Who Was John Deere? The Man Behind The World's Most Famous Tractors
John Deere is a household name, but once he was just a man. Who was the real John Deere, and how did he start the business that shares his name?
How To Change The Oil In Your Car Yourself: A Step-By-Step Guide - SlashGear
If you want to save money and avoid a trip to a mechanic, here's an expert step-by-step guide on how to change your vehicle's engine oil yourself.
What Are Catalytic Converters, And Why Is Nearly Every Car Required To Have One?
Most vehicles need catalytic converters not only so they perform at their best, but also because it's the law. Here's how they work and why they are required.
5 Non-F1 Cars Powered By Formula One Engines - SlashGear
Believe it or not, but some of those engines you see powering cars screaming around the track have made it into production cars. Here are some of our favorites.
What Your Car's MAP Sensor Does (And How To Tell If It Is Failing)
Your vehicle's MAP sensor plays a crucial role in keeping it performing at its best. Here's how it works and the warning signs that it might be failing.
Yes, The 'Tumbler' Batmobile Is A Real Car Now (And Here's How Much It Costs) - SlashGear
Arguably, one of the most iconic Batmobiles to date is the Tumbler from the Dark Knight series. A company, Wayne Enterprises, is now selling replicas.
What Is An RTV Vehicle, And How Is It Different Than An ATV? - SlashGear
You have options for getting around on a smaller vehicle designed for the terrain, but the RTV might be a lesser-known one. Here's what it is and what it's for.
The Unexpectedly Luxurious Toyota Models That Could Rival Cars From Lexus - SlashGear
You may not realize that Lexus is actually Toyota's luxury brand, but you also may not realize that Toyota has its own surprising line that may rival Lexus.
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The Rivian R2’s next-gen batteries will be made in the US by LG Energy
The cells will be made in Arizona.
Creating unsafe driver experiences
The killer design (literally) of Cupra
The Best Years For The Ford Escape, And Some To Avoid (According To Owners) - SlashGear
The Ford Escape has been in production since 2001, and over the years, it has had some great years and some that you should steer clear of at all costs.
XL1
Volkswagen’s XL1, presented in 2013, was the world’s most economical production car featuring a diesel plug-in hybrid powertrain, with fuel consumption of only 0.9 l/100 km.
6 Common Symptoms Of Diesel Fuel Injector Failure
Diesel fuel injectors play a significant role in ensuring your vehicle is running at its best, so if you notice any of these symptoms, yours may be failing.
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Hyundai knows how to make a good-looking hydrogen concept car
If you’re gonna make a hydrogen car, make it look good.
What Does TT Stand For On Audi?
The Audi TT roadster was a staple of the company's car lineup for years, and it got its name from an interesting place that many drivers may not know about.
Why Did Audi Discontinue The Audi TT Sports Car? - SlashGear
The Audi TT was a legend in its lifetime and an impressive addition to any garage. But the 2023 Final Edition means no more will be made.
How The Toyota 745-mile Solid-state Battery Differs From The Competition
What is Toyota offering that stands out from everyone else getting in on solid-state batteries?
5 Tools And Materials You Should Avoid When Washing Your Car - SlashGear
While it might not avoid getting under the hood, keeping your car clear is an important part of maintenance. Avoid these things to make the job easier.
Adaptive Cruise Control Vs. Super Cruise: What's The Difference And How Do They Work? - SlashGear
Adaptive Cruise Control and Super Cruise are both descended from the cruise control systems we've had for decades, but each offers different features.
Is Toyota Really Bringing Back The MR2 In 2025 Or 2026? Here's What You Need To Know - SlashGear
Sports-car fans are excited about rumors of a revived MR2 nearly two decades after the last one was produced. But are these reports fact or automotive fiction?
How High Do Military Drones Fly? A Look At Altitude Limits
Drone technology is changing combat in major ways, and that includes how high they can fly since there's no human piloting them. How high up can they go?
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An electric car with 1500km of range is just around the corner: Chinese car brand Chery to debut solid state batteries in 2026 before Toyota and Nissan - Car News | CarsGuide
Chery is the latest car brand to join the solid state battery party. The Chinese brand said it is expected to fit the next-generation batteries to its cars from 2026.
What Does The GT In A Car's Name Mean?
When you see the abbreviation "GT" in a car's name, what does it evoke to you? English aristocracy? Italian comfort? Or maybe a bestelling video game?
Honda Sensing: What Does It Do And Which Models Have The Feature? - SlashGear
As technology gets more advanced, vehicles come with more safety features, such as Honda Sensing. Here's what it includes and the models that have it.
The 5 Most Important Cars In Pulp Fiction - SlashGear
Pulp Fiction is 30 years old now, and the classic noir film by Quentin Tarantino features some unforgettable cars. Here's five of the most important.
The 6 Worst Diesel Engines Ever Made By European Automakers - SlashGear
Diesel engines became massively popular in Europe in the 2000s, leading to rapid period of innovation in diesel technology. Unfortunately, this left a few duds.
The Best & Worst Years For BMW's M57 Diesel Engine: Which Should You Avoid? - SlashGear
The BMW M57 is an awesome, reliable engine, and one you generally can't go wrong with. That said, you'll want to know what model years to seek out and avoid.
Engine Oil Vs. Transmission Fluid: What's The Difference? - SlashGear
Engine oil and transmission fluid look similar, have similar viscosity, and even perform some of the same functions, but it's important not to mix them up.
The Birth Of The Tank: How Necessity Sparked Innovation In WW1 - SlashGear
The impact the first tank had during World War I had in shaping the future of combat can't be overstated.
How Much Power Do NASCAR Engines Have, And What Makes Them So Powerful?
The engines on NASCAR's race cars are much more powerful than the ones on the vehicles we drive every day. There are lots of reasons why this is so.