Motor Pool

If it’s good enough for family, it’s good enough for U.S. service members.

Helicopters stole the show, but ground vehicles helped save the day.

Investing in a few basic tools can save you thousands of dollars in mechanic bills.

Believe it or not, this next-generation military vehicle uses 90% off-the-shelf Chevy components.

As if you needed another reason to apply for embassy duty.

This is everything you need to know about angry veterans’ preferred method of airing grievances.

The ranks that do all of the military’s heavy lifting deserve a car that’s just as versatile.

Get into the nuts and bolts of the vehicle that took the U.S. military from World War II holdovers to futuristic tech.

Do 4Runners come with blue base stickers from the factory?

The characters may not be real, but their taste in cars is undeniably excellent.

Two wheels and a Tommy gun are a killer combination.

The sight of a used-car dealership directly outside a military installation should send shivers up your spine.

Nobody wants to come home to an automotive nightmare.

Seize the opportunity to drive something that isn’t available in the U.S.

Your privately owned vehicle (POV) should take you anywhere you need to go without breaking the bank.

Car dealerships may not have service members' backs, but auto manufacturers just might.

Imagine having 17,000 pounds of thrust and no clue where you're going.

We often take our vehicle's reliability for granted, but even the trustiest of them still rely on basic maintenance.

Water can wreak havoc on a vehicle's electronics and raise the chances of mechanical failure. Know the signs before buying a...

Changing your oil is a relatively simple process, as long as you don't mind getting a little down-and-dirty.

Because extreme summer temperatures can destroy a battery have your car's battery tested periodically and, if necessary...

Dirty oil just doesn’t do the job as well as fresh oil does.

Spring is in the air, but a malfunctioning sunroof can put a damper on an otherwise beautiful day.

Unlike older vehicles, most vehicles on the road today have electronic ignition systems that are built to go for years.

The fuel filter is located between the fuel tank and the fuel pump, and removes impurities that prevent your car from running...

You can consult your owner's manual, the back of the coolant jug, or the charts that coolant manufacturers supply.