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What Happens To Old Boeing Planes After Retirement?
Boeing planes may be a common sight in the sky, but they all reach retirement age eventually. Here are some of the ways those old planes are treated afterward.
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High-Mileage Oil: When Should You Make The Switch?
Motor oil is the lifeblood of your vehicle's engine, and at some point making the switch to high-mileage oil is a good idea. Here's what is recommended.
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Don't Use Stolen Parts To Build A Frankenstein Car
While the vehicle appeared to be a top-of-the-line 2018 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk, the VIN stamped on the frame belonged to a 2015 Jeep Cherokee Overland.
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How Does Driving At High Elevation Affect Your Engine Power? Here's What You Should Know
Your car doesn't act the same at high elevations as it does at sea level. But there are ways to compensate for the changes (and a way not to try).
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These Classic GM Model Names Are Overdue A Reboot
While not every model name reboot is a hit, there have been plenty of welcome revivals in the last few years. Here are the GM nameplates we'd like to see again.
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Why Your Car Is More Efficient When You Drive Slower
Many car owners are looking for any way to get better fuel economy, and driving slower does help, but why? Here's everything you need to know.
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The Pros And Cons Of Air Suspension
Air suspension systems have come a long way in recent years, infiltrating the mainstream automotive market after being a niche option on ultra-luxury vehicles.
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Boeing Hid This Entire Factory With A Fake Neighborhood During World War II
Covert operations are crucial during war time. Here's how Boeing hid an entire factory in Seattle during WWII by making in look like a suburban neighborhood.
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Prayer Didn't Help This Mustang Mach-E Driver Avoid One Of The Weirdest Crashes Ever
The driver did not appear to be unconscious or incapacitated in any other way that could cause the incident.
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Why Racing Games Are Lying Cheaters And How They Do It
There's a lot of anecdotal evidence that racing games cheat their human players, but is there any proof?
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Meyers Manx And Tuthill Collab On A Next-Level Rally Buggy With Three Limited-Slip Diffs And A 911K-Derived Motor
Meyers Manx unveiled the LFG at The Quail this week in partnership with the rally legends at Tuthill.
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Gordon Murray S1 LM Is A Corny, Uninspired McLaren F1 Redux Built For One Guy
The father of the F1 plays a familiar tune, when asked to turn his modern supercar into something with retro flavor. But does it work?
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Thieves Steal Corvettes From Bowling Green Factory, Again
This time, the thieves made off with two examples of the 1,064-horsepower ZR1.
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Chevrolet Reveals Two More Corvette Concept Cars, And These Ones Will Be Drivable In 'Gran Turismo'
Chevy unveiled both roadgoing and race car versions of the new concept, called Corvette CX and CX.R Vision Gran Turismo, respectively.
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Lamborghini Fenomeno Is A Super-Exclusive Monster With Lambo's Most Powerful V12 Ever
Lamborghini says the Fenomeno is a "design manifesto" meant to take the company's stylistic trademarks "to the extreme." We'd say the designers succeeded.
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Gunther Werks F-26 Is A Bonkers 1,000-HP Slantnose Porsche 911
While the F-26 is named after a fighter jet, it takes inspiration from Porsche's one-off 935 Flachbau
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Ringbrothers Reimagine 1971 Aston Martin DBS Into An 805-HP Carbon-Fiber Widebody Beast Named Octavia
Octavia did begin life as a real 1971 Aston Martin DBS, but almost everything from the donor car was replaced, redesigned and upgraded
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Infiniti QX80 Track Spec And QX80 Terrain Spec Are Two Extreme Sides Of The Same Coin
Infiniti is in a tough spot right now and seems to be in a bit of a "throw stuff at the wall and see what sticks" mode.
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Lax Fuel Economy Rules Are Hurting Rivian
We're looking at how the loss of fuel economy credits is hitting Rivian, as well as Stellantis' plans for EVs in China.
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At $21,999, Is This 2003 BMW 540i A Good M Sport?
Today's BMW 540i presents much better than its nearly 200K in mileage would make you think as it has had a lot of mechanical refreshment.
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Failed Towing Attempt Causes Unoccupied Car To Crash Into Restaurant Twice
It takes a lot of skill, or lack thereof, to crash a car you're not even driving.
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Lucid Gravity X Concept Wants To Conquer The Off-Road World
The Gravity X has quite a few changes to make sure it's up to snuff when the going gets rough.
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Acura RSX Prototype Is A Close Look At The Sporty Electric SUV That Will Be Made In Ohio Starting Next Year
This is basically 98% of what the production RSX design will look like — just add on real side mirrors and slightly tweak the diffuser and front bumper.
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Ram's Mechanical Bull Ride Found, Sheriff Says It Was Never Stolen To Begin With
Ram called for Hemi fans' help when its mechanical bull ride was "stolen" recently. Now, the situation is getting even weirder.
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EV Charging Is Finally Getting Big In The U.S.
We're looking at the state of EV charging in the United States, as well as Tesla's plans to bring rideshares to New York City.
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High-Tech Cadillac Elevated Velocity EV Concept Is Inspired By Desert Polo, Which Is A Real Sport
This fully drivable concept highlights where Cadillac design will likely head in the future, and it's got gullwing doors and healing infrared lights
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At $6,999, How Could You Possibly Duck This Jaunty 1967 Tuk Tuk?
The 1967 Daihatsu Tuk Tuk taxi we're considering today was once a common sight in cities across much of Southeast Asia.
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