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Read the latest reviews of used and new cars from the auto experts at Motor Trend magazine. Whether it's multi-vehicle comparisons, long-term tests, first rides, or detailed new-car road tests, you’ll find it here.


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  • What Are the Benefits of Biodiesel? -

    Biofuel is a broad term encompassing all fuels made from biological material, such as corn, soybeans and even animal fat. Biofuels can be used in passenger cars, buses and to generate electricity. Depending on the type of vehicle or application,... Recent Article published on 9/5/2010 by Hunkar Ozyasar

  • How to Fiberglass a Speakerbox -

    Give your ride the look it deserves.Many speakerboxes for cars are made of wood and covered with fabric. Adding fiberglass reinforcement to a speakerbox is relatively easy way to have a polished, professional looking audio setup at a fraction of the cost of purchasing new... Recent Article published on 9/5/2010 by Chris Payne

  • What Is a Battery Maintainer? -

    A battery maintainer can be a very useful device if you are storing a boat or vehicle. A flat battery can be both inconvenient and expensive to fix. Battery maintainers are an excellent example of solar power being put to be good use. Recent Article published on 9/5/2010 by Mark Vallet

  • How to Prime & Paint a Car for Candy-Apple Red Paint -

    Painting a car can improve the value and also add a personal touch to the vehicle. When you undertake this project you will have to also take several things into consideration. The expenditure on the equipment can be expensive and the techniques... Recent Article published on 9/5/2010 by Philip Powe

  • How do I Charge an Autolite 84 Battery? -

    Automotive batteries, regardless of their manufacturer, must be periodically recharged. Recharging a battery restores the lead plates inside the battery, and allows the battery to provide full power. If an Autolite battery hasn't been used in... Recent Article published on 9/5/2010 by David Sandoval

  • How do I Change an Oil Pump in a 1995 Ford Ranger? -

    The oil pump on the 1995 Ford Ranger is not serviceable. The engine must be removed to gain access to the oil pump. If a defective oil pump is not changed, you will incur extensive engine damage because oil will not be able to get up into the... Recent Article published on 9/5/2010 by Cayden Conor

  • How to Replace a 1998 Chevy Cavalier Thermostat -

    Replacing the thermostat will better regulate the engine temperature.The 1998 Chevrolet Cavalier uses a thermostat to regulate the coolant system. The engine temperature in the Cavalier will rise during operation of the engine. The thermostat opens to release coolant into the engine to lower its temperature. Once... Recent Article published on 9/5/2010 by Gregory Crews

  • How to Program a Mazda 3 Keyless Remote -

    Program your keyless remote.One of the great advancements in automobile technology is the keyless remote--no more fumbling for the keyhole in the dark or trying to dig ice and snow out of the lock. Programming a new keyless remote for your Mazda 3 is something you can do... Recent Article published on 9/5/2010 by Christopher Kimball

  • Sources of Rack & Pinion Steering Leaks -

    Rack and pinion systems are the most common steering arrangement in modern automobiles and most of them "boost" your steering input to make it easier to turn the wheels. Steering systems cans supply this boost via hydraulic fluid or through an... Recent Article published on 9/5/2010 by Hunkar Ozyasar

  • How to Pay a DVLA Penalty Charge Online -

    Keep the issued ticket in a safe place.The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency, or DVLA, is the organization in the United Kingdom that deals with all vehicle tax and driver's licensing issues. It does not deal with penalty charges or parking tickets. To pay your penalty charge in... Recent Article published on 9/5/2010 by ElsieO


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  • Italy preview quotes - Renault, HRT, McLaren, BMW Sauber & more - With average speeds of 250 km/h and top speeds of 340km/h, Monza is one of the quickest circuits on the Formula One calendar, as well as one of the oldest. Also home to the Tifosi, the track isn't short on atmosphere either. The drivers and team members explain why they love Monza and discuss their prospects for the Italian Grand Prix…
  • Karun Chandhok Q&A: Fans & teams will love Korea - Any remaining rumours about the Korean International Circuit not being finished on time for next month's inaugural Grand Prix were silenced over the weekend as Red Bull and Karun Chandhok lapped a Formula One car at the new venue for the first time. After sampling the Yeongam track, Chandhok is sure it will produce excitement for drivers and spectators alike, as he explained exclusively to Formula1.com…
  • Chandhok samples Korean Grand Prix circuit - Karun Chandhok became the first man to drive a Formula One car around the all-new Korean International Circuit on Saturday when he got behind the wheel of a Red Bull as part of a special demonstration event. In front of 4000 spectators, Chandhok - on loan from regular team HRT - completed 14 laps of the Yeongam venue, which will host the inaugural Korean Grand Prix on October 22-24...
  • Stereophonics to headline F1 Rocks™ in Italy - Next weekend's Italian Grand Prix will see the return of F1 Rocks™ to the Formula One scene with a headline performance from international rock sensations The Stereophonics. The Welsh band will be supported by emerging singing talent Ben Montague at the concert, which will be held on Saturday night. “F1 Rocks™ is undoubtedly the most exciting event platform and could only be possible with the global spectacular that is Formula One,” said Rob Montague, chairman of Enterprise Entertainment, the organiser of F1 Rocks. “The Stereophonics headlining our show is very exciting. Milan's Formula One heritage and status as a fashion and style capital makes it a perfect place for F1 Rocks™.”
  • Peter Sauber Q&A: Team funding well set for 2011 - BMW Sauber's 2010 campaign got off to a slow start, but with Kamui Kobayashi once again finishing in the points in Belgium, the team's renaissance shows no sign of flagging. To add to the optimism at Hinwil, team principal Peter Sauber is certain that after some tough financial times a healthy level of funding for 2011 is now secure. As to where that funding will come from, Sauber is tight-lipped…
  • Colin Kolles Q&A: Yamamoto set to retain HRT seat - After only launching their car in the week before the season opener in Bahrain, it was never going to be an easy debut year for new team HRT. But with the Spanish squad continually improving, team principal Colin Kolles is satisfied with the progress they have made so far. Kolles also seems pleased with driver Sakon Yamamoto, who initially filled in for Bruno Senna at June's British Grand Prix. Yamamoto has since replaced Karun Chandhok at three races, and it appears Kolles sees no reason to make any more changes in the near future…
  • Jenson Button Q&A: Battling on after Spa's missed opportunity - Last weekend's Belgian Grand Prix was a bittersweet affair for McLaren's Jenson Button. Sweet because the MP4-25 was back in fine form for most of the weekend, but crushingly bitter because Button's own hopes of a second-placed finish ended after Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel collided with him following a misjudged overtaking manoeuvre. Forced to watch team mate Lewis Hamilton clinch an outstanding victory and the standings lead as his own title hopes diminished didn't help the Briton's mood either. In an interview with his official website, Button reviews the Spa race and pledges to come back stronger at Monza…
  • Pirelli ahead of schedule after French test - Pirelli's preparations to return to Formula One racing in 2011 as the sport's sole tyre supplier continued apace this week, thanks to a successful test at France's Paul Ricard circuit. The firm's official test driver Nick Heidfeld was again on track following his debut outing for the tyre manufacturer in Italy at Mugello last month. Heidfeld spent the two-day test behind the wheel of a Toyota TF109, which was fitted with Pirelli's latest Formula One tyres. The German continued the development programme, working on both constructions and compounds. With the performance, consistency and reliability of the new rubber fully matching expectations, Pirelli were well-satisfied.
  • The Secret Life of Jarno Trulli - He's Italian but he's never driven for Ferrari; his first - and only - F1 victory came at Monaco, 2004; he has raised almost 670,000 Euros for Abruzzo since a devastating earthquake hit the region in April 2009; and he owns a vineyard. These are some of the things you probably know about Jarno Trulli. Now find out a few you don't, in the latest installment of our Secret Life series…
  • Youngest-ever test driver in action for Lotus - Lotus made history on Wednesday, fielding the youngest-ever Formula One test driver. Sixteen year-old Malaysian Nabil Jeffri, who is a member of the AirAsia ASEAN driver development programme, undertook a day of aero testing and pit-stop practice on behalf of the team at Duxford's Imperial War Museum runway in the UK...
  • Lewis Hamilton Q&A: I'm targeting victory in Monza too - Although he almost lost it all after momentarily going off track in the rain, McLaren's Lewis Hamilton eventually cruised to a well-deserved victory in Belgium on Sunday. Added to his 2008 Silverstone and Monte Carlo triumphs, Hamilton has almost a complete set of wins at the calendar's 'classic' venues. Next on the British driver's agenda is Monza. And with the MP4-25 expected to be equally strong at next weekend's Italian Grand Prix, he may not have long to wait, as he explained in an interview with his official website…
  • Austin circuit layout revealed - Race organisers for the forthcoming United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas, have released a draft layout of the new circuit that will stage the event from 2012, when Formula One racing returns to the country for the first time in five years. Working with renowned track architect Hermann Tilke, organisers Full Throttle Productions LP have drawn inspiration from the best circuits around the world, as well as taking advantage of the site's natural topography to include some dramatic elevation changes...
  • Alonso: Ferrari's fortunes must improve at Monza - He arrived at Ferrari amid much fanfare, but Fernando Alonso has endured more downs than ups during a fraught 2010 season. However, as the dust settles on a particularly tough Belgian Grand Prix, Alonso is determined to stay positive ahead of the Italian team's home event at Monza next weekend - a race he says could prove critical to his dwindling title hopes. After qualifying down in 10th, the Spaniard's Spa-Francorchamps event was further hampered by first-lap contact with the Williams of Rubens Barrichello and then an early tyre choice mistake. When the rain eventually returned, he crashed out of the race on Lap 38.
  • Petronas extends Malaysian race sponsorship - Petronas have signed an agreement with the Formula One Group to extend the national oil and gas corporation's title sponsorship of the Malaysian round of the FIA Formula One World Championship for another five years. Under the extended partnership, Petronas will continue to hold the title sponsorship rights as well as extensive advertising, branding and promotional benefits for the event until 2015. The partnership will provide Petronas the opportunity to continue leveraging on Formula One's massive global appeal to build and support its international business expansion efforts as well as position Malaysia as a major sporting and tourism destination.
  • Kubica thrilled to be fighting at the front for Renault - Renault's Robert Kubica is in a buoyant mood after clinching his third podium of the year at Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix. Although he could have finished in second if he hadn't made a mistake during his final pit stop, Kubica left Spa-Francorchamps feeling pleased with his third-place finish and the performance of his R30, which was running with an F-duct system for the first time. “It was a really incredible race, but also a difficult race because of the changeable conditions and it was very easy to make mistakes,” he said in his blog on Renault's official website. “I didn't make any big mistakes on the track, but unfortunately I made one in the pit lane, which cost me second place.

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