A sticky gear shifter is one of those problems that instantly makes a driver imagine the worst. But before assuming the transmission is dying a dramatic (and expensive) death, there are plenty of comm
For years, the 30-60-90 rule was treated like gospel: do a round of maintenance at 30,000 miles, another at 60,000, another at 90,000. It was simple, easy to remember, and honestly, designed for car
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Nobody really thinks about transmissions until something goes wrong. You just get in, hit drive, and go. But there's some seriously weird stuff happening in there that most people have no clue abo
Nothing beats that special moment when someone turns the key and gets absolutely nothing. Dead silence. Maybe a pathetic little click if they're lucky. Most of the time it's just a dead bat
Got tired of dealing with a clutch and made the switch to automatic? Smart move. No more burning out clutches at red lights or rolling backwards on hills while some jerk honks behind you. But here'
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Monterey Car Week just wrapped up, which means all the rich folks in pastel pants and fancy hats have cleared out of this swanky California town. Well, mostly cleared out anyway. Between all the ov
Think of the elegance of an Aston Martin Vanquish blended with the practicality of a long-roof grand tourer. Now picture it with a 5.9-liter naturally aspirated V12 and the option of a manual gearbox.