5 Of The Worst Indy 500 Crashes Of All Time
Like with any other motorsport, Indy 500 has also seen its fair share of devastating crashes, though only a few can be considered the worst of all time.
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Stories By Madeline Cuccio
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Are Acuras Reliable After 100k Miles? What Drivers Are Saying
The Acura is a popular car with a fanbase that will swear by nothing else, and a large part of that is due to just how reliable the cars have proven to be.
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This State Has The Highest Gas Prices In The Country (And Here's Why)
This is the explanation that matters most to consumers about why the most expensive state boasts the highest gas prices across the country.
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How Top Gas Dragsters Managed To Make Two Engines On One Transmission Work
One of the most unique characteristics of top gas dragsters is that, despite having two engines, but they still use one transmission. How is this possible?
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Why Airplanes Still Use Leaded Fuel
Cars have used unleaded fuel since the mid-1990s, but piston aircraft engines mostly still run on leaded petrol, despite the additive's health hazards.
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This Is The Worst-Selling Car In Texas
You might be surprised to learn the worst-selling car in Texas isn't just one by a reputable manufacturer, but is a model that's got a lot of great qualities.
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Yes, Diesel Engines Can Run Backwards – Here's What Can Happen If They Do
Diesel engines can technically run backwards, though there's very little (if any) practical applications for this, especially for road-going engines.
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5 Of The Most Difficult Cars To Work On Or Repair (According To Owners)
No car is invincible and sooner or later, you will need to do repairs. However, according to owners, these five vehicles are the most difficult to work on.
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This Is The Worst-Selling Car In California
Californians buy a lot of vehicles, nearly 1.8 million in 2024 alone. But amidst this sea of new car sales, one model stands out as a particularly bad seller.
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What Gives Old V8s That Classic Sound? (And How Modern Engines Lost It)
Classic V8 engines have a very distinct sound that modern engines seem to have lost over the years. How did automakers achieve this sound?
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A Novelty License Plate Caused This Californian To Get 15 Traffic Tickets - Here's Why
Novelty license plates should be just that — novelties. However, one such plate caused no end of headaches for one unlucky Californian. Here's the story.
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Are Yokohama Tires Any Good? Here's What Owners Have To Say
Considering Yokohama? Owner feedback shows strengths and trade-offs across daily, SUV, and winter lines, the right choice comes down to your driving needs.
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Ford Is Demolishing Its Headquarters Of Over 70 Years – Here's What's Replacing It
Ford's iconic Glass House, one of the most recognizable office buildings in the world, is being demolished. Here's what is expected to replace the location.
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Who Owns Škoda And Where Are The Cars Made?
Once a small Czech firm, Škoda is now a global auto player. Its history has been shaped by the Cold War. But who owns it today, and where are its cars built?
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The Secret Behind The 10-Second Tire Change In NASCAR Pit Stops
NASCAR pit stops take moments, but a lot gets done, including a full set of new tires. How do pit crews manage all this work in such a short time?
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Are The HEMI Engines In Dodge Chargers & Challengers The Same As What's In Trucks?
Think the HEMI under your Charger is identical to the one in a Ram or Durango? The reality is more nuanced and there are differences.
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The 60th Anniversary Bronco Is A Sweet Throwback To The Original - Here's What To Know
Celebrating the SUV's heritage, the Ford Bronco 60th Anniversary trim features an incredible new paint job, but has several new details and easter eggs as well.
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How Subaru's Unequal Length Headers Create That Distinctive Rumble Sound
One of the most distinctive aspects of Subaru vehicles is the so-called boxer rumble, thanks to the unequal length headers. What's the science behind it?
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Can A Pickup Truck Tow A Semi-Trailer?
Pickup trucks can be surprisngly powerful machines, but are they capable of towing a semi-trailer? Here's why you may want to think twice before latching up.
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Can You Rebuild A High Mileage Engine?
The risk of a catastrophic problem with your car's engine greatly increases at higher mileages. But do you have the option to rebuild it at that point?
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What's So Special About The Ford F-150 Lightning Vapor Injection Heat Pump?
The 2024MY Ford F-150 Lightning received a fascinating and very important feature: a vapor injection heat pump. What's special about it? How does it work?
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Nissan's New Special Edition Z Is Dripping With 1990s Nostalgia & Charm
Nissan's line of Z cars stretches back to the late 1960s, but the company's latest take harkens back to the 1990s instead. Here's what you need to know.
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The Time A Race Car Driver Crashed His Vehicle & Won The Race Upside Down
Winning a race at all costs may seem like Hollywood fanfare, but for Laurens Vanthoor, it was a reality that resulted in a bombastic first place finish.
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Why The Oldsmobile Ram Rod 350 Was Such A Special Engine
Oldsmobile had an interesting lineup of engines by the late 1960s, and one of those engines was the Ram Rod 350. What made it so special?
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The WWII German U-Boat That Was Sunk By A Malfunctioning Toilet
There are many ways that submarines can sink, but one German submarine during WWII may be the only one to ever sink because of a toilet. Here's the tale.
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5 Pickup Truck Brands With The Best-Looking Interiors
While plenty of trucks look nice on the outside, a comfortable interior is equally important. These are some current model trucks with very luxe interiors.
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Why This Model Is Considered The Worst Chevrolet Engine Ever Made
Not every Chevy engine can be as great as the famous small-block V8, of course. But few have come in for as much criticism as this one, either.
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