We purchased a 2014 Dodge Avenger in 2015 and it seemed like a great car. My father is a retired Chrysler employee and always said that they were great. Well, we don't even have 55k miles on it and we ...

LOUDOUN COUNTY, Va. (WDCW) – A woman has filed a lawsuit against Outback Steakhouse, saying she suffered serious injuries after slipping on mashed potatoes at a Virginia restaurant. She is seeking ...

Nitrogen, champion 3-year-old filly of 2025, returned to the work tab Sunday morning at Oaklawn with a sizzling half-mile workout over a fast track for trainer Mark Casse. Nitrogen, under Cristian ...

It's been nearly a decade since the ST170 graced SOTW - have we finally learned to love it in the interim? Today’s shed uncovers a surprising truth, which is that not every old performance Ford is ...

Across the long history of the automobile, there have been loads of epic internal combustion engines with staggering output figures and stunning performance credentials. But not every automaker ...

Zak is new to the CarBuzz team, working as a freelance content writer. When Zak isn't writing How To articles for CarBuzz he's working as a high school automotive technology instructor. Before ...

BMW got into the business of building sport-utes in 1999 with the mid-sized made-in-USA X5 “sport-activity vehicle” (SAV). Its ensuing success — something like three million sold worldwide over the ...

If you drive a GM brand vehicle, it’s not unusual to find the P1516 code when you use your OBDII scanner to see why the Check Engine Light is on. What should you do if this code is set in your system?

Engine swaps require a lot more than just a crate engine and some go-fast intentions. There is a ton of stuff that has to be factored into the equation in order to get the engine fired up and running ...

I purchased my Caliber 3 years old with 40k miles on it. It was a good car to start. But Dodge's inability to do anything but rust away really made this car a headache. They had an extended warranty ...

In the 1950s, auto engineers began to ditch unruly carburetors in favor of the fuel injection that winners and losers alike had successfully employed in WWII aircraft. Mercedes-Benz was first to bat ...

From the March 1988 issue of Car and Driver. The market in bucks-up sedans is rich with choice these days. No matter what expensive automotive personality you prefer—from tautly muscled freeway runner ...