5 Japanese Cars You Can Finally Import To The US In 2025
There are several Japanese cars that need to be 25 years old before being imported to the U.S. due to emission laws. Here are five that now qualify in 2025.
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Why Don't Sports Cars Use Diesel Engines?
Sports cars typically offer the best that the automotive world has to offer, so why don't any models take advantage of a diesel engine's power?
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What Does Brake Fluid Do And Why Do Cars Need It?
Modern cars have pretty advanced braking systems, and one of the most crucial components is the brake fluid. What does it actually do? Why do cars need it?
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Do Any Modern SUVs Have Split Tailgates?
Split tailgates offer a lot of convenience and functionality, but modern SVUs are embracing the trend with a luxury twist.
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Why American Cars Have Side Markers (But European Cars Don't)
American cars and European cars have some pretty major differences, with a notable one being side marker lights. Why don't European cars have them?
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Manual Vs. Automatic Transmission Fluid: What's The Difference?
Both manual and automatic transmission require fluid, to quite literally keep the gears turning. What's the difference between the two fluid types?
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Why Do Car Wheels Look Like They're Spinning Backwards At Higher Speeds?
Have you ever watched a movie or a video and noticed that a car's wheels appear to be spinning backwards at speed? Why does that actually happen?
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Here's How To Properly Measure A Wheel Bolt Pattern (And Why It's Important)
There are many different important parameters when it comes to car wheels, one of those being the bolt pattern. How do you actually measure it?
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5 Things To Know Before Installing A Flyin' Miata Turbo Kit
Have you been considering a Flyin' Miata turbo kit? Better yet, are you wanting to install it yourself? Here are five things you need to know first.
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Why Did Ford Sell Volvo? (And Who Else Has Owned The Company?)
The Ford Motor Company owned the Swedish Volvo Cars automaker for a decade before selling it off to another company. Why did Ford sell Volvo?
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How To Tell If Your Lexus Is An F Sport Model
Lexus is a well-known and reliable brand that offers an F Sport trim. If you aren't sure if yours is, here's how you can check, just to be sure.
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Can You Top Up Engine Oil Instead Of Changing It?
Engine oil is the lifeblood of your vehicle, and it's important to change it on schedule. However, can you just top it off? Here's what you need to know.
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When Did Cummins Start Using EGR?
The Cummins engine is well-known due to its power and reliability, but when did it start using an EGR? Here's what it is and what exactly it does.
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Do You Need Stainless Steel Brake Lines If You Take Your Car Racing?
If you are a person who has a car to race, should you consider getting stainless steel brakes? Here's everything you need to know about making this modification.
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What Was The First Car With A Diesel Engine & Which Manufacturer Made It?
Diesel engines have been around for a long time, but what was the first car with one, and which manufacturer made it? Here's everything you need to know.
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Why Do EVs Still Need A Regular 12V Car Battery?
Electric vehicles continue to become more common in the auto industry. However, do they still need a regular 12V car battery? Here's what you need to know.
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Why Do People Put Raptor Lights On Pickup Truck Grilles?
One great thing about owning a pickup truck, is being able to customizing it how you want. Here's why owners are putting Raptor lights on their rigs.
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Why Rear-Facing Car Seats Are Safer For Children, Explained
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What Is The Most Powerful Ford EcoBoost Engine Available In 2025?
Maybe some die-hard fans were disappointed when Ford went away from the V8 engine to the EcoBoost, but there were some that pack a lot of power.
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What Are The Other Ways Of Measuring Engine Output Aside From Horsepower?
When it comes to vehicle specs, many only look at the horsepower, but there are other ways to measure engine output. Here's what you need to know.
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Have A Noisy Car? Here's How Tread Patterns Affect The Sound Your Tires Make
If your car is noisy, it could be due to your tires, because of the tread. Here's everything you need to know and how each one affects your road noise.
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Can You Drive Without A Catalytic Converter And What Happens If You Do?
A catalytic converter plays a pivotal role in ensuring your vehicle isn't exerting harmful emission. Here's what you need to know about driving without one.
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