Everything You Need To Know About Scout Motors
Going from its '60s heyday in early SUVs to its future as an EV brand, Scout Motors is one of the few auto manufacturers to eventually get a second life.
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Sci-Fi Fighter Jets We Wish Were Real
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Your battery light flickering on is normal when you start your car, but if it doesn't turn off (or it turns on while you're driving) that could be a problem. -
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Counterfeit electronics continue to be a huge problem, but a potentially more dangerous one comes in the form of counterfeit, improperly tested batteries -
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The tape measure is measuring tool that has a few tricks up its sleeve. Here are three of the best hidden features you'll find on your trusty tape. -
How A Cat Became The Star Of The First Ultra HD Video Sent From Space
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Where Is The Original Knight Rider 'KITT' Car Today?
The 1982 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am models that appeared in Knight Rider have gone on to have relatively exciting lives in retirement. -
What Happens To Solar Panels At The End Of Their Lifespan?
As more people install solar panels on their homes and businesses, we'll soon have to deal with what happens when they break or are eventually replaced. -
Here's What Made The 1957 Pontiac Bonneville So Iconic
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A crash test with one of Rivian's electric pickups had an unexpected result that is leading government agencies to reconsider how guardrails are built. -
How Many Fighter Jets Does The United States Have?
If you've ever wondered just how many fighter jets the U.S. Military has, especially considering how expensive and high-tech they are, wonder no more. -
Why Did Studebaker Stop Making Cars?
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