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Do Manual Transmissions Cost Less To Maintain Than Automatic?
While it was once commonly held that manuals were cheaper than automatics, more recently, things have shifted. -
Are Gas Or Diesel Trucks Better For Off-Roading?
When it comes to capable off-roaders, the choice between a diesel and gasoline-powered rig really depends on the terrain and conditions you expect to conquer. -
5 Ways The Concorde Jet Was Way Ahead Of Its Time
As a project that quickly set the bar high in the sky for commercial travel, this iconic jet taught many lessons we can still learn from today. -
A Closer Look At What Helped The Dodge Charger R/T Rise To Fame
Believe it or not, the original Dodge Charger wasn't a hit. It took decades (and some pop culture appearances) for it to become the legend it's known as today. -
Here's How The Yamaha YZF-R1 Took Sports Bikes To The Next Level
Where the Honda CB750 was considered the first superbike, Yamaha took superbikes to a new level with the YZF-R1's lightweight handling and performance. -
Cruise Control Explained: How It Works, And When You Should Use It
Cruise control has been around for decades, but how does it work? That depends on whether it's old-school cruise control or its modern, adaptive counterpart. -
5 Ways The U.S. Military Uses AI In Warfare
From piloting drones to Project Maven, here's how the U.S. military is using AI in warfare. -
5 Interesting Facts About The NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has been integral in humanity's efforts to explore the beyond Earth. -
Everything Pontiac Fans Should Know About The Bonneville SSEi
A high-performance trim introduced to the range some years after the Bonneville itself, the SSEi would establish itself as a cut above the base version. -
Everything To Know About The BSA Gold Star Motorcycle
The Gold Star managed something very special: It outlived the original company that developed it and was relaunched decades later with truly impressive specs. -
The Biggest Weaknesses Of M1 Abrams Tank
The M1 Abrams tank is held in incredibly high regard. That said, it also has some weaknesses to take into consideration. -
The Secret Behind Why Cops Touch Tail Lights During Traffic Stops
Ever been stopped by a police officer and wondered why he touched your tail lights as he approached the vehicle? Turns out there are a couple good reasons. -
Everything To Know About The Rolls-Royce Powered BAC 1-11 Jet
In the early years of its development, the British Aircraft Corporation produced the One-Eleven, which certainly left a mark on the airline industry. -
What's The Difference Between Tesla Model S And Model 3?
Those beginning to look into Tesla's offerings may wonder what the difference is between the Tesla Model S and Model 3. -
Everything To Know About The Bell AH-1 SuperCobra Attack Helicopter
The Bell AH-1 SuperCobra helicopter will forever go down in history for its influence on modern attack helicopters that the U.S. military uses today. -
How To Properly Check Your Car's Transmission Fluid Level
Checking your transmission fluid in most cars is a similar process to maintenance like checking your oil, though not all cars' transmissions are the same. -
Everything To Know About The Churchill Heavy Armor Tank
If ever a British tank aimed to evoke the spirit of Winston Churchill's resilience, it would be his namesake. -
5 Snowmobile Riding Tips For Beginners
Before you climb aboard that snowmobile and head out on an adventure, you might need to know a few riding tips if you're a beginner. -
Everything To Know About The Airbus A320 Passenger Jets
The primary reason for the development of Airbus was to create a competitive European powerhouse in aviation. -
Tesla Resale Value: Is It Worth The Investment?
When it comes to resale value, the Tesla brand overall is in a rather interestng position among luxury car makers. -
Here's Why Ford Discontinued The Focus
The Focus was once the most popular car in Ford's stable, but you can't buy a new one today. This is why the company canceled production of an iconic vehicle. -
Periscope Lens Explained (And How It Differs From Other Lenses)
Periscope cameras have shown up in more recent modern smartphones, and can help with taking those longer-range shots without sacrificing too much quality. -
All About The De Havilland DH.106 Comet Jet
The de Havilland Comet was the world's first jet airliner and transformed the aviation world. Here's what to know about its development and demise. -
Everything To Know About The McDonnell Douglas DC-10 Jet
Though the McDonnell Douglas DC-10 might not be as famous as its Boeing counterpart, it still stands as an important part of aviation history for a few reasons. -
Everything To Know About The Boeing 757 Jet
The Boeing 757 jet is one of the most iconic passenger planes ever made and has an interesting history, with a few design innovations that set it apart. -
A Look At NASA's Groundbreaking Voyager 1 Mission - And Where The Probe Is Heading Next
Voyager 1 has traveled far, offering a privileged and unprecedented insight into the universe beyond our own.
