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5 Motorcycle Etiquette Rules That Separate Newbies From Pros
You've got that shiny new motorcycle, and you really, really want to seem like a biking pro. Here's how to act to look like you've been riding forever.
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You Thought These EVs Were Coming To The US, But Now They're Off The Table
The EV wave appears to be slowing down, and it looks like some models won’t reach American roads after all, as some big names quietly back out.
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11 Unique Rear-Engine Cars That Stood The Test Of Time
Back in the day, there were numerous rear-engine cars that really stood out for their unique features -- and influenced the automobile industry in the process.
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10 Of The Largest Private Car Collections In The World
From Ralph Lauren to the Sultan of Brunei, these are the largest private car collections in the world, boasting Rolls Royces, Ferraris, and countless others.
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Five Of The Most Powerful Chevy Small Block Engines Ever Made
Chevrolet has put out some powerful engines over the years. In particular, there are five Chevy small-blocks that were the most powerful of their time.
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These Are The Boxiest New Cars You Can Buy Today
While most automakers prize aerodynamics, there are a handful of cars that stay true to their boxy roots. Here are the boxiest vehicles available today.
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5 Philosophies Of The Toyota Way That Are Evident In The Brand Today
"The Toyota Way" isn't just a book title; it's a set of principles the company tries to live by. When it fails to do that, disaster can follow.
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10 Major Car Brands You Can't Buy In The U.S.
A number of car brands from all over the world, including China, Russia, and various European countries, still can't secure a foothold in the U.S. market.
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Wet Clutch Vs. Dry Clutch: The Differences Explained
Wet or dry clutch -- which suits your driving style? From track use to daily commuting, each setup manages heat, torque, and noise differently.
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These Are The Toughest Places On Earth To Earn A Driver's License
Getting a driver's license in the U.S. is fairly easy, but that's not the case everywhere. These are the most difficult countries for earning a license.
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How To Remove A Stuck Oil Filter
Dealing with a stuck oil filter? Here are a few smart tools and simple tricks that might save your weekend wrenching session before it gets messy.
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How To Remove A Stuck Bolt (Without Breaking It)
Seized bolts are a huge annoyance, but they're not always impossible to remove. Here are some of the best ways to remove a stuck fastener without breaking it.
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These Cars Still Use Analog Clocks
Despite the steady march of automotive technology in the modern era, analog clocks remain a sign of luxury, and are still available in a few makes and models.
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How Reliable Are 6th Gen Camaros? Here's What JD Power Says
Chevrolet's iconic Camaro cars have lasted up until their 6th generation. JD Power's rankings can provide a good idea of just how reliable that generation is.
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How Ford's Small-Block V8 Helped Shape The Muscle Car Era
In the 1960s, Ford introduced a number of small-block engine designs. How exactly did these V8s manage to shape the era of high-performance muscle cars?
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Thinking Of Swapping Your Harley's Belt For A Chain? Here's What You Need To Know
Modern Harley-Davidsons use belt final drives as opposed to classic chain drives. What are the benefits of each, and should you swap a belt drive for a chain?
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The Psychology Behind Choosing A Car Color (And What Yours Says About You)
Like dark green cars? That might be because you're a sophisticated traditionalist. And if you own a yellow vehicle, you probably just like attention.
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4 Proven Ways To Prevent Rodent Damage To Your Car
Rodents can do a lot of damage to cars. Fortunately, there are ways to keep them out. Here are four of the best methods for keeping rodents out of your ride.
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Then Vs. Now: How The Original FJ Cruiser Compares To The New Model
The FJ Cruiser is returning with various design changes and additional features. How does Toyota's new version of the SUV compare to its original model?
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Reliable Diesel Engines That Just Won't Quit
Diesel engines have long had a solid reputation for reliability, but these powerhouses have proven to last far longer than even their stalwart cousins.
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5 Of The Best Tips For Cleaning Chrome On A Motorcycle
Chrome work can take a motorcycle's appearance to the next level, but only if it's clean. Here are some of the best tips to keep your bike's chrome shining.
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Every Semi Truck Brand Owned By Paccar
Paccar is a giant in the semi truck industry. In fact, the company owns numerous truck brands. These are the manufacturers that Paccar owns or has owned.
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These 5 Car Makers Own The Most Brands Right Now
While some auto brands are small and independent, others are part of large groups. These are the automakers that own the most car brands today.
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These Are The Best Winter And Snow Tires, Per Consumer Reports
If you live where it's consistently cold in winter, you need winter/snow tires. Consumer Reports has tested them and reports on which are the best.
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These Are The Least Reliable Japanese Cars, According To Consumer Reports
While Japanese cars are typically extremely reliable, that's not always the case. These are the Japanese vehicles that Consumer Reports says to avoid.
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These Are The Best Tire Retailers, According To Consumer Reports
Buying tires can be an expensive and frustrating experience. Fortunately, Consumer Reports says these places provide the best service and prices.
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All The Horrible Things You Should Never Use To Quiet A Noisy Engine Belt
There's no shortage of terrible "solutions" most people turn to when they're met with a screaming engine belt. This list can help you avoid the worst ones.
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