​ Lincoln Quicksilver by Ghia This is an installment in a series of posts looking back on show cars that we feel deserved a little more attention than they got. If you have a suggestion for a Forgotten Concept topic, please shoot us a line or leave a comment below. Lincoln Quicksilver First Shown: 1983 Geneva Auto Show Description:...

Your car provides excellent opportunities to earn some extra cash or as a full-time job. Some vehicle side hustles may classify you as an independent contractor, especially after becoming self-employed. This means you should understand your responsibility for paying and collecting income tax. Before monetizing your car, beware of your real net income, accelerated...

Properly working car lights are a legal requirement, crucial to keeping you safe at night and during poor weather. Below, you’ll find some helpful advice on how to check your bulbs, as well as how to replace them yourself and what bulbs for your car are correct. You can find a wide range of car bulbs at Euro...

A hydraulic clutch works by pushing fluid down a hydraulic line to a slave cylinder mounted on the engine. The slave cylinder works much like a disc brake’s caliper. When the driver presses the clutch pedal, the clutch plate engages. As the pressure plate begins to rotate, the flywheel begins to rotate as well. When...

We’re all about the nostalgia of the moment, and wow have we had some moments out there on the best racetracks of America! Behind every one of these hair-raising, cheer-inducing moments was a great car. Cars that are no longer with us, for one reason or another, but still left their indelible mark on our...