Meanwhile, a woman’s car would have it on the passenger side—allowing the man, riding shotgun, to do the honors for her. “If your gas tank is on the passenger side, sorry, bud, you got a ...

Refueling cars is a standard procedure, but not every car has its gas cap on the same side, with some on the left, some on the right. There's a good reason why.

The motoring world has more than its fair share of what I call butter battles (pointless but divisive issues that lead to conflict), but perhaps few go quite as deep as the divide between where the ...

That’s why you’ll mostly find fuel tanks on the right side of these cars. But wherever the carmaker puts the tank, it has to make that decision early.

“If you’re in the U.S., it is more likely that the gas door is on the right side of the car, opposite the driver, than on the driver’s side.” However, there’s a reason why all cars don ...