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Here's What You Should Study If You Want To Be An Auto Mechanic
You love cars and want to be a mechanic? Great, but first learn about education, certifications, apprenticeships, and the skills needed to build a real career.
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EV Sales Only Fell A Little Bit In May, And That's Actually An Improvement
Also, Canadian Ford workers have ratified a new three-year union contract, Honda is thinking about adding a new factory in North America and more.
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At $8,500, Does This 1987 Nissan 300ZX Push All The Right Buttons?
A tenderly-treated slice of 80s nostalgia.
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What A Do-Not-Drive Order Actually Means
Do-not-drive orders, or DNDOs, sound mighty terrifying, but just how dramatic is a DNDO? And what should you do if your car is subject to one?
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The Differences In Test Driving Cars From A Dealership Vs. Private Sellers
Both test drives evaluate the ride, but a dealer's standardized path contrasts sharply with the wild-card settings of private sales.
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This Greek Bridge Is Collapsing Into Water But People Are Still Driving On It
Hopefully this bridge gets fixed soon, or at least barricaded. It seems like only a matter of time before the next crossing is the last.
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HSV's Maloo R8 Still Holds Guinness's Title For Fastest Truck Two Decades Later
The Viper-powered Ram SRT-10 was the world's fastest truck at 154.5 mph, but then this Australian utility vehicle showed up and blew it out of the water.
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How To Fix Dents Yourself So You Can Avoid An Expensive Repair Bill
Depending on the location, depth, and the condition of the paint, fixing a dent can be as simple as popping it out, or it may need a professional body shop.
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Which Concept Cars Spawned The Most Disappointing Production Vehicles?
From jaw-dropping to stomach-turning.
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The Quickest Trucks Are Now EVs, But The Fastest Trucks Are Still Gas (And Old)
While instant electric torque helps modern EVs launch quicker, the world's fastest trucks combine big gas-powered engines with tall gears for insane top speeds.
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How The 1996 Chrysler New Yorker Killed America's Longest-Running Car Nameplate
After fifty-six years, the final Chrysler New Yorker left a complicated legacy. Here is how the last generation ended it all.
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When Does A Speeding Ticket Become A Reckless Driving Charge?
You got caught speeding. What's the big deal? Well, if you hit the threshold in your state's law, you could be looking at a criminal charge, a fine, even jail.
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Here's How Much The Average Car Weighs These Days, And Why It Matters
Cars are getting heavier than ever. Here is a look at average vehicle weights today and why "car bloat" is a major deal for safety, tires, and the planet.
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Why Taking Pictures Of Your Rental Car Is Still An Important Rule To Follow
With so much modern technology around, is it really still worth taking pictures of your rental car before you drive it? Yes, it is, and here's why.
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Surprise, Surprise: Flock Cameras Are Collecting More Than Just Your Plate And Car Information
With the FreeForm search tool, law enforcement can use Flock cameras to find vehicles and people by identifying various visual characteristics.
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Fisker Went Out Of Business Before Giving The Ocean Hands-Free Driving, So Now An Aftermarket Company Is Doing It
It's not just for Fisker owners, either, as Comma AI boasts that the system is currently compatible with more than 325 cars from specific model years.
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Why Are Some Speed Limit Signs Yellow?
If you drive on U.S. roads for long enough, you'll see yellow speed limit signs. These aren't the same as standard black-and-white signs, and here's why.
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Here's How Much A 2021 Acura NSX Has Depreciated In 5 Years
Aside from 573 hp and all-wheel-drive, the 2021 Acura NSX's supercar credentials also include exclusivity. Here's what this means for its 5-year depreciation.
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These Are Some Of The Rarest Lexus Models (And What They're Worth)
Despite its "boring and reliable" image, Lexus built several incredibly exclusive cars over the years – some with price tags that would make Ferrari blush.
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How John Willys Went From Selling Bicycles To Building The World War II Jeep
Before his company built the World War II Jeep, John Willys overcame financial crises, takeover attempts, made business gambles to reshape American motoring.
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Why You'll See Two Different Speed Limit Signs On The Same Road
You may have seen two different speed limit signs posted on the same pole or on each side of the road. While they look confusing, they serve an important role.
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City Bans On Car Camping And Vehicle Habitation Are Increasing
As the times get meaner, U.S. cities are making it harder and harder to camp or live in your car, turning homelessness into a criminal offense.
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The Road Trip Rules For Driving Through National Parks Keep You And The Wildlife Safe
National park roads come with hazards many drivers don't expect, from wildlife encounters to overlooked risks that can quickly upend a scenic trip.
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What Common Issues Affect Mercedes-Benz's M256 Turbocharged Inline-6?
Mercedes' M256 turbocharged inline-6 engine has become popular across the German manufacturer's range, but what are the weak spots in this powerful mill?
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Tesla Can't Dodge A Recall For Overly Bright Headlights
Not everything can be fixed with a software update.
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At $25,500, Is This 2007 Subaru Impreza WRX STi A Built Bargain?
Does a claimed $40,000-worth of mods help or hurt this road-going rally car?
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Here's How Much The 2021 Mazda 6 Has Depreciated In 5 Years
If you splashed out on a 2021 Mazda 6 sedan when it was new, how much would it be worth now? And does that make it a bargain on the used market?
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