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A-Body Vs.G-Body: What's The Difference Between These GM Platforms?
General Motors' A-Body and G-Body vehicle platforms have been the basis for many iconic cars. While similar, here are the differences between them.
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What's Different About High Mileage Oil, And Should You Use It?
High-mileage oil isn't the same as conventional motor oil, and the question of whether you should use it doesn't solely revolve around mileage.
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Ford 427 Vs 427 SOHC: How The Cammer Became A Totally Different Machine
The 427 SOHC was Ford's response to Chrysler's Hemi engines, which dominated NASCAR in the 1960s. But the Cammer's story didn't unfold the way Ford had planned.
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Stepside Vs. Fleetside Truck Beds: What's The Difference?
Most modern pickups aren’t exactly big on creativity. Looking back at trucks from the '40s and '50s shows how stepside and fleetside styles first took shape.
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How To Tell If You Need A New Cabin Filter
The cabin air filter is an essential part of your vehicle's HVAC system. However, it doesn't last forever. Here's how to tell if it's time to replace yours.
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What Happens If The Car You Illegally Imported Gets Found Out
The government outlaws bringing cars into the U.S. that don't follow federal rules, unless they're 25 years old. Here's what happens if you do it anyway.
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4 Driving Rules In The US That Can Get You A Ticket In Mexico
Are you planning a trip to Mexico? Learn which everyday U.S. driving habits can get you ticketed across the border and how to stay safe and compliant.
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4 Reasons Engine Cylinders Misfire (And What To Do About It)
Engine cylinders can misfire for many reasons. There are four causes in particular that you should be aware of; here's what you can do about them.
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Why GM Stopped Making Brand-Specific V8 Engines
General Motors reined in and phased out division-specific V8s in the late 1970s. It wasn't just about the money — a combination of factors were at play.
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5 New Production Cars That Can Go 0-60 In Under 5 Seconds
While new cars are faster than ever, a sub-5-second 0-to-60 time is still pretty rare. Here are some of the new vehicles that can accomplish this feat.
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Every Brand Inside The Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance
The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance, which traces back to 1999, shows that long-term cooperation can be a viable alternative to mergers and acquisitions.
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How A Waterless Car Wash Works (And When You Should Use One)
Some car owners might wonder whether waterless car washes are actually worth using. Check out how they work, as well as when you should use them.
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Why Did Ford Discontinue The Flex?
The Ford Flex was a fun and quirky vehicle that many enthusiasts miss dearly. Here's what Ford claims is the reason for its discontinuation.
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Why The B-52 Bomber Uses Eight Engines Instead Of Four
Most modern aircraft use four jet engines, but the B-52 bomber has eight. The reasons start in one frantic weekend its designers spent in the 1940s.
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Can You Jump Start A V8 With A 4-Cylinder Car? It's All About The Amps
Considering their differences in design, you might wonder if you can jump-start a V8 with a four-cylinder car. The answer might surprise you.
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The Car Parts You Should Never Use A Clay Bar On
Clay bars can be fantastic for cleaning contamination from your car. However, some surfaces on your vehicle won't take too kindly to such a tool.
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Why Toyota Tacoma Tailgates Are So Easy For Thieves To Snag
Toyota Tacomas are popular trucks, and their tailgates fetch a nice price on places like eBay. But that's not why it's so easy to steal the tailgates.
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When Did Ford Start Selling Off Its Stake In Mazda?
Ford once had a large stake in Mazda, but that is no longer the case. When did it sell its stake in the Japanese automaker and end the decades-long partnership?
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This DIY Rig Is Maybe The Best Explanation Of Regenerative Braking We've Seen
A treadmill motor, a homemade flywheel, and some light bulbs work together to help this talented YouTuber explain the complex topic of regenerative braking.
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Why Do Some States Mount Traffic Lights Horizontally?
Some places mount their traffic lights straight up and down, while others lay them on their sides. There are several reasons for the choices they make.
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Why Do Carbon Ceramic Brakes Perform Worse In Cold Weather?
Carbon ceramic brakes are more lightweight and longer-lasting than traditional iron alternatives, but they tend to have trouble in cold weather.
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Name Brand Vs. Store Brand Motor Oil: Does It Make A Difference?
Name brand oils carry a trusted name on their label while store brand oils are much cheaper. But does using one over the other actually make a difference?
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How Long Can You Drive On A Doughnut Spare?
If you get a flat tire, a doughnut spare is better than nothing. But you need to be careful not to try driving it farther than the maximum it will last.
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How To Store Tires Long Term Without Ruining Them
Not sure what to do with your off-season tires? Here's what you need to know about storing them safely to prevent damage and keep them ready for next season.
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How To Clean Your Car's Exhaust Tips And Make Them Shine Again
Exhaust tips can be tough to clean. The good news is that you can restore their shine with pretty much the same tools you'd use to clean your wheels.
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Why Is Gas More Expensive In Canada Than It Is In The US?
Both Canada and the U.S. have extensive reserves of the crude oil gasoline is made of, so why does gas cost so much more in Canada than in the United States?
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Do Golf Carts Need Wheel Alignments?
Golf carts rely on much of the same technology as cars, meaning they need much of the same maintenance, too. Here's what to know about golf cart alignments.
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