How do manufacturers test cars?
By the time a car model hits the market, it's been through thousands of extensive tests. Every year, car companies spend millions of dollars ensuring a vehicle's reliability before it reaches consumer...
26 Jan 201221min
Should I buy or lease a car?
To lease or not to lease, that is the question. Finding the answer depends on many factors, such as an individual's daily driving habits and level of financial commitment. Learn more about the pros --...
24 Jan 201223min
How RVs Work
Recreational vehicles come in a range of sizes, from small trailers to bus-sized rolling apartments. Some RV enthusiasts use these vehicles for camping, while others may live in the RV all year. Tune ...
19 Jan 201230min
Signs of Engine Trouble
Engines are often the most important parts of any vehicle, and your car can't go far without one. Luckily, an engine will often give you a few warning signs before disaster strikes. Tune in and get th...
17 Jan 201218min
Did da Vinci sketch a primitive car?
Interested in just about everything, Leonardo da Vinci was a true Renaissance man. He sketched concepts that wouldn't be invented for centuries -- and even something that looks suspiciously like a car...
12 Jan 201214min
The World's Most Dangerous Roads
As two avid road trippers, Ben and Scott have seen their fair share of hairpin turns and potholes -- but that's nothing compared to the nerve-shattering curves of the world's most dangerous roads. Lea...
10 Jan 201224min
Modern Auto Materials
Inspired by a listener's suggestion, Scott and Ben take a look at the various materials used to build a modern automobile. Tune in to learn more about the history of car design, from wood in the 19th ...
5 Jan 201228min
Why is Cuba full of classic cars?
Cuba has a lot of American cars -- most of which are from the 1930s to the 1950s, when the embargo hit full force. Learn how these car owners have kept their vehicles running for decades without acces...
3 Jan 201211min
