The arrow’s origin story goes that Moylan got the idea while taking a company car to a meeting at the automaker’s Dearborn ...

James N. Moylan, the Ford engineer credited with the dashboard arrow that tells drivers which side their fuel filler is on, has died at 80. His simple idea became one of the most useful and overlooked ...

These days cars are smarter and more feature-packed than ever, but sometimes it's the simple, little things that can make all the difference. There's one now-ubiquitous detail that benefits millions ...

On the 11th of last month, a man named James Moylan died at the age of 80 at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Michigan, U.S. Though very few people worldwide may know his name, anyone who grips a car ...

See if this sounds familiar—the gas gauge on your hot rod reads full seemingly forever then the needle suddenly plummets to E, usually after you've gone a few miles past an offramp to a convenient gas ...

An engine relies on two things to run: spark and fuel. Sure, there are a million other things to consider when speaking of engine operation and power, but regardless of the type, size, or brand of ...