Your car has almost certainly been through its fair share of environmental hazards, but what will happen if you get the actual engine itself wet?

James Kelly didn't grow up knowing he wanted to be a writer, but once he fell into the whacky world of automotive journalism, he hasn't wanted to leave. In college, he found ways to make every paper ...

A good collector car listing removes doubt before buyers ask. Learn how to prep the car, shoot photos, write an honest ...

Baby boomers embraced brawny cars from the 1950s and ’60s, but as new collectors take up the hobby, Mazdas and Nissans from the 1980s and ’90s are hot, and still don’t break the bank. By Greg Migliore ...

Every enthusiast community has at least one engine it can’t quit, even though it knows exactly what’s wrong with it. Reliability data says walk away. Decades of forum threads and stubborn owner ...

Walk through the next cars-and-coffee or cruise night you attend and count engines. Not cars, engines. Tally up how many have carburetors versus throttle body, or carb-style electronic fuel injection ...

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Regardless of whether we're looking at the biggest-capacity V8 engines or the smallest-displacement V12s, or anything in between, engines are a core part of what drives a gearhead to be a gearhead.

A hyped technology from four decades ago, turbocharging is now standard in almost half of all cars sold in the United States, largely to help meet efficiency standards. By Jim Koscs Does hearing a ...