Automotive Guides

If you’re deadset on the Audi A3 as your luxurious Euro fuel sipper of choice, then you better make sure that you’re putting in fuel that’s fit for its German palate (or fuel system). Whether it’s gasoline/petrol or diesel, choosing […]

There are only so many automotive icons that can give you the trinity of bulletproof reliability, fuel-sipping efficiency, and limiter-bashing ecstasy like a Honda Civic could. However, even the most ironclad of built Civics can start to falter when the

Despite being called the Dodge Charger, this 4-door bad boy only lives and breathes on high-octane fuel as it tears up miles and miles of asphalt, though exactly how many miles is the question. With years worth of trim levels

Ford F-150s are as solid as workhorses come, except when they suddenly don’t let you shift into higher gears and struggle to keep up with traffic in a school zone. Sounds like a bad TCM to us, and we’ve handled

Cars from the “Silver Arrow” brand are among the most revered examples of German luxury automobiles, and this includes even those that have been roaming around for over a decade, such as the Mercedes W204 C-Class. But as with a

Whether we’re talking about cars, bikes, or even trucks like the popular Ford F-150, nothing stays completely stock forever in the hands of an enthusiast. So for a lot of curious F-150 owners, the idea of interchanging parts from different

If you ever wanted a 3-series bimmer that’s decorated with refined German tech while also sipping way less fuel than an uber-fast V8-powered M3, then the BMW 330e plug-in hybrid seems like a mighty fine choice. You’d be right to

While Ford has made the likes of the Mustang pony car and the LeMans-winning GT supercar, not everything stamped with the blue oval logo is a speed demon, much less a behemoth like the F-150. But as we’ve learned to

In today’s modern vehicles, we get thrown all sorts of codes left and right, and while they may do the bare minimum of telling us what to do, they sometimes still leave a lot to be desired in terms of

Reminders are always good, whether it concerns your Honda being due for service or you and your significant other’s anniversary coming up. The problem is if it’s in the form of a code that’s pretty vague in what it’s supposed