How The Bermuda Triangle Got Its Terrifying Reputation For Making Ships Disappear
There's no mystery to the Bermuda Triangle, as ships and planes don't vanish there at an unusually high rate, and most have a reasonable explanation.
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Stories By Mark Roy
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Are Jeep Wranglers Reliable After 100K Miles? What Users Are Saying
Jeep Wranglers have are loved by many due to their off-roading capabilities and customization options. Are they reliable after 100k miles, though?
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What Happened To The Original 'Starsky And Hutch' Car?
Starsky and Hutch drove a red and white Ford Torino that was despised by the actors. Although a half dozen vehicles were used, only a few survive today.
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Are Left And Right Wiper Blades Interchangeable?
If you're wondering whether your left and right windshield wiper blades are interchangeable, the answer is sometimes. It will ultimately depend on specifics.
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Why Don't Cars In England Drive On The Right Side Of The Road?
England (and the rest of the U.K) drive on the left and it turns out that there are interesting historic why they do when most of Europe drive on the right.
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How To Safely Store A Gasoline Jerry Can While Off-Roading
If you need to take some gasoline with you while you travel off-trail, you ought to know how to properly store a jerry can so it doesn't become a hazard.
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What Causes 'Chicken Strips' On Motorcycle Tires? (And How Can You Prevent Them?)
As well as being tasty, spiced snacks, chicken strips on tires provide a record of how far a motorcycle has been leaned over into a bend or corner.
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Why Did Ford Sell Off Its Jaguar & Land Rover Brands?
Ford acquired both Jaguar and Land Rover as part of its drive to own luxury brands, but lost billions in operating the prestige British marques.
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5 Of The Worst Diesel Engines Ever Put In A Pickup Truck, According To Owners
Diesel engines have a deserved reputation as reliable workhorses, but that doesn't mean all diesels can be relied on to perform well and last.
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Is Diesel Engine Oil Any Different From Regular Oil?
Oil is a crucial part of every internal combustion engine. Diesel and gasoline engines work differently, so is diesel engine oil any different from regular oil?
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Are Harley-Davidson Riding Boots Any Good? Here's What Users Are Saying
Harley-Davidson may be a top motorcycle brand, but does the gear they manufacture measure up? Specifically, are their boots worth the money?
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The Honda Engine That Survived 7 Generations And Over 1 Million Miles
Honda is well-known for making reliable and dependable cars. One of the company's engines survived well over a million miles. Which engine took the honors?
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Why Two-Stroke Engines Need Oil (Even Though They Don't Need Oil Changes)
Every internal combustion engine needs oil for lubrication, but two-stroke engines take their oil regularly along with gasoline.
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Yamaha Bolt Vs. Indian Scout: Which Is Quicker?
If you're after a cruiser motorcycle, two fantastic options are the Yamaha Bolt and the Indian Scout. Which one of these cruisers is faster?
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Understanding Your Torque Wrench: How Does It Work And How Do You Use The Tool?
A torque wrench is an essential part of any DIY auto mechanic's tool kit. How do torque wrenches work, and how do you use one properly?
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What Is A Shaft Drive Motorcycle And Why Aren't They More Popular?
There are many different ways that motorcycles deliver power to the wheel, like the more common chain drives and belt drives. What about the shaft drive?
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What OEM Stands For And What It Means For Your Car
OEM parts are produced bt the original equipment manufacturer, but these letters don't always indicate the quality of the spare part in question.
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Here's How You Can Easily Adjust Your Electric Trailer Brakes
Having working brakes on your electric trailer is essential to using it safely on the road. Here's how to easily adjust the brakes if you ever need to.
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Can A Car Engine Work Underwater? Here's What Happens When One Is Fully Submerged
Car engines work by igniting and burning a mixture of fuel and air, with various methods. So, what happens when you completely submerge a car engine in water?
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What Is In Store Bought Windshield Wiper Fluid? (And Is It Safe?)
You almost certainly have a bottle of windshield washer fluid somewhere around the house, but do you need to be concerned if someone accidentally drinks it?
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Why Do Airplanes Need To Be Pushed Back By Tugs Before Takeoff?
Airplanes can do many things, notably getting people to their destination very quickly. Still, the mind boggles, why do tugs need to tow airplanes?
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Is The Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro Trim Worth It? Here's What Owners Have To Say
The Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro is the most expensive in the 'Taco' lineup, but is it worth it's high sticker price? Here's what owners have to say.
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Why Do Auto Brands Camouflage Unreleased Cars?
If you have ever been lucky enough to see a prototype car in the wild, it was probably covered in a weird looking wrap. Here's why automakers do that.
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Why Do New Cars Have Mileage? (And How Much Is Too Much?)
A new car fresh from the lot may look and smell pristine, but there are almost always a few miles on the odometer. Where do they come from and what's too much?
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Here's What That Plastic Strip Under Your Front Bumper Is Really For
Ever noticed the plastic strip underneath your front bumper? You may think it's to protect from scraping against curbs, but it's actually much more important.
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Gasoline Vs. Diesel Engines: Which Pollutes More? It's Complicated
Between the two main engine types seen in automobiles around the world, there is a somewhat complicated gap in pollution between diesel and gas engines.
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Can You Use A Sealant To Help Your Car's Suspension Last Longer?
Adding a rubber sealant to things like CV boots can help preserve suspension parts in the long run, but they should only be used as a preventative measure.
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