Spy Shots: Mid-Engined 2020 Corvette?

OK, so General Motors, maybe even Chevrolet, is building what appears to be a mid-engined supercar. We’ve teased some spy shots before. So far however, nobody has officially called it a Corvette—heck, by the time it reaches production, it could just as easily be called a Fiero. But we’re pretty confident now that this mid-engined beast

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Video: Warm Weather Driving Tips to Avoid an Overheating Engine

Warmer ambient air temperatures put additional strain on your vehicle’s cooling system. If you’re doing a lot of driving in a hot climate, there are some easy inspections that you can perform to ensure your car or truck can handle the heat. The cooling system specialists at Davies Craig are pioneers in electric fan and

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NHRA Wrap-Up: C. Force, C. Millican & Kramer Win Rain-Delayed Topeka Race

Courtney Force captured her first career back-to-back Funny Car victories Monday afternoon at the rain-delayed 30th annual Menards NHRA Heartland Nationals in Topeka, KS. Clay Millican won Top Fuel and Deric Kramer earned his first-career Mello Yello Drag Racing Series NHRA Wally by winning in Pro Stock. The race at Heartland Motorsports Park was the

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Horsepower Wars Episode 2, 2017 Mustang vs. Camaro: Establishing Baselines

Before you go modifying any vehicle, it’s important to understand its capabilities in stock, unmolested trim. And that’s precisely what the gang at Horsepower Wars did in the second installment of its “Pony Wars” series that’s pitting a 2017 Mustang vs. a 2017 Camaro.  Stage 1: Mustang vs. Camaro Baseline Factory Performance The team first

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Mailbag: How to Fix an Oil-Burning 1989 GMC 1500 4×4 Pickup

Q: The culprit is a 1989 GMC 1500 4×4 with a 350, automatic with overdrive, a 3.42 axle, and over 150,000 miles. It has recently developed a powerful thirst for Texas tea, consuming 1 quart every 100 miles. A new PCV valve didn’t fix it, and a valve job only eliminated the smoke at startup.

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Video: Why Bearings Fail & How to Detect Bearing Distress

Whether we’re talking about your engine, axles, transmission, or anywhere else they’re found, bearings have a very, very, very important job. That job, for the purposes of this article, is to enable rotational movement. Or, in slightly less-fancy talk, a bearing reduces friction and makes it easier for a shaft or hub to spin freely.

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