising that the world's largest…
This City Added Speed Cameras. Now, They’re Issuing 30,000 Tickets a Month
San Francisco now issues more than 1000 tickets per day—and half its cameras aren’t even working yet. Last year, San Francisco’s Municipal Transportation Agency (MTA) voted to install 33 cameras…