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Hoonigan Is Going Back To Basics With Project Cars Again
Here we go, it's kill all tires time!
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You Car Is Greedy For Personal Data, But Thankfully You Can Probably Delete It
Modern cars collect a tremendous amount of personal data, but there are ways to delete it. Here are the steps you need to take to protect your privacy.
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What That Red Border On Some Speed Limit Signs Actually Means
Some speed limit signs now feature a red border that stands out from the usual design. Here’s why it’s being used and what it signals.
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Burglary Suspect Makes A Clean Getaway In A Waymo
The thief used a driverless Waymo, complete with 29 cameras, for transportation to and from the scene of a crime, but police still haven't made any arrests.
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A Little Medicinal THC While Driving Is Probably Fine, Australia Decides
If you've got a prescription and you're below Australia's legal limits, driving with a little bit of THC in your system won't necessarily be a deal-breaker.
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Chinese Automakers Are Building A Quiet Presence In The U.S. Despite The Fact They Can't Sell Anything Here
Plus, American Axle UAW strike could cause major issues for GM's truck production, China's car sales had another rough month and more.
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2027 Rivian R2 Is Even Better Than You Hoped
Like its big siblings, the Rivian R2 is simply satisfying in basically every regard, a crossover all sorts of people will easily fall in love with.
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At $37,500, Is This 1972 GMC Suburban A Resto-Mod For The Rest Of Us?
With some nicely updated components and a few features that keep it firmly planted in its 1970s roots, is this classic family hauler worth $37,500?
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Here's What Michelin Does Beside Making Tires And Rating Restaurants
Michelin is famous for making tires and rating restaurants, yet the French company has lots of other projects on the side. But what exactly are they?
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To See The End Of The World In California, You'll Need The Right Vehicle
A remote Mojave Desert attraction has left more than a few drivers stranded in the sand, making the right vehicle essential.
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The Largest Plane You Can Fly On In 2026 Is Indeed Quite Large
There are some massive planes out there that offer plenty of room and some incredible comfort. And this passenger plane has been the biggest around since 2005.
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Rogue Parakeet Carries Out Potentially Unstoppable Campaign Of Car Damage
Scotland's nature agency, was unsure why the parrot would be eating or dismantling the rubber parts of car, but offered a few theories as to why.
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This Is The Last Car Part DIYers Should Attempt To Build Themselves
Cars provide many opportunities for fun DIY jobs, but you shouldn't attempt to build all of your own parts, especially when it comes to this system.
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How To Maintain Your Backup Camera (And How Expensive It Can Be If You Don't)
Your car's backup camera is a vital piece of equipment that makes parking much easier. But if you don't maintain it properly, repairs can be extremely pricey.
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Why Ford And The U.S. Postal Service Both Use The Same Kansas City Cave
Ford's presence in SubTropolis has expanded over 1 million square feet since the 1960s.
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These Used Hondas Aren't Worth Your Money At Any Price
Hondas have a well-deserved reputation for reliability. But some of them also have a history of recall notices, lawsuit settlements, and other issues.
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The 2000 Ford Excursion Was Built To Be The Biggest, Heaviest SUV On Earth
This 7,700-lb monster dwarfed every other SUV on the market and packed the biggest-displacement diesel engine Ford ever produced, towing up to 11,000 lbs.
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This Four-Cylinder Engine Won The Indy 500 27 Times Between 1935 And 1976
How did a four-cylinder engine win the Indy 500 27 times? Explore the history, design, and legacy of the racing motor that boasts origins in a marine engine.
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Here's Why Turbocharger Development Was Held Back For Years
Turbochargers were patented in the early 1900s, but were never common in cars until the second half of the 20th century. So what held the technology back?
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The First Vehicle With A Direct-Injection Diesel Engine May Be Older Than You Realize
If you think direct-injection diesel engines made their debut in the 1980’s, think again. The first diesel without extra plumbing debuted decades earlier.
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Get Ready For Even More Tariffs
Plus new self-driving initiatives from Uber in London, right to repair legislation, and the cult of the Rav4 hybrid.
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At $22,500, Is This 1990 Mazda MX-5 Miata The Answer To Our Prayers?
Miata may always be the answer, but should we question this price?
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How Consumer Reports, The IIHS, And Others Test Car Headlights
Headlights are a topic of conversation at the moment, with some concerns about brightness, but this is how independent organisations measure cars' lights.
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Is Cleaning Your Car To Improve Fuel Economy Myth Or Mythbusted?
You might have heard that a dirty car is more aerodynamic. But is there really any truth to that statement? Here's what the MythBusters had to say about it.
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The Reason Automakers Are Moving From Port Injection To Direct Injection
Port fuel injection has some big advantages, but automakers increasingly are using gasoline direct injection instead. The reasons are numerous.
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The Gas Additive MTBE Was Banned By California In 2003: Here's Why
More than 20 years ago, California stepped in to ban the gas additive MTBE, but why did the state take that step, and what exactly was wrong with MTBE?
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Here's What Happens When You Blueprint An Engine
If you've heard of racing enthusiasts and drag racers discuss blueprinting, but have no idea what they're talking about, this explainer will be for you.
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