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At $10,500, Would You Rule The Neighborhood In This 2019 GEM E4 NEV?
No, it's not going to let you get out on the highway, but on suburban streets with a speed limit of less than 35, it could still make you born to be wild.
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Ramps Vs. Jack Stands: Which Is Better For Working Under Your Car?
Jack stands and ramps are two popular tools for DIY auto jobs. However, is one better than the other? Here's how to decide which is right for you.
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Why Car Antennas Keep Changing Shape (And It's Not Just For Style)
The humble radio antenna has become more of a design feature in recent years, but sometimes the shape is dictated by function, as well as form.
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How Reliable Is The 2025 Buick Enclave? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
The third-generation Buick Enclave was only introduced in 2025, but Consumer Reports has already passed its verdict on the SUV's reliability.
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The Nickel And Dime Parts That Can Blow Up Your Kit Car Budget
Building your own kit car can be a dream come true, but it can also be far more expensive than you realize. Here are some parts that might eat into your budget.
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How Iceland Built A Car Culture At The Edge Of The Arctic
Iceland is a large country with rough terrain, but it's managed to cultivate an extensive culture filled with automotive enthusiasts and unique races.
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Do Spark Plugs Need Anti-Seize Lubricant?
Do you put a little anti-seize lubricant on your spark plugs before you torque them up? It's a widely used trick, but is it really necessary?
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Ford And Geely Want To Work Together On Manufacturing And Tech
We're looking at the possibility of a deal between Ford and Geely, as well as American dealers' resistance to Chinese cars and more.
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Buick's New GNX Video Reminds Everyone Of When It Used To Be Cool To Disastrous Results
It's hard to find anyone who is really positive about the video, which is a shame, because the idea itself is a cool one.
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At $9,450, Would You Be Proud To Own This 1987 Toyota Cressida?
The seller of today's Toyota claims it offers "Pride of Ownership." Whatever that means, it's got to be better than shame of ownership or buyer's remorse.
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What Made The Chevy Powerglide Transmission So Special?
Chevrolet's Powerglide transmission hasn't been made in over half a century, but drag racers still love and use it. Here's why it's still around.
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Long- Vs Short-Stroke Engines: What Are The Differences?
Bore and stroke are important measurements when it comes to calculating an engines displacement, and the kind of performance an engine offers.
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When Did Chevy Start Factory Racing With A Corvette?
Corvettes first raced in 1960 in Le Mans, but the brand didn't start sponsoring a team juntil decades later. There were lots of reasons for that.
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Automakers Phased Out The CD Player From New Cars (And It's Not Hard To Guess Why)
The last new cars sold in the U.S. with CD players have been made, and there are a number of reasons why that feature is dead. They start with you.
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What's The Difference Between The Muncie M20, M21, And M22 Transmissions?
Gearheads talk of the Muncie Corvette transmissions, but what are the differences between them? And why are some more desirable than others?
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How Honda's S600 Sports Car Reached 9,500 RPM With Nearly Zero Oil Pressure
Honda's tiny S600 sports car had a free-spinning 606cc engine that reached 9,500 rpm, but how could it manage that with almost no oil pressure?
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10 Of The Greatest 'Coke Bottle' Style Muscle Cars Of All Time
Coke-bottle styling originated with a manufacturer known for stodginess, but the design language went on to adorn some of the world's most beautiful cars.
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What Ecotec Means On GM Engines
Ever seen the Ecotec logo under a General Motors car's hood and wondered what it's all about? We've done the research so you don't have to.
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Why Window Louvers Were A Big Deal On Muscle Cars (And Aren't Anymore)
Window louvers were an iconic design element of classic muscle cars. But they also served practical purposes beyond looking exceptionally stylish.
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Yes, You Can Put LS Heads On A Ford 300 Inline-6, But It's Not Gonna Be Easy
Putting LS heads on a Ford 300 inline-6 requires some machining and lots of custom parts. Still some hardy souls have gone ahead and done it.
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Weed Spilled In Your Car Doesn't Violate Open Container Laws, California Court Rules
The Supreme Court of California has weighed in on whether "crumbs" of weed are the same as open alcohol, and whether they justify a probable cause search.
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8 Rare British Sports Cars With Killer Good Looks
The British were once known for making great sports cars. Some are well-known, but you might be unfamiliar with a few on our list — and they’re all gorgeous.
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At $9,900, Would You Class Up The Joint In This 1986 Mercedes 560 SL?
Like its pagoda-roofed predecessors, today's R107 is a model on the rise. Let's see if we like where this classy convertible is presently priced.
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Why Some Classic Buicks Have Three Portholes And Others Have Four
The 1949 Buick Roadmaster was the very first Buick to feature Ventiports, whose design evolved over the years. But what did the number of portholes signify?
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Ceramic Vs Steel Bearings: What's The Difference And Why It Matters
Bearings can use steel or ceramic balls, but that begs the obvious question: which is better? Should you stick with conventional steel or more modern ceramic?
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Before Tire Companies Made Tires For Drag Racing, Drag Racers Had To Get Creative
Before there were specific drag-racing tires, drivers and engineers had to make do with what they had, leading to some pretty creative - but flawed - solutions.
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The MazdaSpeed 6 Was An AWD 274-Horsepower Subaru Fighter. It's Also Horribly Unreliable.
It had impressive performance for a sedan in its era, but the pumped-up Mazdaspeed6 has lots of reliability issues that could be expensive to repair.
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