gasoline

Weddings can really hit the wallet hard; one couple opted for a budget-friendly venue.

Not all cars are either gasoline, diesel, or electricity-fueled.

What's the deal with midgrade gasoline? Why do we have it? Is it even real?

Does the kind of gas you use actually matter? Well, does the food you eat matter?

Here's a look at whether or not electric cars have gas tanks, and other equivalent maintenance components found in EVs.

Here's a look at the laws regarding gas station attendants in the state of Oregon, and how a new law on the books might change that.

After 72 year, Oregon finally joins the free peoples who can pump their own fuel. There's only one state left who can't.

What would Stellantis do without cars in 14 states? There is a way forward but Stellantis brand customers may have to be patient.

Here's a look at the economic crisis event that allowed the AMC Gremlin model to flourish in popularity and sales in the U.S. market.

Many SUVs require premium gasoline. However, there are a few notable exceptions that can run fine on regular unleaded fuel.

It's almost time to break out the lawnmowers, leaf blowers, and other outdoor equipment. Here is why you don't use ethanol gas in outdoor equipment.

Here's a look at two pros and one con regarding the use of octane booster fuel additives on your motor vehicle.

Here's a look at what no-ethanol or "pure" gasoline is, how it works, and its advantages and disadvantages regarding usage in vehicles.

Here's an overview of octane booster fuel additives and how they work in a motor vehicle's system to temporarily improve performance.

Does higher octane gas really matter? Believe it or not; it can.

Are heavy-duty trucks more reliable than half-ton trucks. We try to answer what ends up being a more complex question than you would think.

Why do we like the smell of gasoline? Its literal poison, but we seem to like it. Scientists may have figured it out.

Only one state in the Union wants to ban electric vehicles, and no, we're not kidding.

Porsche's eFuel synthetic fuel production could mean internal combustion engines can become carbon neutral.

Diesel is necessary for many aspects, such as running vehicles and heating homes. Here are 3 reasons diesel experienced the lowest supply of diesel since 1951.