Red Bull Will Launch Its 2026 F1 Season In Detroit To Officially Kick Off Ford Partnership
Red Bull announced on Tuesday that its 2026 season launch will take place in Detroit, Michigan, on January 15.
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FAA-Mandated Flight Cuts Continue As Controllers Miss 2nd Paycheck
The FAA-mandated flight cuts will remain in place until it's deemed safe to lift the order, not when the shutdown officially ends.
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10 More States Will Now Allow Durango Hellcat Sales, Dodge Says
So if you live in one of those states and need a 6,000-pound SUV that gets 13 mpg, then congratulations.
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Before Windshield Wipers, Driving In The Rain Was Chaos
It seems like windshield wipers have been around forever, but they weren't standard for decades. Meanwhile, drivers had inventive ways to fight the rain.
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This LS-Swapped Audi A5 Baja Build Might Be The Funniest Car I've Seen In Beverly Hills
Can I get a "hell yeah, brother" in the chat?
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Here's How Often A Cabin Air Filter Needs To Be Changed (And How To Know When It's Time)
A dirty cabin air filter can do a lot to decrease your comfort. Here's when you should worry about replacing it, as well as how often it needs to be checked.
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The Tesla Semi Is Old Enough To Get A Facelift, But It's Still Not At Full-Scale Production Yet
Elon Musk says volume production of the facelifted Semi will start at Tesla's new Nevada factory in 2026, which is also not open yet.
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Google Is Considering Putting AI Data Centers Into Space
Google's parent company Alphabet has already put the robots on your streets with Waymo, but that clearly wasn't ambitious enough.
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Mercedes-Benz's Cold Wind Tunnel Simulates Blizzards To Make Sure The Electric GLB Will Warm You Up Quicker Than A Gas Car
My favorite bit? The standard panoramic sunroof can be had with ambient lighting that illuminates dozens of three-pointed stars in the glass.
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These Are Your Most Frustrating Flight Delay Stories
8 Democratic senators might have folded to end the longest federal government shutdown in U.S. history, but there's no end in sight for the 10% flight reduction
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Hyundai Data Breach May Have Exposed Data On As Many As 2.7 Million Drivers
We're looking at a data breach at Hyundai, as well as dealers' climbing new-car inventories and more.
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What New Car Offers The Most Bang For Your Buck (If You Can Get It At MSRP)?
To simplify things, let's ignore possible dealer markups, since those vary so wildly from dealer to dealer.
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2026 Hyundai Palisade Hybrid Improves On A Winning Formula With More Power And Better Fuel Economy
It's hard to think of many, if any, cars in the Palisade Hybrid's class that beat it on looks, comfort, luxury or efficiency.
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At $6,800, Is This 2013 Ford Fusion Fun For The Whole Family?
A rare six-speed stick inches the fun factor of today's Nice Price or No Dice Fusion closer to its Aston Martin-aping good looks.
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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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How To Survive A Tire Blowout On The Highway
A tire blowout at highway speeds is extremely scary and dangerous. Here's what to do and how to survive if you experience this problem.
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Sure, The Rolls-Royce Spectre Costs $400,000, But At Least It Now Comes With A $5,000 EV Lease Credit
Rolls-Royce used to offer a $7,500 discount on the Spectre but changed it to $5,000 after September 30, when Republicans murdered the EV tax credit.
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Are Porsches Reliable? Here's What Consumer Reports Data Says
Only four Porsche models went through full CR testing, so the German brand’s strong overall ranking deserves a closer look. Here’s what the data shows.
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Why Boeing Didn't Stick With One Engine Option For The 787
Both General Electric and Rolls-Royce offer their own engines for Boeing's 787. Here's why the Dreamliner didn't just stick with one or the other.
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Chevy 350 Vs. Oldsmobile 350: How Are They Different?
What were the differences between Chevy's small-block 350 engine and the Oldsmobile 350? Plus, how did each of them fare throughout history?
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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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What's The Difference Between Copper And Iridium Spark Plugs
Copper spark plugs are affordable and widely available, but iridium spark plugs bring their own set of advantages. Here’s what sets them apart.
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DHS Secretary Kristi Noem Tried To Buy 737s From Bankrupt Spirit Airlines That It Didn't Own And Also Didn't Have Engines
Fresh from spending $200 million taxpayer dollars on private jets in the middle of a government shutdown, Noem was also looking for ICE to purchase ten 737s.
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This Abandoned Chinese Hotel Is A Graveyard For Rolls-Royce Phantoms And Limousines
A YouTuber and urban explorer recently found a number of Rolls-Royce Phantoms and other luxury vehicles at an abandoned hotel. Here's the story.
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Secret Service Blames Presidential Limo's Open Trunk On Mechanical Failure
Did the Secret Service forget to close the trunk? Did China hack the presidential limo? We may never actually know the truth.
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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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Why Automakers Still Haven't Ditched Clay Car Models
Despite numerous advances in technology and computer capabilities, automakers still use clay models during the design process. Here's why.
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