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Is It Legal To Drive A Truck Without The Bed?
There are a few reasons why you might drive a pickup truck without a bed, but can this modification get you into legal trouble? Here's what you need to know.
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Cyberattack Hits Jaguar Land Rover, Forcing Temporary Shutdown
Workers at JLR's Merseyside and Halewood factories were told not to report to work early Monday morning due to a "global IT system issue."
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Audi Concept C Is A 'Radically Simple' Targa Roof Electric Sports Car Going Into Production In 2027
The production version of the Concept C will use the same platform as the Porsche 718 EV, and it should just like this show car.
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What We Really Need Is A Hypercar Made By Vacuum Company That Says It's The Apple Of China
Dreame's intentions are all spectacularly vague at this point.
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How To Check Power Steering Fluid (And How Often You Need To Change It)
Power steering fluid forms the hydraulic link between the steering wheel and front wheels, reducing the effort required to turn the steering wheel.
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18,000 Waters In One Order Causes Taco Bell To Pause AI Drive-Through Rollout
After an ambitious AI rollout that brought the technology to 500 drive-through locations, the company is reassessing the plan.
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16-Cylinder Engines Are Extremely Cool, But Only A Few Production Cars Have Used Them
Obviously, the bigger the number the better, and that goes for engines.
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The Smart ForTwo Is Coming Back As The Mercedes-Designed, Geely-Built #2
The successor to the original Smart Car is coming back by the end of 2026.
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This Tiny Street In Cleveland Is Paved In Wood Blocks
Cleveland, Ohio gets an undeserved bad rep from people who have never visited the amazing city. There are surprises around every turn.
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This Is Absolutely The Coolest Rig I Saw At Overland Expo
What's the point in going off-roading if you can't bring a dozen of your best friends along for the ride?
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Nissan's Grand U.S. EV Plans Are Already Falling Apart
In this morning's edition, Nissan's EV plans are in for a bumpy ride in the U.S., Tesla can't get a win in Europe, Audi is feeling good about where it's headed.
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At $10,000, Is This 1966 Sunbeam Alpine A Smart Bargain?
A turnkey classic is always appealing, but is this Sunbeam only a fair-weather friend?
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The B-52 That Almost Hit A Plane Actually Almost Hit Another Plane Too
The prelim report stops short of casting any blame, but clearly this sort of thing can't happen again.
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The ADAS You Might Not Realize Automakers Now Have To Include
Safety is important when it comes to your car. Luckily, there are more advanced driver-assistance systems in place that are now included. Here's what to know.
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Hell Yeah, The 2026 Cadillac Escalade IQ Comes In Two Different Oranges
General Motors has been experimenting with interesting color schemes lately, especially at Cadillac
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Gas Vs. Diesel RVs: The Pros & Cons Of Each Fuel Type
If you are in the market for an RV, it's important to consider the pros and cons of having a gas or diesel model. Here's the breakdown to help you decide.
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How Often Do You Need To Change Your Car's Fuel Filter?
It's easy to overlook fuel filter replacements, but depending on your car make and model, it may be due for a new fuel filter to keep it running.
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The 5 Things To Know Before Doing An EGR Delete
Are you thinking about doing an EGR delete on your truck? Before you do, it's important to know the legal and performance aspect of the modification.
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You Can Get Your TPMS Sensors Replaced At Costco. Here's What It's Likely To Cost
TPMS sensors can be costly to replace, but they don't have to be. If you're a Costco member, swing by your local warehouse for a deal on this safety necessity.
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What Are Cold Cranking Amps On A Car Battery, And How Many Do You Really Need
When it's freezing cold out and you're late for work, the last thing you want is a battery to fail. Here's what cold cranking amps mean, and how they help.
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The Pros And Cons Of OEM Parts Vs Aftermarket
Vehicle repairs are inevitable, and when you need a part, you have two options: OEM or aftermarket. Before buying, here are the pros and cons.
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Turning Left On Red Is Legal In These US States
Every driver in the U.S. is familiar with turning right at a red light, but turning left is a different story. It's awkward, but it's allowed in some states.
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This Is The Last American Car You Could Buy With A 3-On-The-Tree
It's been over 20 years since American car manufacturers said goodbye to the three-on-the-tree. This was the very last model you could buy with the feature.
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YouTubers Drive A Dodge Charger Around A Roundabout For 24 Hours Straight
Driving in circles for 24 hours straight would get boring, so in "Top Gear" style, the drivers drew challenges randomly out of a hat every 200 laps.
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Why You Should Clean Your Sunroof Drains Before They Clean Out Your Wallet
A sunroof may look cool, but still requires a bit of maintenance. Here's why you should regularly clean your sunroof drains, and what might happen if you don't.
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What Can Happen If You Underfill Engine Oil
While, sure, there's a chance you might overfill your engine oil if you're not careful, it's much more likely (and dangerous) to risk having low oil levels.
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How Whale Oil Helped Cars Survive Before Modern Lubricants
Killing whales for their oil may seem like a relic of the 1800s, but it went on until the 1970s. The reason? Whale oil was really good for certain car parts.
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