This Is The Longest Driveway In The US (And It's A Part Of Racing History)
Could you imagine racing down the longest driveway in the United States? While you can't do it anymore, the story behind the iconic roadway is pretty cool.
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Who Owns Consumer Cellular And What Network Does It Use?
Consumer Cellular has gone from being a small carrier to a major player. Learn what sets it apart and why millions rely on its affordable plans.
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Why Pickup Trucks Aren't Popular In Europe
While pickup trucks are symbols of power and performance in the U.S., these machines are perceived very differently in European countries. Here's why.
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Kawasaki 2026 Motorcycles: All The New Colors Announced, So Far
Kawasaki has unveiled its first wave of 2026 motorcycle updates, focusing on new color options across the Ninja, Z, Versys, Vulcan, and Eliminator families.
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Which Harley-Davidson Has The Smallest Gas Tank?
A heavy motorcycle with a huge gas tank may go the distance, but the weight makes them harder to drive. So which Harley-Davidson has the smallest gas tank?
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Which Yamaha Motorcycle Has The Biggest Gas Tank?
Yamaha's Ténéré 700 World Raid was designed for long journeys and serious off-road adventure. It's six gallon fuel tank is the largest of any current Yamaha.
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Where Are Ford Engines Made? Here's Every Country They're Manufactured In
Ford has cemented itself as one of the top global automakers since it was founded in 1903. Today, it makes its engines in close to a dozen countries.
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What Is A Rangefinder And How Can It Improve Your Archery Skills?
Want to improve your accuracy on the range or in the field? A rangefinder might be the key. Here’s what it is and how it could level up your skills.
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What Does The Infinity Button Do On A JBL Speaker?
See that infinity symbol on your JBL speaker? It’s not just flair; it unlocks a secret party hack you’ve got to hear to believe.
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How Airlines Choose Which Commercial Jets To Fly
Ever wonder why your flight is on one jet and not another? Airlines spend hours crunching numbers and logistics to make that choice. Here’s what drives it.
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Why Do Ships Avoid Passing South Of South America?
The Drake Passage, which lies between South America and Antarctica, is one of the most dangerous and violent stretches of water in the world.
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How Do Hybrid Drivetrains Actually Work?
Hybrid vehicles promise efficiency and smooth driving, but the key lies in a hidden network of components. Here’s how it all comes together on the road.
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Tesla Owners Are Installing Aftermarket Turn Signal Stalks - Here's Why
Tesla ditched turn signal stalks for touch buttons but many owners aren’t thrilled. Discover why aftermarket stalks are becoming a must-have upgrade.
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You Might Be Surprised By What Your Old iPod Is Worth Today
iPods have become a collector's favorite thanks to their insane nostalgic value. Here's how much your old iPod might be worth in the resale market.
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What's The '3 Patch Rule' On A Biker's Vest?
The patches on a biker’s vest represent far more than style. Learn how the 3 Patch Rule shapes motorcycle culture, identity, and rider respect on the road.
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Can An Airplane Simulate Zero Gravity Flight?
Zero gravity relies on you, your surroundings, and the air all falling at the same rate, and airplanes flying parabolic arcs can provide the conditions.
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Soundcore Space A40 Vs P40i Earbuds: What's The Difference?
The Soundcore Space A40 offers DAC high-resolution audio streaming and great noise canceling, while the P40i boasts longer battery life, and an IPX5 rating.
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What To Do If You're On A Sailboat With No Wind?
If you've ever found yourself on sailboat with a lack of wind to push you along, there are some things you can do to get going again. Here's what we know.
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Here's How A Rolex Watch Runs Without A Battery
Rolex watches are known for luxury and reliability, but the hidden mechanism powering their famous movement may surprise even longtime watch enthusiasts.
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Are Submarines Safe In A Tsunami? Here's What Would Happen
Tsunamis are one of the most destructive forces nature can bring to bear, but what if you live below the waves? Here's how a submarine would fare.
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How Big Is China's Navy? Here's How Many Warships It Has
China's People's Liberation Army Navy could have more than 430 ships and submarines in the next five years, giving it greater confidence at sea.
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How Fast Is Mach 1? (And Can You Actually Feel It?)
Breaking the sound barrier sounds super dramatic, but funny enough, it turns out it's really just a number on a meter. Here's how it works (and how it feels).
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What Is Quantum Technology & How Is South Carolina Looking To Make Billions Off Of It?
Quantum computing is the next generation of computer processing and the state of South Carolina is looking to get an early start on the tech.
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Is PlayStation Plus Worth It?
PlayStation Plus has expanded a lot as a subscription service over the years. Is it worth the spend? How much should you actually spend on it?
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Here's Why Money Shifting Is So Damaging For Your Car
A money shift refers to sudden, catastrophic engine damage that can be caused by downshifting at high RPM instead of moving to a higher gear.
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The Longest Police Chase In The World Spanned Three Countries - Here's What Happened
Dramatic car chases are common on TV and in the movies, but this real-life car chase crossed two international borders and would have fit in a Hollywood blockbuster.
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Why NASA Releases 450,000 Gallons Of Water During A Rocket Launch
It takes a lot of resources to get a rocket launched into space. For NASA, one part of the process involves releasing 450,000 gallons of water during liftoff.
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