The handling characteristics of a truck are an important part of its overall driving dynamics. Being behind the wheel should be an enjoyable time, and there should not be any question about how your ...

Trick question: What's the difference between a sway bar and an anti-sway bar? Absolutely nothing. The linguistic shorthand of gearheads has abbreviated the more accurate term, anti-sway bar, in a way ...

If you've ever towed a trailer, you know that keeping it steady is half the battle. Trailer sway is that sudden side-to-side motion — also called snaking, fishtailing, or oscillation — that can strike ...

Less body roll with a flatter ride and better steering response means a great handling Stingray that's faster through the turns and more fun to drive. Looking beyond its over-the-top quality bodywork, ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. A standalone trailer is a great way to haul large and unwieldy loads long-distance, especially if your vehicle either isn't big enough to ...

OK, let's be real here. A '62 Chevrolet Impala is not exactly a prime candidate for a great-handling car. After all, these things rolled off the production line weighing in at 3,455 pounds, are right ...

Welcome back to our 2015 GMC Canyon long-term test. To read the whole series, click here. The GMC Canyon has performed admirably in our tests so far, but how is it at towing? Most folks who choose to ...