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How to check your car's mileage? Know the most accurate method

According to Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, only authorised dealer equipment can accurately measure fuel efficiency. While dashboard readings have limitations, motorists can still estimate real-world mileage with reasonable accuracy using the right methods.


The unexpected cars powered by Ford engines

Over the years dozens of independent car makers have used Ford engines to power their cars… Here are the best


He finally bought a Cold War battle tank — its 650-HP aircraft engine hadn’t been making things easy

After previously losing an auction for two Chieftain tanks, he gets another chance at owning a real British battle tank and buys a massive Centurion. The Cold War-era machine weighs around 120,000 pounds and uses a roughly 27-liter Rolls-Royce Merlin V12 producing about 650 horsepower, but there is one major problem: it will not start. Even unloading it becomes an operation of its own, requiring a 900-horsepower truck and eventually a Caterpillar bulldozer to get the enormous vehicle into position. The team returns with fuel, jumper cables and starting fluid and finally gets the old V12 running. After warming the transmission, the decades-old Centurion actually moves under its own power, and he ends the video driving his newly revived battle tank down the street.


Automatic gearbox stuck? 5 simple hacks every driver should know before calling a tow truck

If your automatic gearbox gets stuck, don’t panic. The issue is often linked to a faulty brake switch, shift lock system, low transmission fluid, or electronic glitches. Simple checks like using the shift lock release or restarting the car can help temporarily, but professional inspection is recommended.


I found my lost 6X6 truck after 7 years!

After seven years of being lost, the 6x6 truck is finally found—but the discovery raises more questions than answers. What should have been a simple recovery turns into a complicated situation as its true condition becomes clear.


Why every Indian auto rickshaw has these metal rods on the side

If you’ve ever ridden in an auto rickshaw, you’ve probably spotted those metal bars along the sides. Most people don’t think much about them—they’re just there, part of the background. But honestly, they play a bigger role than you might guess.For one thing, those bars help keep the whole rickshaw from wobbling apart. Cars get their strength from a heavy, enclosed body, but autos are built differently—way lighter, way more open. That means every...


What happens inside a Paladin howitzer when it loads and fires massive rounds?

Welcome back to The Daily Aviation for a feature on U.S. self-propelled artillery and armored warfare, from early experiments to modern systems like the M109 Paladin and M1 Abrams. Voice, text and video editing belong to The Daily Aviation, any use of these content without permission is forbidden. Don't forget to subscribe us on Facebook or Twitter. https://www.facebook.com/DailyAviationArchive https://twitter.com/DailyMDA You have a question or you would like to send us footage. Send us a message.


Upcoming SUVs in October 2026: Honda Elevate facelift, Hyundai Bayon and more

Several new SUVs are set to launch in India in October 2026, including the Honda Elevate facelift and Hyundai Bayon. Here’s the complete list and key details.


What does a red number plate on cars mean in India?

A red number plate on cars in India usually indicates a temporary registration issued to brand-new vehicles before they receive permanent RTO registration. These plates are valid for about 30 days. A special red plate with the national emblem is also used for vehicles of top constitutional authorities like the President.


Tata Motors PV, Maruti Suzuki, Ashok Leyland, auto stocks drop up to 3% as RBI signals rate cuts are off the table

Auto stocks including Tata Motors PV, Maruti Suzuki, M&M and Ashok Leyland dropped on Wednesday after the RBI raised the repo rate and shifted to calibrated tightening. Analysts expect Q2 revenue growth to remain strong, but rising commodity costs, limited pricing power and elevated inventories could pressure margins and demand.


More power, E100 compatible: This is what Suzuki's future engines could be like

Suzuki is working on a new generation of petrol engines that could bring more power, turbocharging and alternative-fuel compatibility to its future India-bound models.


Abandoned Mercedes 300D gets first wash in 10 years

The car restoration experts at WD Detailing clean a neglected Mercedes 300D that has not been washed in a decade.


Honda bets on faster, localised car development for India revival

Why the strategy shift: Honda's India market share has plunged to 1.3%, prompting a move from global adaptations to locally designed vehicles. What the partnership does: Tata Technologies will lead India-market vehicle development, targeting 20% cost cuts and halved timelines. When new models arrive: First sub-4m SUV launches in 2028, followed by a midsize SUV, with potential for India to serve as an export hub.


Model changes oil in her 2005 GMC Yukon XL

Rachel Pizzolato tackles an oil change on her 2005 GMC Yukon XL.


Seven popular car features that people rarely use: Last one is the most loved

Modern car features like gesture control and auto park assist often prove impractical for Indian drivers due to inconsistent performance and challenging road conditions. While impressive in showrooms, features such as powered tailgates, rear-seat screens, voice commands, wireless charging, and panoramic sunroofs frequently go unused, with owners preferring simpler, reliable alternatives for daily commutes.


The craziest concept cars ever made

Too many concepts nowadays are just watered-down previews of production cars. But not these – they were all far too mad to ever be sold


MG Hector Blackstorm, Snowstorm launched in India; check prices

MG Hector Blackstorm and Snowstorm get theme based while keeping the powertrain same as the standard version.


Are naturally aspirated engines losing their charm to turbos?

Turbo-petrol engines are rapidly finding their way into smaller, more affordable cars, promising stronger performance from smaller capacities. But as turbos rise, naturally aspirated engines face an interesting question.


Ford Mustang barn find gets first wash in 8 years

The car restoration experts at WD Detailing give a classic iconic muscle car discovered in storage its initial cleaning after nearly a decade of neglect.


These 5 car maintenance mistakes are quietly killing your car

These five common car maintenance mistakes quietly damage engines, tyres, brakes and electrical systems in Indian driving conditions. Learn how routine neglect raises fuel use, repair costs and reliability risks, reducing vehicle life and resale value over time.


She was told she was 'too old to drive'. She now drives an Audi and a truck

Vidya Kaur first approached a local driving school, but they turned her away, saying her age made it difficult for her to handle busy roads.


Porsche plans to cut 9,000 jobs and raise prices of top-end sportscars by about 20%

Porsche AG plans to raise the average selling price of its top-of-the-range models by about 20% in the medium term. It announced the move on Wednesday as part of a new strategy called “Sportwagenschmiede '35”, presented at a Capital Markets Day at its Weissach Development Centre.The company wants to sell fewer, higher-end cars and revive its profits. Its earnings were hit by costly missteps on electrification and a plunge in sales in China....


Abandoned 442 muscle car gets satisfying detail after 27 years

The car restoration experts at WD Detailing perform a thorough cleaning on a classic 442 muscle car that sat neglected for nearly three decades.


The best dashboards of the 70s and 80s

Video-game-like digital displays, straight-edged foam panels and clicky switches are some of the glorious oddities to feature in this list


The man who owns 120 Citroëns

Visiting his collection is like traveling through time and a must for all Citroën fans


Understanding the common habit of sitting in parked cars

This article explores the common habit of sitting in parked cars as a form of emotional reset, highlighting expert insights on its psychological benefits and potential drawbacks.


Canadian couple turns $7,200 retired school bus into a $30,000 dream home

A retired school bus is not an obvious starting point for a home, but for Tanya Nestoruk and Arya Touserkani it offered something their previous house and first van could not. The Canadian couple wanted to travel while keeping their living space with them, and a second-hand bus gave them enough room to build a more permanent setup. They removed its...


Rare Fords you may have totally forgotten

Join us for a look at the most off-beat motors from America's blue oval - do you know any?


Detailer deep cleans a sunken BMW M Roadster for restoration

The car restoration experts at WD Detailing thoroughly wash and restore a submerged BMW M Roadster back to its former glory.


Honda Elevate, Skoda Slavia facelifts target festive buyers

Dual festive launches: Honda and Skoda introduced facelifted Elevate SUV and Slavia sedan on October 6, with design, feature and tech upgrades. Key mechanical change: Slavia gets a new 8-speed automatic for its 1.0 TSI engine; Elevate retains its existing 1.5-litre petrol powertrain. Feature highlights: Elevate adds rear ventilated seats and Level-2 ADAS; Slavia offers rear-seat massage, AI assistant and 360-degree camera.


These monster trucks turned tug of war into a horsepower argument

The video shows two massive monster trucks battling head-to-head to see which machine has the grip and power to drag the other backward.


Buying a car before Diwali? 8 things buyers in Hyderabad, Mumbai and Bengaluru must check before paying


This is the largest self-powered vehicle on Earth... and NASA built two of them

Before a NASA rocket can blast into space, it first has to make an incredibly slow journey aboard one of the agency’s enormous crawler-transporters. Weighing roughly 2,700 tons each, these machines were originally built during the Apollo era to carry Saturn V rockets from the Vehicle Assembly Building to the launch pad, and they later performed the same job for the Space Shuttle. Despite their enormous size, they can precisely position their cargo within fractions of an inch while carrying loads of up to 9,000 tons. Traveling at less than 1.6 kilometers per hour, a crawler can take six to eight hours to reach the launch pad - but after more than half a century of service, these massive machines remain an essential part of NASA’s space program.


How the US Air Force repairs its most feared supersonic bombers’ engines

Welcome back to the Daily Aviation, as we explore how U.S. Air Force maintenance crews service and test powerful military jet engines. Any reproduction of this content without prior authorization is strictly prohibited. Don't forget to subscribe us on Facebook or Twitter. https://www.facebook.com/DailyAviationArchive https://twitter.com/DailyMDA You have a question or you would like to send us footage. Send us a message.


Mercedes defends its decision to reject crucial FIA driver aid

Mercedes bosses defend a cost cap decision that left George Russell sweltering during the extreme Asian heat


Skoda Octavia becomes the first model to get a strong hybrid

The Skoda Octavia is available in both hatchback and estate body styles in its home country, Czech Republic


Renault Duster-based Niagara pickup unveiled: Gets 4x4, hybrid to come later

Renault Niagara will be first introduced in the Brazilian market and will be launched with a hybrid powertrain in the future.


Tata Motors stock in focus after planning up to Rs40,000 Cr investment to boost monthly output to 1 lakh units

India, Oct. 7 -- The Mumbai-based carmaker behind Tata cars and Jaguar Land Rover is planning a major step up in how many vehicles it builds. Management has attached a figure to the goal, linked it to new models and a large spending plan, and tied it to where it sees India's car market heading. The timing is telling, because the latest quarter combined strong demand at home, a stretched supply chain and a softer showing from its British luxury...


Jaguar Type 01 unveiled: Price, range, design, features and other details

Jaguar has unveiled the Type 01 electric GT, featuring up to 1,016hp, 1,365Nm of torque and a claimed 400-mile EPA range.


Model continues changing oil in her 2005 GMC Yukon XL

Rachel Pizzolato continues changing the oil in her 2005 GMC Yukon XL.


Turning a $500 ranger into a $150,000 Baja truck... then tragedy struck

Donut takes a hard look back at the Ranger build that started as a $500 work truck and turned into a $150,000 desert racing machine. The goal was to create a Baja-ready weapon, but the desert punished every weak point—radius arms snapped, alternators failed, body panels cracked, and parts shook loose. The biggest lesson was simple: without real endurance testing, even expensive builds will break. Despite the chaos, the Baja Blaster still managed to finish and take first in class. Now they’re rebuilding the weak points and planning to race it again.


Mercedes-Benz India eyes record 2026 despite supply crunch; CLA EV orders cross 1,000

Mercedes-Benz India expects 2026 to be its best-ever year despite vehicle shortages constraining sales, with the luxury carmaker operating at one of its lowest inventory levels since the Covid pandemic, Managing Director and CEO Santosh Iyer told Moneycontrol. The company is sticking to its single-digit growth outlook for the October-December quarter even as demand remains strong, suggesting that availability rather than customer appetite is...


Seeds to blooms: 984 days in a time-lapse

Experience 984 days of plant growth in just 8 minutes! Watch seeds sprout, plants mature, and flowers bloom in this stunning time-lapse compilation. #Plants #Fruits #Compilation #Nature #Gardening


Watch what happens when a car outruns the wind behind it

It sounds impossible: a vehicle powered only by wind traveling faster than the wind itself. But with a clever design using wheels and a propeller, this machine extracts energy from the moving air in an unexpected way. Instead of acting like a sail, the propeller pushes air backward, allowing the vehicle to accelerate beyond wind speed. The result is a counterintuitive demonstration that challenges how most people think about motion and energy.


Same car, different names – The most rebadged cars

We chart the cars that got the largest number of different identities


How the US Air Force resupplies its THAAD missile launcher in record time

Welcome back to the Daily Aviation, as we explore how United States military transport aircraft move vehicles and heavy equipment worldwide. Any reproduction of this content without prior authorization is strictly prohibited. Don't forget to subscribe us on Facebook or Twitter. https://www.facebook.com/DailyAviationArchive https://twitter.com/DailyMDA You have a question or you would like to send us footage. Send us a message.


Wild elephant climbs onto moving car in Tamil Nadu

Rare highway incident: A wild elephant climbed onto a moving car near Asanur, damaging its side mirror and frightening passengers, though no injuries occurred. Why elephants approach: Officials note elephants often approach vehicles carrying food and warn against feeding them to avoid encouraging dangerous behaviour. Recurring wildlife encounters: The stretch near Chamarajanagar and Bandipur Tiger Reserve sees frequent animal crossings, raising safety concerns for motorists.


Supercars that were never built

Supercars may be few and far between on normal roads, but you'd be even harder pressed to spot these


They started drifting in the middle of the road - then the police showed up

Tokyo's car culture is more than famous parking areas, JDM icons, and scenes from Tokyo Drift. This video dives deep into the city's real automotive underground, from Daikoku meets and tuning shops to C1 highway runs, JDM low riders, drift circuits, and late-night street drifting. Along the way, local drivers, builders, and scene veterans reveal how Tokyo's car culture has changed, why it still survives, and what it takes to find the action hidden beneath the surface.


This is the reason Japan became a black hole for stolen Ferraris

A series of rare Ferrari thefts exposed a long-running pipeline that moved stolen supercars from Europe into Japan. The video traces how wealthy demand, limited supply, and weak scrutiny around imported paperwork helped turn certain cars into high-value targets. Some of the stolen vehicles belonged to major collectors and even Formula 1 drivers, making the cases even more remarkable. Investigators later found that several cars had been given new identities, exported through multiple countries, and quietly registered in Japan. The story reveals how a global theft network kept valuable Ferraris hidden in plain sight for decades.