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Got A Nail In Your Tire? This Shop May Fix It For Free

Think a nail in your tire means you're about to spend $200 on a new one? Not so fast. There’s a surprisingly generous tire-shop policy that many drivers may be overlooking: Discount Tire will repair certain flat tires for free—even…

Lotus Will Bring Back The Esprit As A 1,000-HP Hybrid Supercar. Here's Everything We Know

Earlier this year, Lotus announced its Focus 2030 roadmap, which, blissfully, turns the company away from an all-electric future. Instead, Lotus is embracing a multi-powertrain mix that will include a combustion-powered supercar wearing the Esprit name. Lotus CEO Feng Qingfeng…

'JDM' Doesn't Actually Mean What You Think It Means

You've probably heard the term “JDM" a lot. It's everywhere: on car listings, at meets, in tuning videos, on social media, and in conversations about legendary cars like the Nissan Skyline GT-R, Toyota Supra, Honda Civic Type R, and Mazda…

What Is An EREV? Why Automakers Are Putting Gas Engines Back In EVs

Electric vehicles were supposed to make gas stations a thing of the past. So why are automakers suddenly putting gasoline engines back into electric cars? The answer is a relatively simple piece of technology called an EREV, short for Extended-Range…

The Real Reason Why Sally From 'Cars' Is A Porsche

Sally Carrera might be one of the most recognizable characters in the entire Cars franchise, but there's a good chance you never stopped to ask a very important question: Why is she a Porsche 911? After all, Radiator Springs is…

Volkswagen's Seat Brand Deserved Better

There’s something deeply unsatisfying about the way Seat’s story could end. After 76 years, the Spanish automaker may be heading toward the automotive graveyard, not because its cars suddenly became terrible, but because parent company Volkswagen Group appears to have…

Most Engine Cylinders Aren't The Same Size. Here's Why

Open the hood of almost any gasoline-powered car, and you'll find a bunch of cylinders doing essentially the same job: sucking in air, mixing it with fuel, compressing the mixture, igniting it, and pushing the pistons back down. So here's…