Lewin Day

The internet is full of aftermarket companies trying to sell you products to solve your automotive issues. They'll tell you there's something wrong with your car, and they've got the product to fix it. Banks Power likes to go a little bit further, though. They don't just tell you what's wrong—they'll show you! It's then up to you to decide on what you're seeing.

You know how your phone sometimes freezes when you really need it to work? Well, imagine that, but with your car's brakes. That's apparently what some owners of Xiaomi's shiny new SU7 electric sedan are experiencing, and folks, it's not great.

If you’re driving a car hauler, it’s your sacred duty to deliver those vehicles to their destination, safe and intact. It’s all in the Hauler’s Creed, which drivers recite by heart before every delivery. However, it appears one young Texan didn’t get the memo. As reported by WDSU, a man was arrested by police on […]

As car enthusiasts , we form bonds with our cars. Strong bonds. At times, our circumstances dictate the score, and we're forced to part with the cars we love. At other times, it's just time to move on to something new. But when that happens, it would be nice if we had a way to remember the cars that were special to us. One Toyota owner has figured that out.

Roadkill started out simple. Hot Rod magazine stalwarts David Freiburger and Mike Finnegan came together to wrench on cars, roadtrip, and create enormous clouds of tire smoke. The show quickly found a diehard fanbase that came to love the camaraderie and adventure as much as the endless V8-powered shenanigans. Now, sadly, we're being told that it's all over.

Dodge blew minds all the way back in the early 1990s when it released a V10-powered weapon named after a deadly snake. That engine was beloved for its bonkers 8.0-liters of displacement and the 400 horsepower it could deliver straight to the rear wheels. Hilariously, back in the early days, a clerical error saw one of these proud engines languishing in a crate, forgotten, and it never got fitted to a vehicle. As covered by

Hyundai has been winning plenty of fans of late with its bold and capable electric vehicles. It's set to continue its run of fine form into the larger SUV segment with the new Ioniq 9.

Track days are a rite of passage for us gearheads. You get to take your own special car out on track and give it the beans, learning what it's truly capable of. The smart ones tread carefully at first, probing the limits and driving well within themselves while they're still new to track driving. The silly ones go ham and trash their vehicles in short order.