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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For Ford, SHO Meant Fast — But What Did It Really Stand For?
Ford had put the SHO label on quite a few of its deemed performance models, but what does it actually mean? Here's everything you need to know.
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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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This Mitsubishi Packed More Horsepower Per Liter Than A Chiron
This limited-run version is almost impossible to find today, but its specs are still impressive, beating not only the Chiron but many other modern exotics.
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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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Here's How Much The Cadillac Lyriq Has Depreciated So Far
The Cadillac Lyriq is depreciating at a surprising rate. Not unlike other electric vehicles, there are several factors that contribute to its loss in value.
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The Most Reliable New Truck Isn't A Ford Or Chevy (According To JD Power)
If you want to get the most reliable pickup truck possible, you should probably consult JD Power's list for 2025. Hint: The pick isn't a Ford or Chevy.
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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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What Happens When You Crash Your Motorcycle?
Basic physics dictates a lot of what happens when you crash your motorcycle. But you can affect it, too, both in your actions and in what you choose to wear.
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The Purpose Behind F1's Strange Looking Aero Rakes
Those odd arrays attached to F1 cars during practice serve a serious purpose. The information they gather can be the difference between victory and defeat.
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Peugeot Once Entered A Car Into A Bicycle Race, Then Lost By 6 Days
n 1891, Peugeot entered its Type 3 into Paris-Brest-Paris, a 745-mile bicycle race. However, Peugeot might have underestimated the race's difficulty.
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These Are The Best SUVs With Unbeatable Gas Mileage
If you are looking for an SUV that can help keep fuel costs down, you have plenty of options to choose from. Here are the SUVs with best fuel economy ratings.
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Even Super Rich Lamborghini Buyers Are Getting Scared Off By The Tariffs A Lot Of Them Probably Voted For
What self-respecting billionaire wants to pay more now for something they could buy later for a little less?
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Subaru's EyeSight Was Ahead Of Its Time, But Is It Falling Behind?
Subaru once was a pioneer with its EyeSight driver assistance package. Technology doesn't stand still, though. So Subaru is making moves to recover lost ground.
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Every Car Brand Ford Used To Own (But Sold Or Shut Down)
Ford has owned a host of other brands over a century-plus, both foreign marques and domestic ones. Some of them are well-known and some completely obscure.
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The Coal Scuttle: The Car That Started Aston Martin
Aston Martin's first car was a far cry from today's luxury Astons. But it has long since vanished, and historians would love to get their hands on it.
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The Worst Traffic Jam Ever Recorded Happened 15 Years Ago In China And Lasted 12 Days
Imagine being stuck in the worst traffic jam you could imagine, on a sweltering hot day, surrounded by a bunch of people blasting ass on the side of the road.
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How To Master Parallel Parking Using Your Backup Camera's Colored Lines
Considering how large cars have gotten and how much worse their outward visibility is, the proliferation of backup cameras is definitely a good thing.
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Why Does Lombard Street Exist?
Lombard Street's hairpin turns are a symbol of San Francisco, right up there with the Golden Gate Bridge. They may seem crazy, but they have a serious purpose.
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What Happened To Boeing's Airborne Aircraft Carrier Plan?
In 1973, Boeing and the U.S. Air Force mulled a plan to turn a plane into an airborne aircraft carrier. It wasn't the first time for such a proposal.
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'Punch In The Stomach' Lotus Cuts Nearly Half Of Its Workforce In The UK
For a company that has spent its whole life circling the drain, it sure feels like a second flush isn't that far away.
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Delta Agrees To Pay $78.7 Million For Dumping Fuel Over Los Angeles
Delta's position is that the FAA cleared its pilots of any wrongdoing, saying that "it settled to avoid the uncertainty, distraction and cost of litigation."
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License Plate Reader Company Seeks Partnership With Dashcam Company, Which Isn't Scary At All
This creates a vast database that can be used to track people's movements, regardless of whether they're suspected of a crime or not.
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The World's Simplest EV Conversion Takes Less Than A Day
The mad geniuses over at Garbage Time have done it again, welding a garage door motor to the differential of a Ford Falcon.
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