Ford Confirms Gas Engine For New F-150 Lightning (But It's Probably Not What You Think)
Ford has revealed that its new F-150 Lightning will have a gasoline engine, but hold your horses: it's not quite a return to the SVT Lightning of old.
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Toyota's New Concept Pickup Is As Barebones As A Truck Can Get
Toyota has unveiled its newest concept vehicle in the form of the IMV Origin — a bare-bones pickup truck that makes Kei trucks look like luxury rides.
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4 Used Trucks Under $20,000 That Are Worth Buying, According To Consumer Reports
Having a new truck is always nice, but it's not always the right move financially, especially if you're on a budget. $20,000 is reasonable for used trucks.
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5 Classic '80s Sports Cars You Can Find For Under $30,000
Buying a 1980s sports car doesn't mean you have to break the bank, as there are plenty of fun cars available for less than $30,000. Here are some of the best.
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This Navy Torpedo Recovery Vessel Is South Carolina's Newest Ocean Reef
An ex-Navy torpedo recovery ship at the center of a years-long dispute has now taken on a new role off South Carolina’s coast, far from its troubled past.
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What It Means When A Ship Is Scuttled (And Why It Happened So Often In WWII)
Not all ships sink to the bottom of the sea due to enemy fire, as some are scuttled instead. It was common during WWII, but what does it mean exactly?
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This High-Performance Chevy With A Rare Engine Was A Drag Race Boss
Chevy's mid-to-late '60s muscle cars may be the ones we all remember, but the automaker had a rare early-'60s car that dominated the drag strip.
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Here's How Much A 2020 Lexus IS Depreciates After 5 Years
The Lexus IS has quite a strong following and a surprisingly robust resale value. But just how much would a 2020 Lexus IS depreciate in 5 years?
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Why The Chevy Montana Can't Compete With The Ford Maverick And Hyundai Santa Cruz
The Chevy Montana might seem appealing to those in the market for a new truck, but Ford's Maverick and Hundai's Santa Cruz have already outclassed it.
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Who Owns Cessna And Where Are Its Jets Built?
Cessna is well-known for it's 172 Jayhawk, but who exactly owns the company, and where are its jets built? Here's everything you need to know.
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System Failure Leaves Porsche Drivers Across Russia Unable To Start Their Cars
Advanced security features are great for keeping thieves at bay, but they can also inadvertently lock out owners, like these Russian Porsche drivers.
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These Two GM Engines Are Within A Cubic-Inch Of Each Other, But Still So Different
General Motors tends to use very simiilar powertrains for all its vehicles nowadays, but it was a very different story more than 50 years ago. Why?
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5 Cars From 1976 That Look Even Cooler Today
From movie icons to rare special editions, these 1976 American cars show how some mid-’70s designs have aged into genuine modern-day cool.
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How Limousines Are Made Is Way Wilder Than You Think
Stretch limousines aren't built by car manufacturers. Discover the labor-intensive process required to turn a regular sedan into a luxury cruiser.
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How A US Aircraft Carrier Became The Court For A College Basketball Game
A U.S. Navy aircraft carrier once hosted a college basketball showdown in one of the sport’s most surprising venues. Here’s what made the event so special.
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Why Police Departments Still Use The Aging Ford Crown Victoria
Police departments across the country are still using the Ford Crown Victoria over a decade after its retirement. Here's what makes it so invaluable.
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How A Firefighting Plane Refills Its Tank In Seconds
Firefighting technology is more than just fire trucks and fire hydrants, as evidenced by this incredibly effective and popular firefighting aircraft.
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Looking For A 2026 Camry Alternative? This One Is At The Right Price Point With More HP
The 2026 Toyota Camry is a good car, but it's not an exciting one. Thankfully, one automaker offers a rival with a much more capable engine under the hood.
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This Is One Of The Worst Japanese Car Brands
There are some Japanese car brands that are respected for their reliability and performance. However, there is one you might want to steer clear of.
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This '70s Station Wagon Had More Horsepower Than A Modern Cadillac CT5-V
There was a point in American automotive history when you could get a station wagon with more horsepower than a performance car. This is the wagon.
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5 New Subaru Models With The Highest Resale Value In 2025
Every vehicle loses a little bit of value the moment you drive it off the dealership's lot, but some hold their resale value better than others.
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This Is The Most Popular Car In Florida, According To The Data
State-by-state car sales rankings can vary from national ones, so it's interesting to look at the top car in Florida, America's third-most populous state.
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This Popular Tiny Travel Trailer Got An Awesome Off-Road Upgrade
Overlanding is big business these days, and there are a ton of off-road-ready trailers for buyers to choose from. Now, there's a new kid on the block.
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Scout Motors Has A New HQ – Here's Where The Historic Automaker Is Headed
Scout Motors, whose name references classic vehicles from the '60s, is moving into the EV market. Here's where its new headquarters is located.
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Why The US Navy Keeps Naming Ships 'Enterprise'
USS Enterprise is one of the most used U.S. Navy vessel names. What makes it so iconic that it keeps returning across centuries of naval and cultural history?
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This Texas City Was Just Ranked The Safest Place In America To Drive In
Major insurance company Allstate has compiled a list of the safest cities of 2025 based on insurance claims. This small Texas city got the top spot.
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Riding Amtrak? The Most Comfortable Car Might Actually Be The Cheaper Choice
Amtrak offers several different seat options on its trains. When it comes to value, many riders are finding that one of the cheaper options is the best.
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