Taking A Splash-Colored 2027 Volkswagen Atlas Around A Frozen Lake Was A Blast
Not many people are sliding their SUV sideways on ice during a typical winter commute, but that doesn't mean it wasn't fun.
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Air Force One And The Boeing 747 Gifted By Qatar Will Get Trump's Tacky Paint Job After All
The two 747s that are being overhauled by Boeing to meet Pentagon standards were originally built for a Russian airline that never took the jets.
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My RX-7 Is Too Cramped For The Kids! What Car Should I Buy?
Thomas really loves his 1993 Mazda RX-7. Unfortunately, the rotary-powered sports car is not ideal for two kids in car seats. What car should he buy?
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Jaguar F-Type Driver Survives Stuffing Car Under Back Of Stopped School Bus
The driver was cited for following too closely, which may be the understatement of the century.
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Apple And IMAX Are Bringing Real F1 Races To The Big Screen
After the success of the Brad Pitt movie, it's the turn for actual F1 racing to hit theater screens.
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Kristi Noem's Luxurious $70 Million Deportation Plane Sure Doesn't Look Like It Was Designed With Deportations In Mind
Even people inside the Department of Homeland Security aren't convinced.
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These Are The Cars Our Readers Were Weirdly Obsessed With As Kids
Maybe you were into some cool cars as a kid, but it's just as likely that you were obsessed with a car you wouldn't drive today, even if someone paid you.
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GM's Solution To A Bad Economy Is Building Fewer Cars
We're looking at GM cutting inventory to prepare for a tight 2026, as well as Nashville trying to get its hands on a Tesla tunnel and more.
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Aston Martin Puts 2021 Abu Dhabi F1 Safety Car Up For Sale, Do With This Information What You Will
This specific two-seater might be the most controversial vehicle to ever lead the F1 field.
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What's The Best Engine You've Ever Driven?
Head over heels with a HEMI, or vocal in your V12 love? We want to know your favorite powertrain.
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At $58,500, Is This 1980 Ferrari 308 GTS An Imperfect Deal?
What's your take on this battle-scarred GTS and that $58,500 asking price? Does that seem fair? Or is this a Prancing Horse that should be put out to pasture?
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Even The New Audi RS5 Itself Looks Shocked By How Powerful Its PHEV V6 Is
The new RS5 Avant and sedan have a total of 630 horsepower and the industry's first electromechanical torque vectoring system.
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Here's How Marine Alternators Are Different From The One In Your Car
An engine is an engine and an alternator is an alternator, right? But not when they're operating in completely different environments like a boat and a car.
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AI Data Center Demand May Cause A New Chip Shortage That Will Affect Auto Manufacturing, Again
I'd better get that Xbox memory upgrade before it's too late.
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Elizabeth Taylor Made This 1960 Rolls-Royce Drophead Coupe Stunning (And Twice As Valuable)
Elizabeth Taylor's relationship with her 1960 Roll-Royce Drophead Coupe lasted longer than any of her marriages, and added to the car's cachet.
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American Airlines Is In Such Dire Shape That Unions Want To Oust Its Leadership
Since American has a profit-sharing system with its employees, poor overall performance means smaller take-home pay.
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What Is A Salvage Title Car And Why Is Buying One Essentially Gambling?
Salvage title cars seem like a bargain, but are they really? A vehicle with salvage status comes with a questionable history — and serious risks to consider.
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First-Ever Plane Landing On A Moving Train Took Practice With Two Electric Hypercars
The Rimac Nevera R is far from the typical aerobatic practice tool.
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Tesla Claims It's Already Built A Cybercab On The Production Line
Maybe Tesla made exactly one car well before the others just so its boss could win a bet with MKBHD. Stranger things have certainly happened at Tesla.
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These Were The Only Two American Cars That Offered Four-Wheel Disc Brakes In The 1960s
Disc brakes were invented in 1902, but didn’t become common until decades later. And only two American cars offered them on all four wheels in the 1960s.
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More Automakers Are Making New Inline-Sixes, And These Ones Are The Best
Inline-sixes are making a serious comeback, and today’s versions are smoother, stronger, and more advanced than ever. These are the engines leading the pack.
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The Difference Between LS And Vortec Engines (And Why Fans Love Them)
Although Vortec engines fall under the "LS" branding, they aren't actually the exact same as more traditional LS engines made by General Motors.
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Colorado Dust Storm Causes Deadly 36-Vehicle Crash
This, unfortunately, seems like a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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A Wagon-Y Polestar 4 Variant (With A Rear Window) Is Coming This Year, And Two Brand New Models Will Follow In The Next Two Years
The Swedish automaker is working on it's largest new model offensive yet, promising three new vehicles over the next three years.
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Scout Motors Delays Production Over Unnamed 'Technical Issues': Report
Scout also has yet to confirm the delay, telling Der Spiegel, "We currently have no update to our timeline or product plan to share."
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These Are The States You'd Never Buy A Car From
The key comes in knowing how to weight the dice in your favor, and an easy way to do that is to be picky about where you buy your cars from.
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