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How Did The Toyota 4Runner Get Its Name?

The 4Runner name is not just a catchy badge—it has roots in four-wheel drive, desert racing, and Toyota's original off-road vision.

Why Auto Parts Stores Will Test Your Battery For Free

Ever wondered why stores will diagnose your dying battery without charging a dime? The answer is surprisingly simple.

Why Do Some Cars Have Flat-Bottom Steering Wheels?

The strange shape isn't just for looks; there's a clever reason automakers are flattening the bottom of your steering wheel.

I Bought My Dream Mercedes SL For $8,000. Here's What It Really Cost Me

The R129 Mercedes-Benz SL is an engineering marvel and a tempting classic-car value. Should you be afraid?

Brabus Has Big Plans Beyond Mercedes: 'It's Time To Change'

CEO Constantin Buschmann tells Motor1 how the company is moving beyond Mercedes and why the Bodo is just the beginning.

What Are Those Little Rubber Hairs On New Tires?

Those tiny rubber whiskers aren't a secret performance feature—they're simply leftovers from one of the most fascinating steps in tire manufacturing.

What Really Happens When You Put Your Car In Sport Mode

That little button can transform how your car feels, but what is Sport mode actually doing under the hood?

Why Is WD-40 Called WD-40?

That strange name is not a random product code. It actually tells the story of how this iconic garage staple was invented.

I Rode In Mercedes-AMG's New SUV. It Leaves The EQ Models In The Dust

The next Mercedes-AMG model will be an electric SUV, but it's not what you think.

'This Is The Enthusiast's Choice:' Porsche's American CEO On Why The Manual Still Matters And What's Next

Porsche's North American CEO sits down with Motor1 to discuss why manual demand remains strong and what the company’s customers really want.