These Are The Monster Engines Powering The World's Largest Cruise Ships
Wondering what sort of engines are used in the biggest cruise ships? These mammoth machines have enormous powerplants that are sometimes larger than a city bus!
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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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The Longest Convertible On Sale Is A Pickup Truck
Throughout the history of the automobile, one type of car that American consumers have always loved is a big, huge, long convertible.
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How Bad Could This $9,650 Maserati Ghibli Be, Exactly?
Clearly, the only option here is for one of you to buy it and report back. It's a little risky, sure, but isn't that what you have disposable income for?
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You Need An Adorable Rally Fiat 124p In Your Life
It's everything you could want in a car.
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The First Air Force One Had A Custom-Built Elevator For FDR's Wheelchair
The first plane that served as Air Force One didn't have pressurized cabins or room for dozens. But it was built to serve a president with a disability.
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Rolls-Royce Goes Full Flower Power With Blooming Petal Wheels On Spectre Inspired By Primavera
Rolls-Royce says first deliveries of the Primavera won't be until spring 2026,
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These Are The Worst Commuter Cars
For most buyers, a car that works well on a daily commute is probably its most important attribute.
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What Car Would You Be Okay Losing To Tariffs?
Which cars would you not shed a tear to see go?
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At $2,700, Is This 1993 Ford Tempo A Deal That's Hard To Beat?
Today's Tempo is described by its seller as having personality. Let's see if this old-school Ford still has what it takes to make an impression.
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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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Here's How F1 Cars Were Refueled In Mere Seconds (Before It Was Banned)
Sophisticated technology let F1 cars be refueled far faster than you could do it at a service station. Then some ugly incidents led to refueling being banned.
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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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City Throws Party Celebrating 'Big Penny' Bridge's 100th Too Tall Truck Victim
It is unique among bridges that enjoy a regular diet of trucks in that it clearly shows its intentions with a set of fangs and a pair of googly eyes.
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The Modern Dodge Dart Wasn't A Bullseye But Owners Seem To Love It Anyway
Despite lingering on dealers' lots years after it was discontinued, the modern Dodge Dart wasn't such a loser. If you criticize it, you'll pay a price.
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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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These Cheap Used Cars Deliver Expensive Looks Without The Painful Price Tag
Searching for a budget-friendly used car that only looks expensive? Check out these vehicles with some luxurious features at an affordable price.
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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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What Does That 'Texas Edition' Badge Actually Mean On Trucks?
Texas Edition trucks aren't limited to the Lone Star State. While features differ between brands, but here's what you can expect from these trucks.
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The Space Shuttle's Tires Were Designed To Only Be Used Once
Landing the Space Shuttle was highly demanding of both the pilot and the shuttle itself.
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The Surprisingly Simple Way F1 Drivers Drink Water During A Race
Every component in F1 racing is over-engineered for maximum efficiency. That's why the simple way that water is delivered to drivers might come as a surprise.
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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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How RFID Toll Tags Work (And What Happens When They Don't)
If you're looking for a way to get past that daily tool booth faster, you may have looked into an RFID toll tag. Here's how they work, and when they might not.
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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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