My Toyota Sequoia Got Stolen, I Want To Replace It With Something Less Thirsty! What Should I Buy?
There's a lot to like about Toyota's body-on-frame SUV, but its appetite for gas isn't on that list.
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5 Signs That Used Car You're Considering Won't Be Reliable
Nobody wants to buy someone else's problems, but how can you tell if a used car will be dependable? Here are five warning signs that can show you cars to avoid.
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11 Toyota GR Supra Alternatives For Tighter Budgets
The Toyota GR Supra is out of production and getting expensive. If you want the same experience without the hefty price tag, we've come up with 11 alternatives.
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What Are The Known Reliability Issues With The Hyundai Smartstream 2.5L Engine?
Hyundai's Smartstream 2.5-liter gasoline engine is used in lots of different Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis products, but what are its known weak points?
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Is A 'No-Haggle' Car Dealership Really No-Haggle?
Negotiating at car lots isn't everyone's pastime, so you've probably considered heading to a 'no-haggle' dealership. We recommend you read this before you do.
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Audi (1)
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Audi A2 E-Tron Is Its Most Efficient EV Ever While Also Being Its Cheapest
It seems that every single part of the A2 E-Tron has been designed with the idea of efficiency in mind.
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Beyond Cars (1)
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Los Angeles Is Littered With Thousands Of Oil Wells Hiding In Fake Buildings, Under Schools And Playgrounds
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, abundant oil attracted waves of American settlers to Southern California, and it remains a significant industry.
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Before You Head Out On Your Boat, Remember The 1/3 Rule
Experienced boaters follow a simple rule before heading out, helping them stay prepared and avoid serious problems when conditions or plans change.
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Buying (1)
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8-Year-Old Mazda 3 Sales Soaring Along With Gas Prices
Mazda 3 sedan sales are up 91.8% year-over-year whereas the slightly more expensive hatchback grew 77.4%.
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Car Design (5)
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Dodge Bringing More Awesome Colors And Graphics To The Masses With Expanded Jailbreak Program
In addition to lots of new colors, Dodge is introducing translucent tinted stripes to the Charger and Durango.
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5 Cars That Did Modular Bodywork Before The Slate Truck
Slate's modular truck may seem like a pathbreaker, but it's far from the first vehicle with swappable parts. These production cars and concepts got there first.
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One-Off Bugatti Destrier Is A Pure Design Exaggeration Based On The Extreme Bolide Track Car
The outrageous Destrier is named after the most well-known type of medieval war horses, which seems fitting given its race car underpinnings.
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Lamborghini Revuelto Miura 60° Homage Is Another Birthday Tribute To The First True Supercar
If you feel the need to overrule Lamborghini's designers, is this really the special edition for you?
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I Don't Remember The Last Time I Used My Car's Volume Knob
My Fiat 500e's problem, if you can even call it that, is the volume controls on the steering wheel. They're just too convenient.
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Chevrolet (1)
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How Much A Chevrolet Corvette Cost In 2020 Vs. 2026
The 2020 and 2026 Corvettes are pretty similar in terms of standard equipment. However, if you're trying to decide between them, here's the price difference.
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Crashes and Safety (5)
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Why Cars From The '70s Have Those Giant Bumpers
The huge bumpers on cars built in much of the 1970s weren't the automakers' own brainstorm. In fact, they fought against them — and ended up winning.
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2026 Cadillac CT5 Spectacularly Fails IIHS Updated Side Impact Crash Test
Research shows that brain injuries are likely during head impacts greater than about 80 g, and the driver dummy experienced more than twice that force.
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Flock Cameras Violate Highway Safety Standards As Well As The Fourth Amendment
The poles that cameras are attached to don't have breakaway points in case a car crashes into them, and some are just stuck right into the ground.
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Grenading Ford 1.0-Liter Engines Pose 'Unreasonable Risk To Motor Vehicle Safety,' NHTSA Probe Finds
The timing belt may degrade and create debris that clogs the mesh oil pump pick-up screen and starve the engine of oil, happening with little-to-no warning.
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Violate The Unspoken Rules Of Parking Lots At Your Car's Peril
Some parking rules are written in black and white, while other rules are a little less clear. But they still exist, and it isn't necessarily safe to break them.
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Dealer Repossesses Deployed Soldiers' Cars, Faces $137,000 Fine
When a service member is deployed for military purposes, repossessing their car isn't as simple as showing up with a tow truck and a claim of missed payments.
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Man Tased And Caught Fire At A Gas Station For Calling A Cop A Name
Firing a taser around fuel and fumes at a gas station is a terrible idea, but this officer did it anyway, and then the man he fired at was lit aflame.
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Dreams Come First, Then The Cars In This Short 1952 Film Looking At Ford Design: What's Streaming
We all know Building Cars Is Hard, but you never get anywhere without putting in the work.
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These Car Accessories Seem Like A Terrible Idea, And Consumer Reports Usually Agrees
Some car accessories are great, some are stupid, and then there are the safety hazards. Unsafe or just dumb, here are some awful ways to gussy up your car.
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Entertainment (2)
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Burt Reynolds Got Free Pontiac Trans Ams Starting In The '70s (Until GM Cut Him Off)
Smokey And The Bandit did so well at the box office, and the resulting sales bump for Pontiac was so big that Reynolds received multiple free Trans Ams.
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Cinema's Next F1 Period Piece Will Spotlight The Unlikely Rise Of A Canadian Icon
"Villeneuve: The Rise of a Legend" will premiere as the closing film of the Toronto International Film Festival on September 19.
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EVs and Hybrids (4)
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Lucid's Cosmos Delayed Until Next Year As It Deals With A $1 Billion Q2 Loss
Lucid really needs this car to do well if it wants to survive into the future, but it also needs to survive long enough to produce it.
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Mercedes-AMG CLA45 EV Lapped The Nürburgring 3 Seconds Faster Than The Hyundai Ioniq 6 N
The electric CLA45's record lap was faster than a Porsche Taycan Turbo S, and almost 13 seconds faster than the old gas-powered CLA45.
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Walmart Is Building Its Own Charging Network That's Growing Faster Than All The Non-Tesla Competition
Installing chargers at a rapid pace could position Walmart to steal business from other retailers who lack fast-charging options in their parking lots.
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Why Battery-Swapping EVs Still Haven't Made Highway Fast Charging Obsolete
You pull into a bay, and automatically your EV's battery is removed and another inserted. It seems so easy, so why does fast charging still dominate?
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Ford (5)
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I Love The Slate, But The Ford Fathom Just Killed It
It may not offer 3D files to let me print my own accessories, but I'm willing to give those up for the benefit of a back seat.
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Ford Doesn't Offer A Factory-Built Police Mustang, But That's Not Stopping Some Departments
Ford sells five kinds of cop car, none of them a sedan. Still, state police field beefed-up GT Mustangs in eight states, and in a ninth cops can use their own.
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The 1982 Ford Mustang SSP Was The Last Thing Speeders In California Wanted To See In Their Mirrors
Think you could outrun the law in the '80s? Discover why the 1982 Ford Mustang SSP gave California speeders a serious run for their money.
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Why The 1979 Ford Mustang Indy 500 Pace Car Was Such A Big Deal
In 1979, Ford showcased its new third-generation Mustang as the official pace car of the Indy 500. This was a key moment for the Mustang as a whole.
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4 Things To Know If You Want A Ford Mustang As A Family Car
The Ford Mustang isn't always the first car you think of when it comes to family transport, but could you use it for hauling the kids from A to B?
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Ford Trucks (1)
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Ford's Midsize Electric Pickup Is Called The Fathom, Starts At $29,945
Should Slate be terrified?
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Found For Sale (3)
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Isuzu VehiCROSS, AMC Spirit, 12 Go-Karts: The Dopest Cars I Found For Sale Online
I couldn't see a single listing for 12 go-karts and not deem that one of this week's Dopest Cars.
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After 2 Hours Of Overtime Bidding This 8-Mile Ford GT Sold For $2.1 Million
The window sticker lists a when-new MSRP of just $174,595, which is about $290,000 adjusting for inflation. That's still a fraction of what it just sold for.
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This 1979 Mercedes-Benz 280TE Was Trapped Inside An Italian Garage For 38 Years, Now It's Probably The Most Valuable W123 Ever
An astonishing survival story undoubtedly means an astonishing auction price.
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Honda (1)
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Here's How Much A 2021 Honda Ridgeline Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The Honda Ridgeline is a capable vehicle with some cool features. If you're interested in buying a used Ridgeline, here's how much a 2021 model has depreciated.
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Hyundai (1)
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Here's How Much A 2022 Hyundai Elantra N Has Depreciated In 4 Years
Wondering if it's the right time to buy or sell a 2022 Hyundai Elantra N? Check out its four-year depreciation and long-term value for money.
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Jalopnik Explains (21)
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What Are Enhanced Driver's Licenses (EDLs) And When Might You Need One?
Depending on where you live, an enhanced driver's license could help you gain entry back into the United States after going abroad, but there are restrictions.
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Rules May Vary, But Driving Without A Bumper Is Always A Bad Idea
That plastic bit at the front of your car does a lot more than hold your license plate, and driving without it is both reckless and sometimes illegal.
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What's The Difference Between Red Light And Speed Cameras?
My advice? Try not to speed, and if you really have to, be on the lookout for the cameras, because they're watching.
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The 1957 Corvette Achieved One Horsepower Per Cubic Inch, But It Wasn't The First
The '57 Corvette may be known for its potent engine that produced one horsepower for every cubic inch of displacement, but this vehicle did it first.
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Why Did Samoa Switch To Driving On The Left In 2009? It Came Down To Cheap Used Cars
In 2009, Samoa switched from driving on the right side of the road to the left. It may seem like an odd choice, but here's the solid reason behind the change.
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Here's What Makes Mercedes' Legendary OM617 One Of The Most Reliable Engines Ever Built
Explore the key engineering features that make the classic Mercedes OM617 diesel engine practically impossible to destroy.
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The Pros And Cons Of Pop-Up Campers
Pop-up campers come in the size and cost spot between tents and RV/trailers. So they have some advantages over both, but there are disadvantages, too.
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If You Sold Your Car But Didn't Transfer The Title, That Means You're Still The Owner
A car transaction doesn't end when the buyer drives away. Learn what you need to know about seller liability and the steps to finalize a title transfer.
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There Are Die-Hard Slot Car Fans Out There Keeping The Hobby Alive
Slot car race tracks and fanatical collectors were everywhere in the '60s, and then it all just faded away. But the hobby is surprisingly alive and well today.
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Why Germany Bans Big Rigs From Its Autobahn Every Single Sunday And Holiday
Germans love rules and, as anyone who's driven in Germany knows, they especially love rules about driving. When it comes to big rigs, things get more specific.
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The Pros And Cons Of Using A Car Cover
A car cover is meant to protect your vehicle, but it might not be useful for everyone. If you aren't careful, it can cause more harm than good.
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Why Doughnut Spares Typically Need 60 PSI, Double That Of Regular Tires
You finally pull out your space-saver spare, and you realize it's supposed to be 60 psi, while your other tires are close to 30. Is this some kind of mistake?
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What To Do When You Encounter Flashing Or Solid Yellow Traffic Lights
Most drivers know that yellow always means increased caution, but the rules are different for flashing yellow lights than for a solid yellow.
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What Does Maintenance-Free Car Battery Really Mean?
Topping your car batteries off with water is a thing of the past, and most are maintenance-free. But that doesn't mean they don't require upkeep.
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Why Your Tire's Official Pressure Recommendation Isn't Always The Right PSI
Every car has a placard with the optimal tire pressure on the driver's side B-pillar, but that doesn't mean it's universally the best PSI for every driver.
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Here's How To Get The Right License So You Can Bid At Dealer-Only Auto Auctions
While only licensed dealers with a registered location can bid at dealer auctions, there are several convenient albeit somewhat questionable workarounds.
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NASCAR Cup Cars Have No Speedometer, So Here's How They Stay Safe In The Pits
NASCAR has a precise system for keeping drivers within pit road speed limits, even as crews work just feet away in one of racing's most dangerous areas.
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5 Features That Make Police Cars Different From Everyday Vehicles
Police cars are built differently for obvious reasons. The specialized equipment and upgrades they receive are what sets them apart from your daily driver.
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Why The Differences Between PSI And CFM Matter
CFM and PSI are two air measurements that often get mixed up, but they are neither convertible nor interchangeable, and everyone should know what they mean.
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What's The Difference Between A Camper And An RV?
It might be easy to lump campers and RVs together in casual conversation. But they actually have some pretty distinct differences worth keeping in mind.
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Why This Street In Toronto Was 'The Longest Street In The World' Until It Wasn't
How does a road lose its world record? Discover the history of the former longest street on Earth, the mapping changes, and why some still believe it.
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Meteorite Strikes On Cars Are Rare, But It Has Happened At Least Thrice
While the odds of a meteor hitting your car are astronomically low, they can rocket the value of your car or at least make a great story no one else has.
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Motorcycles (2)
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This 18,000-RPM Marvel Is The Smallest Inline-6 A Manufacturer Ever Put In A Motorcycle
One of the craziest and most dominant bike engines ever, it stood up to dominant two-strokes with six ridiculously small cylinders and a stratospheric redline.
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Honda's 9 Rarest Motorcycles And What They're Worth
Motorcycles are often made in the tens or hundreds of thousands, but sometimes there are far fewer. Which, of course, can drive up their value considerably.
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2027 Dodge Charger Super Bee Is A 600-Horsepower Track-Focused Muscle Car That's As Quick As A Hellcat Redeye
In addition to bigger turbos, the new Super Bee has improved cooling, bigger brakes, a new suspension setup, better aerodynamics, and track driving modes.
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Dual-Motor Mercedes-AMG GT53 4-Door Coupe Has Less Power, Longer Range And 'Authentic' Inline-6 Noises
The entry-level GT 4-Door Coupe makes do with just 536 horsepower, but it'll still hit 60 mph in just 3.4 seconds and charge from 10% to 80% in 11 minutes.
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31,000 Boeing 737 MAX Seats May 'Disengage' From Their Tracks In Severe Turbulence, FAA Says
Hopefully this is the final issue found with the problematic Boeing 737 Max.
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Car Buyers Yearn For Heated Seats More Than Literally Any Other Feature
That's right, it's the feature that 47% of the nearly 19,000 car buyers surveyed signaled they wanted more than anything else in their next purchase.
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New Hennessey Blackbird Wants To Give You 'Analog Overload' With No Turbos, No Screens, And A Manual
Hennessey will make 71 of its new Blackbird hypercar for $2.5 million each, with production starting sometime in 2029 or 2030
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Sean Duffy Wants To Introduce Freedom Cars To Unshackle Us From The Constraints Of Data-Bonded Cars
A broken clock, etc. etc.
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New Bridgestone UltraWeather Beats The Socks Off The Old WeatherPeak In Tire Rack Tests
Tire Rack hasn't had the chance to run any segment-inclusive comparison tests, but the improvements over the old tire make it sound much better overall.
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Nice Price or No Dice (5)
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At $3,000, Is This 1989 Toyota Camry All-Trac An Alright Deal?
It's a rare all-wheel drive model with some interesting mod potential.
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At $8,000, Is This 1985 BMW 635CSi A Teutonic Temptation?
Does high mileage mean low appeal?
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At $15,000, Is This 1992 Chevy Camaro Z28 A Droptop Dream?
The seller admits it's no show car, but does a stick shift and the wind in your hair make up for that?
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At $38,500, Is This 2003 Aston Martin DB7 Vantage Something To Celebrate?
A rare car made even more rare.
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At $11,799, Could This 1978 Mazda RX-7 GS Make You Go Hmmm?
If you haven't had a Wankel yet, maybe it's time to indulge?
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Nostalgia You Can Taste (5)
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5 Of The Largest Inline-6s Ever Made (Ranked By Displacement)
The inline-6 is limited by the engine bay's size, but some huge ones have been built over the years. Here are five of the biggest, ranging to over 13 liters.
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Was The 1962 Shelby Cobra CSX 2000 Really Repainted To Fool The Press?
The story goes that Carroll Shelby's prototype Cobra was painted multiple colors over time to make it seem like he had several cars, not just one. But was it?
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Don't Believe Their Lies, Lots Of Great Cars Were Made In The '70s
The cars of the '70s are often derided as malaise-era clunkers, but that ignores the many great automobiles made in that decade. Here are nine of the best.
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Quarter Century Of Automotive Taste: The Best Selling Cars From 1980 To 2005
Times change, and so does what buyers are looking for in a new car. You can tell a lot about generational shifts by seeing what was selling over 25 years.
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The Alaska Highway Was Built Across 1,500 Miles Of Wilderness In 8 Months In 1942
The U.S. had proposed a highway to link Alaska to the lower states in the 1920s, but Canada wasn't interested. Then bombs fell on Pearl Harbor.
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21-Year-Old Flight Instructor Successfully Threads The Needle Through Highway Signage In Emergency Landing
"I feel my training has prepared me exceptionally well for this moment," said Emily Shelton, the pilot who safely landed the plane.
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Marine One Came Within A Mile Of Hitting Regional Jet Over DC, Corps Called Flight Routine
The cause of the two incidents may even be related.
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Civilian Medevac Crash Likely Caused By Military GPS Jamming Exercise
The crash was likely the first for civilian aircraft in the United States where GPS jamming was a contributing factor.
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Watch A Porsche Cayenne Turbo Electric Drive Underneath The World's Largest Aircraft While It Takes Off
Race car driver Patrick Long had to hold pace at the Cayenne EV's top speed while the massive Stratolaunch Roc took off, and the resulting video is awesome.
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Florida Thinks Flying Cars Are A Better Use Of $200 Million Than EV Chargers
The cure for congestion is better public transit, but that conversation is so far outside the realm of possibility for Florida, it's not even worth having.
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Religious Fanatics Replace Crying Babies As Worst Passengers To Encounter On Your Next Flight
Sadly, the rest of the internet voicing its distain for sky preachers who ruin flights hasn't deterred this new generation of TikTok-fueled fanatics.
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Expedition Investigating Possible Wreckage Of Amelia Earhart's Plane Might Just Be Looking At A Downed Coconut Tree, But Why Not Check?
For years, questions about Amelia Earhart's final flight have gone unanswered, but satellite images show what could be her plane on a remote island.
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Porsche's CEO Says Electric 718 Is Definitely 100% For Sure No Doubt Absolutely Totally Still Happening
Knowing Porsche, the electric 718 is going to be one of the sickest EVs on sale whenever it finally does come out.
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These Are Our Readers' Favorite BMWs
We've got iconic classics, modern sports cars, big luxobarges and even some real weirdos represented here.
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What Car Is Only Driven By People Who Know Nothing About Cars?
I want to know what car immediately makes you think, "Oh, that guy knows absolutely nothing about cars."
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These Race Car Drivers Deserve Their Own Movie According To Our Readers
Maybe Brad Pitt stars in these movies, too, or maybe the driver you chose calls for a different Hollywood star
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Which Vehicle Deserved A Second Generation But Never Got One?
My vision for this question is focused on cars that only lasted one generation and then got canceled; if it received a mid-cycle refresh, that's acceptable.
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These Are The Dead Entry-Level Cars You Miss
We need to go back to a pre-2016 car market, when A Fiesta ST could be purchased for just twenty-two grand
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What's Your Favorite BMW?
I might be a Mercedes-Benz stan first and an American second, but there are so many BMWs that I really love
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These Are The Best Liveries In Racing
Another interesting observation was that most of these cars also raced in the 20th century if you can believe it
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These Are The Worst Two-Car Garages You've Ever Seen
The comments section was peppered with a selection of disappointing and confusing two-car pairings.
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Which Race Car Driver Should They Make A Movie About Next?
For all I know, there's a German forklift racer out there with a life so interesting, Hollywood would be a bunch of idiots to never make a movie about them.
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Which Of The Dead Entry-Level Cars Do You Miss The Most?
Cheap though maybe not so cheerful, these were once the cars new drivers learned their skills in.
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These Niche Automotive Micro-Segments Are Overdue For A Comeback, According To Our Readers
Sometimes it's fun to tell ourselves the automakers are wrong, and actually, we have great car ideas.
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What Are Some Of The Best Liveries In Racing?
Is it just me, or are good racing liveries getting to be fewer and harder to come by?
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What Are You Going To Do If The Gas Runs Out?
The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve is under strain right now, as this week it was drained to its lowest level since 1983.
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There Are Plenty Of Reasons To Hate Trump's IndyCar DC Street Race, But Road Damage Isn't One Of Them
The current full-time IndyCar field of 25 cars is a literal drop in the bucket.
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The Harley-Davidson Race Team Invited Me To Be On The Pit Crew And I Brought My Bad Luck With Me
For about five minutes the team was over the moon with excitement, then came the bad luck.
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SRT's eBoost Air Powertrain Concept Blows Hard So You Can Go Hard
Stellantis is adding an e-compressor to its twin-turbo Hurricane inline-6 in the hopes of eliminating turbo lag.
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Porsche's Track Experience School At Laguna Seca Is More Than Worth The Splurge
A full day of lapping Laguna Seca in a Porsche 911 Carrera S made me a much better and more confident driver, and put a huge smile on my face.
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NASA Needs To Save The Satellite It Needs To Save Another Satellite
It may sound a little like the fire truck you called is on fire. But this is space, and things go wrong all the time.
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If NASA wants to land astronauts on the Moon again, it's got three problems, and they're all bodies.
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This Is The Fastest Object Ever Built By Man
Think you know speed? Discover the fascinating story behind the fastest man-made object in history and just how fast it's actually traveling.
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FAA Proposes Letting Space Companies Ignore Environmental Damage To The Planet They Launch From
Humanity is dramatically increasing its presence in space, and that's putting strain on the legal framework around it.
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The 2007 Shelby Terlingua Is My Favorite Deep Cut Performance Ford Mustang
The Shelby Terlingua Mustang, named after the Texas ghost town Carroll bought in the 1960s, cost a bundle but had all kinds of fun modifications.
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Technology (1)
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5 Of The Smallest Displacement 6-Cylinder Engines Ever
Six-cylinder engines come in a variety of sizes, but these are really tiny. And yet, one of them managed to get to 200 miles per hour, way back in 1939.
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Why Do Some People Get Carsick In Teslas (And Even EVs In General)?
With lots of torque for quick acceleration and intense regenerative braking that slows things down in a hurry, some EVs can be particularly rough to ride in.
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Dutch Regulators Keep FSD Data Secret On Tesla's Request
Plus Honda outsourcing to Tata, Volkswagen's dreams of an American pickup, and Toyota's earthquake fallout.
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Automakers Are Changing How They Roll Out Over-The-Air Updates
Do you expect your car to get updates like your smartphone?
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GM Is Keeping Its China Partnership For 20 More Years
Plus, the United States' plans to stay China-free for batteries, Honda's profit growth, and Subaru's profit shrinkage.
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Repossessions Are Skyrocketing As Buyers Can't Afford Their Own Cars
Plus an uptick in BYD sales, how Tesla's faring in Europe, and Toyota's latest earnings numbers.
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An unexpected win for Nissan and more tough times for Toyota.
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Those Exit Numbers On Highways Are Telling You More Than You Might Think
There's method amid the confusion.
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Trucks (1)
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These Are The Quickest Trucks You Can Get Used For Under $35,000
$35,000 may not be a lot of money when shopping for a new truck, but it buys some absolute 0-60 mph monsters with surprisingly low mileage on the used market.
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Toyota's 'Factory Upgrade' Program In Japan Lets You Pay For New Features In Your Older Car
It's mostly a lot of leather steering wheels, extra ambient lighting, remote start retrofits, and converting USB-A ports to USB-C.
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Here's How To Clean Your Engine Cylinder Heads At Home
Like all automotive parts, engine cylinder heads experience wear over time. Fortunately, you can clean them at home using some basic tools and simple steps.
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