Ah, the world of car modifications—a realm where creativity meets chaos, and sometimes, a touch […] ...

Rolling Coal. This is just ignorant. Nobody wants to breathe in a cloud of diesel smoke. I've had brodozers roll coal on me, in my old Miata, and let me tell you: I would like them to stop doing that.

Who doesn't like a modified car? From drift missiles to salt-flat speedsters, the world of custom cars is as diverse as its members, those willing to hack their cars up to fit a non-factory need.

There are various different ways to boost your car's horsepower, from replacing engine parts with performance-enhancing mods to installing things like spoilers to improve handling and reduce drag.

Like I said earlier this week, not all car mods offer the same return on investment. Some stand out as better than others, and our readers have collectively identified which mods are least likely to ...

So, you've just bought a new car. What's the next thing to do? Personalize it, of course. Make it yours. This is how many people feel after having bought a new car, and it's a valid feeling. The ...

Raise your hand if you had a cheap intake, bad sway bars, and a fart can. Guilty. I admit, I was caught up in 2000s “mods” that weren’t really mods—they were whatever I could afford at Pep Boys with ...

Modifying a car might start with practical intentions, but plenty of drivers unintentionally cross the legal line while attempting to boost performance or enhance looks. US state laws differ ...