Toyota Toyota is most well-known for making reliable cars, but the Japanese auto giant puts an emphasis on the actual process of making cars and that involves squishy human workers who are prone to accidents on the factory floor—especially while working with heavy automated machinery. No matter how efficient the famous Toyota...

Facebook Marketplace, The Drive To some, this expandable Craftsman trailer with a 2000s-era gadget emblazoned large on the side will draw some questions. To whoever’s asking them, I’d say they probably weren’t paying attention back when the PlayStation Portable dropped on the scene and forever changed on-the-go gaming for us kids...

Andrew P. Collins Cars hate sitting static. Well, OK, they don’t feel emotions per se but machinery does degrade over time even when it’s not used. In fact, a car can break down quickly because it’s not being used. You’ve probably noticed that brake rotors tend to turn brown with surface rust if you’ve parked in the rain...

Toyota The Toyota Starlet may not be as famous today as it once was, but to the old heads, the Starlet may as well be synonymous with motorsport. The lightweight, sometimes rear-wheel-drive hatch was a lively little thing when you threw any power at all at it, and it’s still respected around the world. The Starlet may soon return...

James Gilboy It’s now been a couple of cold, rainy seasons and thousands of miles since fitting Vredestein HiTrac All-Season tires to my classic Mitsubishi. I’ve tested them rain or shine, taken road trips, and even gotten a little oversteer where I could. Through it all, my high esteem for them hasn’t changed, though it has matured...

Chevrolet The Chevrolet Corvette will once again sport the lively paint finish it was made to wear with the return of Competition Yellow for the upcoming model year. The Corvette Stingray, Z06, and E-Ray will get a number of updates heading into 2025, but chief among them is the addition of familiar outer finishes, including Sebring...