I Need A Cheap European Wagon! What Car Should I Buy?
Nick lives in Brooklyn, and wants an affordable longroof for weekend trips. With a budget of around $8,000 what car should he buy?
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2027 Audi Nuvolari Is A New Limited-Run Supercar With The Temerario's 10,000-RPM V8
Wide, low, and oppressively German, the Nuvolari looks enough like an evolution of the R8 without being too derivative or retro about it.
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Here's How Much A 2021 BMW X5 M Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The 2021 BMW X5 M is one ridiculously fast V8 SUV, but keeping it on the road can cost you your kid's college fund. Here's how much it has depreciated so far.
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These Overrated Muscle Cars Are More Trouble Than They're Worth
A lot of muscle cars are seen as legendary dream cars that anyone would love to own. But a few aren't quite as great for day-to-day life as you'd think.
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10 Of The Most Reliable European Cars You Can Get In The US
European cars often get a bad rap for reliability, but it doesn't apply to all models. These are some of the most dependable European cars available in the U.S.
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How Aerodynamics Changed Car Design After The 1970s
Several advances in aerodynamics technology after the '70s completely revolutionized the car world, making cars sleeker, faster, and more fuel-efficient.
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GMC Made The Hummer X For Me And My Climbing Polycule, And We Don't Want It
Responses to the Hummer X included "Who is this for," "I think its silly," "That car looks it was ai generated in 2022,"and perhaps most succinctly, "oh i f*cking hate this."
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Crashes and Safety (2)
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Never Change, Infamous Car-Launching Speed Bumps In Fresno, Never Change
It's been four years since Speed Bump Olympics posted its first video showing negligent drivers catching air, but drivers still haven't learned their lesson.
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5 Used Cars Under $6,000 Recommended For Teen Drivers
Needing a used car that's cheap doesn't mean it has to be unsafe, too. These cars all average under $6,000 and have performed well in IIHS safety tests.
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Burglary Suspect Makes A Clean Getaway In A Waymo
The thief used a driverless Waymo, complete with 29 cameras, for transportation to and from the scene of a crime, but police still haven't made any arrests.
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A Little Medicinal THC While Driving Is Probably Fine, Australia Decides
If you've got a prescription and you're below Australia's legal limits, driving with a little bit of THC in your system won't necessarily be a deal-breaker.
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Rogue Parakeet Carries Out Potentially Unstoppable Campaign Of Car Damage
Scotland's nature agency, was unsure why the parrot would be eating or dismantling the rubber parts of car, but offered a few theories as to why.
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Choosing Between Apple AirTags And GPS Trackers For Your Vehicle
There are several factors to consider when picking a system that helps you secure your vehicle, but cost and effectiveness are probably the two most important.
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Graduate's Stolen Camaro ZL1 Recovered, Immediately Stolen Again
After having the same Camaro ZL1 stolen twice, the owners say they'll likely move on to a different vehicle, even if theirs is recovered.
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Why Ford And The U.S. Postal Service Both Use The Same Kansas City Cave
Ford's presence in SubTropolis has expanded over 1 million square feet since the 1960s.
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Finally, A Racing Game That Lets You Pick Which Cup Goes In The Cupholder
Swappable paint, spoilers, and wheels are kind of a given, but "Clutch" lets you put stuff like trash and clothes all around the interior of your race car.
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2027 Rivian R2 Is Even Better Than You Hoped
Like its big siblings, the Rivian R2 is simply satisfying in basically every regard, a crossover all sorts of people will easily fall in love with.
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The 2000 Ford Excursion Was Built To Be The Biggest, Heaviest SUV On Earth
This 7,700-lb monster dwarfed every other SUV on the market and packed the biggest-displacement diesel engine Ford ever produced, towing up to 11,000 lbs.
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Just Because Ford Killed Its Sedans Doesn't Mean They Can't Make A Comeback
I can hear your keyboards furiously typing already.
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Henry Ford's Amazon Rubber Empire Dream Fordlandia To Be Restored As Ordered By Brazilian Courts
Fordlandia was abandoned in the 1940s, but preservationists in the region have worked since the 1990s to have the dying city declared a heritage site.
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2027 Ford Bronco Filson Is The Modern Eddie Bauer For Buyers Who Want A 'Premium' Off-Roader Mixed With Bougie Workwear Flair And A Braptor Engine
If you're the type of person who has long wanted a Bronco but felt that it's just a little too crappy for you, well, your prayers have been answered.
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The 340R Was The Smart Crossblade Of Lotus Elises, And You Could Own 1 Of Only 340 Ever Built
The Lotus 340R looks like nothing else on the road, but getting your hands on this rare performance roadster is going to cost quite a bit.
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BMW 325i Wagon, Dodge Ramcharger, Police Tank: The Dopest Cars I Found For Sale Online
Well, whether you've had a rough week or not, I think you deserve a reward.
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These Used Hondas Aren't Worth Your Money At Any Price
Hondas have a well-deserved reputation for reliability. But some of them also have a history of recall notices, lawsuit settlements, and other issues.
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You Car Is Greedy For Personal Data, But Thankfully You Can Probably Delete It
Modern cars collect a tremendous amount of personal data, but there are ways to delete it. Here are the steps you need to take to protect your privacy.
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What That Red Border On Some Speed Limit Signs Actually Means
Some speed limit signs now feature a red border that stands out from the usual design. Here’s why it’s being used and what it signals.
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Here's What Michelin Does Beside Making Tires And Rating Restaurants
Michelin is famous for making tires and rating restaurants, yet the French company has lots of other projects on the side. But what exactly are they?
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To See The End Of The World In California, You'll Need The Right Vehicle
A remote Mojave Desert attraction has left more than a few drivers stranded in the sand, making the right vehicle essential.
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This Is The Last Car Part DIYers Should Attempt To Build Themselves
Cars provide many opportunities for fun DIY jobs, but you shouldn't attempt to build all of your own parts, especially when it comes to this system.
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How To Maintain Your Backup Camera (And How Expensive It Can Be If You Don't)
Your car's backup camera is a vital piece of equipment that makes parking much easier. But if you don't maintain it properly, repairs can be extremely pricey.
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Is Cleaning Your Car To Improve Fuel Economy Myth Or Mythbusted?
You might have heard that a dirty car is more aerodynamic. But is there really any truth to that statement? Here's what the MythBusters had to say about it.
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The Reason Automakers Are Moving From Port Injection To Direct Injection
Port fuel injection has some big advantages, but automakers increasingly are using gasoline direct injection instead. The reasons are numerous.
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The Gas Additive MTBE Was Banned By California In 2003: Here's Why
More than 20 years ago, California stepped in to ban the gas additive MTBE, but why did the state take that step, and what exactly was wrong with MTBE?
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Here's What Happens When You Blueprint An Engine
If you've heard of racing enthusiasts and drag racers discuss blueprinting, but have no idea what they're talking about, this explainer will be for you.
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How Mercedes Turned Its Massive S-Class Into The Fastest Production Car Of 1975
Mercedes' 6.3-liter SEL was already a beast, but the 6.9-liter engine turned the Sonderklasse into one of the world's fastest sports saloons.
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What Happens When Your Engine's Crankshaft And Camshaft Sensors Go Bad?
Although crankshaft and camshaft sensors are generally reliable, they can fail. But what should you expect to see if one of your sensors goes bad?
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What's The Difference Between Natural Gas And Gasoline And Can I Put Both In My Car?
While we call both of these two fossil fuel sources 'gas,' compressed natural gas and gasoline are two very different things with some interesting similarities.
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Here's How EV Companies Can Provide Direct-To-Consumer Sales
Some car makers sell their vehicles through franchise dealerships, while others sell direct to customers, but what are the legalities of these two approaches?
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Why Inheriting A Car Is Becoming A Nightmare
Inheriting an expensive car sounds like a dream come true, but that is not always the case. Brutal taxes and legal hurdles can turn it into a nightmare.
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The Lovable History Of Love's Travel Stops
Love's gas stations and travel stops are legendary among truckers and road trippers. Here's the incredible story behind this iconic chain of fueling stations.
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Why Are Diesel Taxes Higher Than Gas Taxes In Some States (Especially California) And Lower In Others?
Higher taxes help make diesel cost more than gas in some states, but it's less harshly taxed in others. The reasons lie in different states' tax philosophies.
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What's The Difference Between European 95 Octane And American 91 Octane Gas?
You might have seen Europeans complain that U.S. gasoline has a lower octane number, but what's the difference between European 95 and U.S. 91?
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What Does A Typical Multi-Point Inspection Include?
Multi-point inspections go beyond oil change courtesy checks, visual safety inspections, and state-mandated inspections to catch issues early.
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What Might Be Causing Your Low Engine Oil Pressure, And What Fixes We'd Be Trying First
Low oil pressure can be extremely harmful to a car's engine. If your oil pressure light turns on, this is what you should check first and some potential fixes.
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To Visualize How Diesel Fuel Detonates, Here It Is Igniting In Slow Motion
You probably know how diesel engines work, but it's one thing to understand the theory and a whole different thing to actually see how diesel fuel ignites.
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The Turbo 'Whoosh' Is Disappearing From New Cars, And So Some Automakers Are Faking It
Turbo cars are losing that signature whistle we all know and love, so some automakers are now using speakers to imitate it. It's still as fake as it gets.
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What Happens When You Try To Give Away A Car For Free?
Want to give your car away? We commend your generosity, but people will inevitably assume there's a catch — and that assumption usually comes from experience.
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How Long Did It Take The U.S. To Build The Interstate Highway System?
For a long time, the U.S. Interstate Highway System was the longest in the world at over 46,000 miles, but its construction took a lot longer than planned.
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Why Synchromesh Transmissions Were So Revolutionary
Replacing old "crash boxes," this cool transmission component is the reason you can granny shift and not double-clutch in every modern manual transmission car.
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Chrysler Tried To Memory-Hole These Muscle Cars, But The Rumors Were True
For years, Chrysler insisted that this car never existed. However, it turns out that rumors about the legendary vehicle were true all along. Here's the story.
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Buc-Ee's Holds Not One, But Two World Records
The American gas station and convenience store chain has two special locations that bring new meaning to the phrase "everything is bigger in Texas."
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Does It Really Matter If Your Mechanic Is ASE Certified?
ASE certifications look great on paper, but do they really matter in the real world? Here's what you need to know about ASE-certified mechanics.
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What's Generally More Reliable: An Automatic Or Manual Transmission?
The reliability of manual vs. automatic transmissions is an age-old car debate, but the answer is more layered than most drivers may imagine.
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5 Worst Manual Transmission Habits That'll Shorten Their Lifespans
Stick shift cars can provide more engagement and driving satisfaction than any automatic, but not shaking these driving habits will quickly kill all the fun.
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What's The Difference Between A Fire Truck And A Fire Engine?
If you're using the terms "fire truck" and "fire engine" interchangeably, you're missing an important distinction between these firefighting vehicles.
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How Consumer Reports, The IIHS, And Others Test Car Headlights
Headlights are a topic of conversation at the moment, with some concerns about brightness, but this is how independent organisations measure cars' lights.
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Here's Why Designing Hybrid Motorcycles Is So Tough
Hybrid motorcycles could be faster, more efficient, and have longer engine life, but there are significant hurdles keeping them from being widely adopted.
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Studebaker Could Have Had Interchangeable Panels Years Before The Pontiac Fiero
Stevens' proposal for a new Studebaker Lark was to create an American rival to the Volkswagen Beetle.
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Ursa Ag Is Giving Farm Owners What They Really Want: A Repairable No-Tech Tractor
One Canadian company has taken the torch to manufacture repairable vehicles with no tech, just for a more niche industry: farming.
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California's New Tire Regulations Could Be A Nightmare For Enthusiasts
The proposed CA program could change the sorts of tires available for sale to car enthusiasts and increase the cost of tire replacement for everyone else.
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2027 Audi Q7 Is A Much-Needed Overhaul Of An 11-Year-Old SUV — And We Finally Get The Good Headlights
The third-generation Q7 and SQ7 feel like they're making up for lost time, and in a lot of ways, they are.
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Lucid Gravity Gets Hands-Free Driving Assistance Software With Latest Update
Lucid already added hands-free driving to the Air, so it isn't a brand new feature for Lucid.
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Drivers Treated To Fireworks Show As Trailer Burns
There are no reports of any charges being filed, so this appears to have been an honest accident.
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New International Border Crossing Could Quietly Open This Week To Avoid Trump's Ire
You'd think completing a multi-billion dollar infrastructure project would be worth celebrating, but not everyone is happy with the Gordie Howe Bridge.
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Dodge Is Sending The Charger Daytona And Sixpack To Europe To Teach Those Commies A Thing Or Two About Freedom
I'm pretty sure I know how the Charger will sell in Europe, but even if one makes it over there, it's going to spread freedom and liberty like a super soldier.
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Lithium Ion Batteries Keep Exploding In New York City Garbage Trucks, Which Is A Problem
New York City alone saw a total of 800 lithium-ion battery fires that resulted in 30 deaths and 400 injuries between 2022 and 2025
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The Reopening Of Great Bend's Historic Drag Strip Is A Rare Tale Of Success As Other Race Tracks Continue To Close
SRCA was fortunate that its neighbors and the city were supportive of bringing the historic track to working order.
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Rolls-Royce Spectre Series II Gets More Power And Range, But You'll Really Care About The Redesigned Clock And Absurd Trim Options
The overall design hasn't changed much, but the new Spectre gets some of the wildest and most impressively intricate options you've ever seen on a car.
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Subaru Recalls 70,000 Foresters Because The Moonroofs Could Fly Off
According to Subaru, it isn't aware of any related crashes or injuries but it did receive three technical reports in the U.S.
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International Space Station Astronauts Ordered To Prepare For Evacuation, As If They Have Somewhere Else To Go
Evacuating when a hurricane comes is bad enough, can you imagine evacuating the only island of habitability in an otherwise cold and infinite expanse?
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Volkswagen Hints At Bringing The Regular Golf Back To The U.S. With The Help Of Mexican Production
I do wonder if German Golf buyers are willing to accept a Mexican-built Golf. I'm sure most will, but it'll probably rub a few people the wrong way.
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Gas Station Can't Sell Diesel After RV Dumps Its Toilet Into Supply
Now, the Montrose Maverik not only has to get its diesel tank cleaned, but also dispose of contaminated diesel it can't sell, and at today's ridiculous prices.
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30 Gallons Of Diesel Fuel Spills Into Irrigation Supply Water At Freedom 250 Event
Organizers are claiming vandalism as the cause of a diesel spill that made its way into irrigation water used for the grass on the National Mall.
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Expensive Gas Makes The Pentagon Sad Too
The military's reportedly had to cut back on travel, and that's meant the troops aren't able to train like they were before.
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These Small, Funky Fiats Will Be The New Chrysler Arrow And Arrow Cross
Affordable cars are coming to save Chrysler.
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2027 Dodge Charger Daytona Is $12,500 More Expensive Than It Is In 2026 For No Apparent Reason
Usually, when pricing changes this drastically between model years, it's because of some major updates, but that definitely isn't the case here.
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Republicans Don't Get To Sabotage EVs, Subsidize Gas, And Then Pretend They Merely Leveled The Playing Field
When Republicans won the 2024 election, the party didn't stop at killing the federal EV tax credit.
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Detroit Priest Punches Teen Driver Attempting To Flee Scene Of A Crash
In full priest robe attire, Commins was able to catch and grab the 18-year-old who fought hard to resist efforts to bring him down with a good ol' 1-2.
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High Gas Prices Put The Pinch On Schools As Some Districts Spend An Extra $200,000 Or More In Fuel A Month
Milwaukee Public Schools started the fuel crisis with an extra expenditure of $148,000 in March. For both April and May, that number rose to $250,000 per month.
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At $37,500, Is This 1972 GMC Suburban A Resto-Mod For The Rest Of Us?
With some nicely updated components and a few features that keep it firmly planted in its 1970s roots, is this classic family hauler worth $37,500?
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At $22,500, Is This 1990 Mazda MX-5 Miata The Answer To Our Prayers?
Miata may always be the answer, but should we question this price?
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At $6,995, Would You Fly To Buy This Incredibly Low-Mileage 1976 Pontiac Sunbird?
With exceptionally low miles, a manual transmission, and some seriously bright colors, will this Sunbird light up your driveway for $6,995?
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At $7,000, Is This 1967 King Midget A Big Bargain?
Forget the Boxster: this mid-engined, rear-wheel drive convertible will turn far more heads.
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At $45,500, Is This Manual-Equipped 2016 Chevy SS A Super Steal?
A big V8, rear-wheel drive, and a six-speed manual, all packaged together in a family-friendly sedan. But does that combo justify the $45,500 asking price?
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This Four-Cylinder Engine Won The Indy 500 27 Times Between 1935 And 1976
How did a four-cylinder engine win the Indy 500 27 times? Explore the history, design, and legacy of the racing motor that boasts origins in a marine engine.
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The Coventry Climax Engine Started As A Fire Pump Then Won Formula 1 Titles
Human ingenuity and innovative design led the Coventry Climax engine from humble beginnings as a stationary fire pump to a celebrated racing engine.
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This Diesel Engine Changed The Way Heavy Trucks Make Power
A breakthrough in diesel engineering changed how heavy trucks delivered power, ultimately reshaping torque, gearing, and real-world drivability forever.
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Airplanes Could Soon Be Going Hybrid, Too
The hybrid approach has the advantage of being compatible with existing airframes.
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The Largest Plane You Can Fly On In 2026 Is Indeed Quite Large
There are some massive planes out there that offer plenty of room and some incredible comfort. And this passenger plane has been the biggest around since 2005.
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The Military Is Drilling Special Operations Raids In The Heart Of The LA Area, But Don't Panic
From a safety perspective, urban military drills can be disastrous.
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900 Planes Grounded Due To Engine Shortage, Claims United CEO
As hundreds of older planes sit idle, awaiting parts, newer planes are being parted out to service the old engines, contributing to the rising cost of airfare.
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These Tracks Need To Return To The F1 Schedule
The recurring theme in the comments is that there's no way these tracks meet current safety standards for hosting top-flight international racing.
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Which Automaker Needs To Start Making More Sedans?
Whether your pick is a company that's never made a sedan or one that's made dozens, we want to know which automaker you think needs to make a new one.
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Here's How Much Computer You Want In Your Car
There's no limit to the number of functions automakers will push to be computer controlled.
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These Automakers Need To Abandon Their Signature Design Elements, At Least According To Our Readers
Whether you'll ever find someone in complete agreement with you on which cars are ugly mistakes and which ones aren't, no one can say.
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What's The Worst Current Automotive Trend?
Maybe, if we're all lucky, some trendsetter will take our ideas and build the perfect car — after all, surely none of us disagree on what trends annoy us.
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What's Your Favorite Japanese Bubble Car?
The "Japanese Bubble Economy" symbolized a time when wealth and ingenuity almost had no limits, except for when it eventually did and it crashed hard.
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How Much Computer Do You Want In Your Car?
There is, of course, a difference between needs and wants.
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These Are The Non-Subaru Vehicles That Should Lead Every Pride Parade, According To Our Readers
I'm not here to preach about the importance of queer visibility or anything, though, we're here to talk about cars
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Which Tracks Need To Return To The F1 Schedule?
The French Grand Prix, the sport's oldest event, hasn't been held since 2022. The German Grand Prix has been absent from F1's schedule since 2019.
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These Are Your Favorite Ford Cars
With a brand so familiar, it's easy to forget that Ford has some real bangers (complimentary) in its history.
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These Are The Cars You'd Drive To Your 20th High School Reunion
From the sublime, to the ridiculous, to the nuclear option.
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What Non-Subaru Vehicle Should Lead Every Pride Parade?
Subaru is the low-hanging fruity fruits of queer automotive lore, so we are challenging you to think outside the closet with this question.
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The Future Is Now As Kimi Antonelli Becomes Youngest Monaco Grand Prix Winner
Antonelli's Grand Slam was made even more impressive by a curveball during the race's latter stages.
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F1 Will Race In Las Vegas Until 2037 After 10-Year Extension
The Las Vegas Grand Prix has quickly become one of the few marquee rounds of the championship calendar that doesn't produce a boring on-track product.
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Houston's Created Its Own Problem: The Unnecessary Fight To Snatch Up The Discovery Space Shuttle Continues
If there is a custody battle to be had, the Smithsonian has it locked down.
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While Blue Origin Is Hopeful New Glenn Will Fly Again This Year, Its Exploded Launchpad Is A Problem
In an interview with CNBC, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said that it would "take some serious time" to repair the damage at Launch Complex 36..."
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Why Americans Land Spacecraft In The Ocean While The Russians Go For Solid Ground
As you may have heard, rocket science is complicated.
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Everyone Wants A Subaru WRX
It's nice to see people are still getting into cool cars, despite everything.
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Subaru's Indiana Factory Has Bald Eagles, Coyotes, And Snapping Turtles Living On The Property
In 2003, Subaru's Indiana plant became the first U.S. auto factory certified as a wildlife habitat, proving that car manufacturing and nature can coexist.
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5 Used SUVs Under $20k That Probably Won't Break The Bank In Repairs
It's not easy to get any SUV, new or used, under $20,000. But there are a few options that manage to be reliable and relatively inexpensive.
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Technology (4)
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GM Is An Energy Company Now
GM has big plans for cheap batteries, only they're not for its cars.
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Here's Why Turbocharger Development Was Held Back For Years
Turbochargers were patented in the early 1900s, but were never common in cars until the second half of the 20th century. So what held the technology back?
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The First Vehicle With A Direct-Injection Diesel Engine May Be Older Than You Realize
If you think direct-injection diesel engines made their debut in the 1980’s, think again. The first diesel without extra plumbing debuted decades earlier.
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BMW Wants To Replace Factory Workers With Human-Shaped Robots
The robot used in BMW's pilot program, can be fitted with a variety of tools on its hands and used to produce batteries and components for vehicles.
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Tesla (1)
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Driver Killed When Tesla Using 'Autopilot' Crashes Into Pond
Bear in mind, it is a bit murky as to exactly what ADAS system the driver was using at the time of the crash.
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Chinese Automakers Are Building A Quiet Presence In The U.S. Despite The Fact They Can't Sell Anything Here
Plus, American Axle UAW strike could cause major issues for GM's truck production, China's car sales had another rough month and more.
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Get Ready For Even More Tariffs
Plus new self-driving initiatives from Uber in London, right to repair legislation, and the cult of the Rav4 hybrid.
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It Makes No Sense Why U.S. Auto Sales Are Holding Steady, But They Are
Turns out, despite everything, people still want to buy cars.
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Uber Drops $500 Million On Autonomy Startup: Report
Plus BYD's latest sales numbers, Volkswagen's take on international relations, UK car sales and more.
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Spiking Energy Prices Due To U.S. War With Iran Could Cost 1.3 Million European Jobs
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Toyota (1)
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2 Toyotas With Unusually Low Resale Value
While vehicles from Toyota have an excellent reputation for retaining value, not everything the company puts out is a guaranteed hit. Here are two examples.
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Bankruptcy Looms For America's Deadliest Trains
With its self-imposed deadline to find a buyer now passed, Bloomberg reports Brightline has reached a point where restructuring feels inevitable.
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Some Tonneau Covers Will Work With Tool Boxes, But There Are Downsides Too
Combining a tool chest and a tonneau cover might be some pickup truck drivers' idea of perfection, and it's entirely possible, but there are downsides.
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The World's Fastest Semi Truck Is A Volvo
Semi trucks aren't exactly known for their raw pace, but Volvo has built a truck that proves big load-luggers can be rapid in the right hands.
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The Stubby Truck You See At Warehouses Is Called A Yard Goat, Here's Why It's Special
Trucks come in lots of varieties, from electric-powered pickups to diesel-gulping semis. The yard goat plays a crucial role in warehouses and cargo yards.
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Wrenching (3)
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Hoonigan Is Going Back To Basics With Project Cars Again
Here we go, it's kill all tires time!
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This 3D-Printed Exhaust Delivers More Engine Horsepower Than X-Pipes, But At A Cost
Independent testing confirms this 3D-printed Z-pipe can deliver more power than an X-pipe. Whether it is actually worth the investment is a different matter.
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The Pros And Cons Of Plastic Adhesives Vs. Plastic Welding For Car Repairs
Should you weld that cracked bumper or use adhesive to fix it instead? Both methods can get the job done, but there are pros and cons you should be aware of.
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