Can You Use A Gaming Handheld To Replace Your Desktop PC?
Gaming consoles are getting more expensive, but could you use a more budget-conscious gaming handheld to perform the same functions as a desktop PC?
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Stories By Madeline Cuccio
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Do Rotary Engines Need Oil Changes?
Wondering if rotary engines need oil changes? Learn how their lubrication works and why regular oil maintenance is still essential.
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Your Aftermarket Headlights Might Be Breaking Massachusetts Law
LED headlights might be brighter and more stylish than traditional ones, but if you're a driver in Massachusetts, make sure yours don't break the law.
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How The 'Pink Tax' May Be Costing You Even More Money At The Mechanic
Some car owners have fallen victim to being overcharged by mechanics, but the 'pink tax' might cost you even more. Here's what you need to know.
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Why Do Rotary Engines Make That Unique 'Brap Brap' Sound?
The rotary engine is easily one of the most controversial powertrains in the world of cars, and it's known for the brap-brap sound. Why do they do that?
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Is It Illegal To Drive With Underglow Lights On Your Car?
Underglow lights, once made popular by video games and action moves, are experiencing a new surge in popularity. Is it illegal to have them on your car?
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Do Car Dealers Really Overcharge Women? Here's What The Data Says
Sometimes dealerships get a bad reputation for being shady. However, do car dealers really overcharge women? Here's what the data has to say.
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The V8 Engine Isn't Dead Yet - These Are The Ones We're Most Excited For
Like manual transmissions, V8 engines are becoming a thing of the past. However, they aren't dead yet. Here are the ones we are most excited about.
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Does The Worst Mustang Really Deserve Its Dire Reputation?
The second generation of the Ford Mustang, the Mustang II, has received hate for the longest time. Does it actually reserve the bad reputation?
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This Tesla Isn't Electric - It's Powered By A Chevy Big Block
Tesla is one of the most well-known name in the electric vehicle industry. However, this Tesla isn't electric, in fact, it's powered by a Chevy big block.
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This Honda Supercar Now Serves In The Japanese Police Force, So Don't Try To Outrun It
One of the fastest cars Honda has ever made has now taken its place in Mie Prefecture's police force, boasting a 570+ horsepower monster of a patrol car.
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Every Toyota Supra Generation Ranked By Horsepower
The Toyota Supra is one of the most iconic JDM sports cars, and it continues to evolve. Here's each Toyota Supra generation ranked by horsepower.
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What Are The Buttons On F1 Steering Wheels For?
F1 cars are some of the most complex race cars on the planet, and that includes immensely complicated steering wheels. What do those buttons actually do?
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What Kind Of Engine Oil Do Airplanes Use? (And Why You Can't Use It In Your Car)
Airplane engines, like any other engines, need oil to function properly. But what type of oil do they use? And why can't you use it in your car?
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Why You Should Always Know Your Tires' Rolling Resistance
When it comes to buying tires, there are a lot of important parameters to consider, one of those being rolling resistance. What does that actually mean?
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Why Are Lexus Grilles So Big?
Ever wonder why Lexus grilles are so large? Discover the design philosophy, branding strategy, and engineering reasons behind the bold look.
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Does Toyota Make Commercial And Heavy Duty Trucks?
Toyota is one of the largest global automotive manufacturers, both in terms of volume and in popularity. Does the company also build commercial trucks?
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5 Of The Best V8-Powered Lexus Models Of All Time
In just 35 years, Lexus has managed to cement itself as one of the only genuine luxury competitors to the Germans. What are the company's best V8 models?
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What Is A Rear Diffuser For In A Car?
Most of us probably know what rear spoilers do, but what about rear diffusers? Here's what these often-overlooked components do for modern cars.
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NASA's Dragonfly Mission Is Headed To Titan - Here's What You Need To Know
Titan is Saturn's largest moon, and NASA is determined to explore its surface, and it's origin. Here's what you need to know about the Dragonfly mission.
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Why Do Helicopters Need Tail Rotors? (And How Some Can Fly Without Them)
Helicopters are set apart from other aircraft in a very big way: the rotors. There's the main rotor and the tail rotor. Ever wonder what the tail rotor does?
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5 Of The Highest Horsepower Sports Cars Of The 1990s
While they don't hold a candle to the sports cars of the 21st century, there were some impressive models in the 1990s. Here are fastest of the generation.
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How Much Rubber Do Airplane Tires Leave On The Runway? (And How It's Removed)
Landings are rough on aircraft wheels -- you can probably tell from the noises and smoke alone. How much rubber is left behind, and how is it cleaned up?
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How Much Weight Can A Kei Truck Carry?
Despite their small size, kei trucks are extremely capable and very good at being trucks, they just happen to look cute. How much can they safely carry?
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What Kind Of Transmission Fluids Do DCTs Use?
DCTs may shift automatically, but they're nothing like normal automatic transmissions, and that extends to the fluids. Here's what DCTs need to stay lubricated.
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Is Ferrari Really Bringing Back The Manual Transmission?
Ferrari used to be synonymous with manual transmission, but the carmaker stopped producing them years ago. Are manuals making a comeback? Here's what we know.
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Why Some Old Cars Appreciate In Value (But Most Others Remain Cheap)
It's well-known that vehicles generally depreciate overtime. However, there are some classic cars that keep rising in value. Here's the reason why.
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