The Buick Division of General Motors never had it so good. After hammering at the door of the “Big Three” for 17 years, the door suddenly opened and even Buick personnel were amazed to find that their ...

V-4 engines remain uncommon in cars despite their potential advantages. While automotive enthusiasts regularly discuss V-6, V-8, and larger configurations, V-4 engines are typically found in ...

When you're in the market for a truck and pondering your options, there's one consideration that's generally going to be a higher priority than any other — power. Trucks are often among the heftiest ...

Tyler began his love for the automotive world from in front of a television screen, playing games like Gran Turismo and Need For Speed. While cars have always been his passion, he pivoted towards ...

There has been a lot of backpedaling in the automotive industry of late. First, automakers realized that electric vehicle demand was vastly exaggerated, which resulted in a course correction to a ...

If you are considering buying a 2025 Ram 1500 Big Horn with the base V-6 engine, only do so if your goal is to pay as little money as possible. Or maybe just don’t. The entry-level engine just does ...

From its modest beginnings in 1860 as a single-cylinder, coal gas-powered machine capable of just two horsepower, to the high-revving, 1,000-horsepower V6 powerplants used in F1 cars today, the ...

Porsche has long been defined by the flat-six. It's powered the 911 for nearly 50 years and has been behind many of its greatest motorsports achievements. Except, Porsche hasn't put one in a sports ...

Which U.S. automaker was first with a mass-produced V-8 engine? Gotta be Ford, right? Nope, it was Cadillac! Way back in 1915, the luxury-car giant introduced the Type 51 engine as standard equipment ...

Mercedes-Benz released the C-Class C280 in 1998, featuring the new V-type engine technology with a 2.8-liter unit. The same year, BabySmart car seats, BrakeAssist and side-impact airbags were also ...