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The Meaning Behind Lamborghini's SV Badge
The SV badge denotes special Lamborghinis. But though you may think you know what it stands for, there are actually multiple meanings across different models.
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Why Don't Most Gas Stations Have The Extra Long Hoses Like Costco?
Costco has such long hoses at its gas stations that you can fill up no matter which side of your vehicle your filler door is on. Why aren't they more common?
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What Does Side Gapping A Spark Plug Do?
Side gapping your car's spark plugs could result in some modest performance gains. Here's what it means, how to do it, and why it works.
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Here's How Tire Tread Affects Gas Mileage
The types of tires installed on your vehicle can affect its fuel economy in numerous ways. Here's what to know about how tires affect your car's mpg.
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Does Costco Allow Overnight RV Stays In Their Parking Lots?
Finding overnight parking for your RV can be difficult. Fortunately, there are options. Here's what to know about parking your motorhome at Costco overnight.
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What Can Happen If You Get A Traffic Ticket In A Foreign Country?
There's more to driving in a different country than which side of the road you're on. And if you get a ticket there, consequences can be tiny or huge.
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Police Used Flock Cameras To Track One Driver Over 500 Times. Now They're Being Sued
The cameras that catch drivers who speed or ignore red lights don't just snap you when you're breaking the law. They can shoot you hundreds of times a month.
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10 States Where Drivers Can Hit The Highest Speeds
Most states' top speed limits don't go higher than 65 or 70 mph. While those 10 states allow you to go faster, they're not without their limitations.
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All-Season Vs. All-Terrain Tires: The Differences Explained
All-season and all-terrain tires each offer benefits and downsides. Here's what you need to know about both tire types and how to choose between them.
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Why Las Vegas Uses Dots Instead Of Lines To Mark Their Lanes
Some cities and counties use raised bumps in place of traditional painted lines to identify road lanes. Here's why Sin City chooses to use dots.
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35 Years Ago, The Lamborghini Diablo Was The Fastest Car In The World
The Diablo was the first Lamborghini to cross the 200-mph top-speed barrier.
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How Automotive Painters Color Match Your Car's Paint
Just get the number of your car's paint and you're all set, right? No, picking the right color to repaint your car is a mix of high tech and artistic eye.
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Was Al Capone's Limo Confiscated And Then Used As The First Armored Presidential Limo?
During World War II, U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt needed a secure means of transportation. Was the answer a limo once owned by gangster Al Capone?
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I Can't Make The Car In Front Of Me Drive Any Faster, But You Can Definitely Stop Tailgating Me Like This Is Somehow My Fault
It's a bunch of cars going slower than you'd prefer, but it's not like I can do anything about it. Just calm down. You'll get there when you get there.
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Kia Recalls Nearly 40,000 Sorentos That May Catch Fire When The Climate Control Fan Speed Is Set To Three
The connection between the blower motor resistor and connector can overheat when using the HVAC system on fan speed three while the ignition is on.
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Aftermarket Parts May Be Harder To Find After Major Supplier Goes Bankrupt
First Brands' bankruptcy isn't the end, but it may be alerting us to even bigger problems to come.
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Tesla Had A Monstrous Sales Quarter Right As The $7,500 EV Tax Credit Died
Tesla's deliveries surged to nearly 500,00 vehicles in the third quarter as buyers looked to get a deal before the $7,500 EV tax credit expired, and more.
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At $6,500, Is This 1987 Toyota Corolla FX16 GT-S The Hot Hatch To Have?
Does that feel like a fair deal on an almost forgotten hot hatch? Or do the questions and the fuel pump make you think the seller needs to find a new bottom?
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That Time Ford Designed A Nuclear-Powered Car, The Nucleon
If you can run ships on nuclear power, why not cars? In an era of atomic optimism, Ford unveiled its plan for a car that would run on uranium fission.
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At $8,450, Is Buying This 2006 Pontiac Solstice A Bright Idea?
What do you think? Is this Solstice the right choice? And is that $8,450 the right price? Or does the car and the asking indicate dark days ahead?
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Why Some '90s Toyotas Had Gold Badges
All that glitters isn't gold, but some 1990s Toyotas had badges plated in the genuine metal. The look has faded, but it hasn't gone completely out of style.
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This Shipping Container Turned Out To Be A 1968 Firebird Time Capsule
What happens when you put a classic muscle car in a shipping container for eight years? You can find out firsthand if you scoop up this Craigslist offering.
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The Problem With Chrome-Capped Lug Nuts
Chrome-capped lug nuts have a horrible reputation in the automotive world. Here's why they're so bad and what you can do to address the issue.
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The Chevy BrightDrop-Based Coachmen RVEX Electric RV Actually Makes Sense In The Real World
The Coachmen RVEX addresses the shortcomings of electric RVs better than anything we've seen so far.
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Tracking Down A Rare Shade Of Porsche Purple Is A Great Excuse For A European Road Trip
Between 1978 and 1980 Porsche offered a pale shade of purple called Moonstone, and a Texas artist has made it his life's mission to track down the full story.
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The $7,500 EV Tax Credit Is Dead, And Ford Thinks Half Of EV Sales Will Go With It
You didn't want cheap electric cars and breathable air, right?
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At $6,500, Is This 2003 Chrysler PT Cruiser Marilyn Monroe Tribute A Bombshell Of A Deal?
While generally vilified these days, Chrysler's PT Cruiser was, in fact, a roaring success when it was new.
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