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What You Need To Know About Buying A Used Toyota Tundra

Toyota's initial full-sized pickup, the T100, never caught on with American buyers. As much as the automaker tried, truck owners wanted something bigger and more brawny. In typical Toyota style, their engineers went back to the drawing board to reinvent the truck. Initially, the new pickup was supposed to be called the T-150, but Ford objected (the name was too close to its bread and butter, the F-150). So, the Toyota Tundra was born.

What To Know About Buying A Used Ford F-150 Truck

Sleek sports cars like Ferraris and Corvettes may get all the glances on the road, but there's one tried-and-true vehicle that gets all the attention of consumers. It's the Ford F-150 pickup. This truck has been the most popular vehicle of any type in the U.S. for more than four decades. In a recent article, we covered this truck's big brother, the F-Series Super Duty, so now it's time to explore all things F-150.

How the BMW X5 Changed the Luxury SUV Game

In one form or another, SUVs have been around for many decades. Yet, until the 1980s, SUVs were more appliances than polished driving machines. The launches of the Jeep Cherokee in 1984 and Ford Explorer in 1990 would pave the way for today's SUV onslaught.

10 JDM Things To Know About The Legendary Nissan Skyline and Skyline GT-R

The field of JDM (Japanese Domestic Market) cars is awash with a huge variety of unique vehicles that usually don't make it to the U.S. (at least not through manufacturer channels). Among the quirky and impressive is one of the best JDM cars ever built, the Nissan Skyline (especially in performance GT-R form). It's a car of legend and dreams.

JDM Love: Check Out These Top 12 Japanese Classic Cars

There are scores of JDM (Japan Domestic Market) cars that attract the attention of enthusiasts and collectors. This overview will look at 12 Japanese classics that are standouts among the most desirable and interesting JDM wheels.

How Much Do You Really Know About Hybrid Cars?

The growth of hybrid cars in the automotive industry has skyrocketed over the last two decades. From selling 17 units in 1999 to over 5.8 million units by 2020 in the U.S. alone, it speaks volumes to their popularity.

What To Know Before Buying A Porsche Cayenne

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AWD Vs. 4WD: The Ultimate Guide

Think of all-wheel drive (AWD) and four-wheel drive (4WD) as two different ways of doing the same thing: improving a vehicle's road handling ability. No doubt, each system increases a car's versatility and grip. But apart from that, there are a host of differences between the way AWD and 4WD work.