The Best Way To Clean A Motorcycle Helmet Visor
A dirty motorcycle helmet visor isn't just unsightly, it's dangerous. Here's how to restore your helmet's visor without doing any permanent damage.
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Who Makes Genesis Cars And Where Are They Built?
Genesis is one of the more notable luxury brands, but the popular car line actually has a surprising tie to South Korean automaker Hyundai.
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Double Clutching: What It Means (And How It's Different From Granny Shifting)
Double Clutching and Granny Shifting are two useful skills for drivers with a manual transmission, but both methods have very different utilities.
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5 Reasons Why Your Car Shakes On The Highway
A check engine light is one thing, but if you are car is shaking on the highway, it shouldn't be ignored. Here are five reasons this could be happening.
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Are Most Semi-Trucks Automatic Or Manual?
Semi-trucks have been around a long time and are important to our economy. We examine if most semi-trucks these days are automatic or manual.
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How To Get The Film Off The Inside Of Your Car's Windshield & Keep It Clean
Condensation, humidity, and poor ventilation can develop a film inside your windshield, obstructing your view. Here's how to remove it and keep it clean.
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10 Used GMC Models You Should Steer Clear Of At All Costs
GMC has made trucks for more than a century, and while many of its models were icons of their day, they can't all be winners. These used ones, you should avoid.
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Which Motorcycle Did Mickey Rourke Ride In 'Harley Davidson And The Marlboro Man'?
"Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man" isn't exactly a classic, but it did feature a particularly cool motorcycle ridden by Mickey Rourke.
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What Is A Kingpin On A Semi Truck Trailer?
The kingpin locking mechanism on a semi-truck trailer is what allows thousands of big trucks to make shipments all across the U.S. Here's how it works.
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The 5 Biggest Trucks You Can Buy From Ford
Everyone seems to want the biggest truck they can find, but Ford's biggest offerings may be impractical for even the most dedicated of pick-up drivers.
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McLaren's New W1 Supercar Taps F1 Aero For A Wild Top Speed: Everything We Know
McLaren's New W1 supercar takes inspiration from a family of iconic cars, but also sets new benchmarks for the high-speed car brand.
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What Is 'Diesel Efficient' Fuel And Is It Different From Regular Diesel?
If you're a truck driver or heavy equipment operator, using diesel efficient fuel from ExxonMobil could end up saving you in the long run.
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6 Underrated Ford Models That Deserve A Spot In Your Garage
There are several Ford models that get most of the spotlight, but based on reliability ratings, style, and specs, here are six that deserve a little more shine.
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How To Disable Ford's MyKey Feature
MyKey is a feature better suited to a car shared between multiple distinct drivers, but luckily, there's an easy way to remove MyKey profiles altogether.
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What Are Engine Bearings And Can You Replace Them Yourself?
While doing your own engine work often requires some specialized tools and hard work, you don't necessarily have to rely on your nearest mechanic shop.
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Which Years Was The LML Duramax Diesel Engine Made?
The LML Duramax Diesel is a beloved engine that had its share of troubles, but it made a notable impact for the short period of time when it was produced.
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Which Is The Hardest Harley-Davidson To Ride? Here's What Riders Say
There's a fairly broad consensus that one famous Harley-Davidson model is the hardest kind to ride. Here's all you need to know.
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Which Cars Have GM's Duramax Turbo-Diesel Engines Under The Hood?
Since its 2000 debut, various builds of the Duramax Turbo-Diesel engine have powered some of the most powerful and efficient diesel vehicles.
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What Is A Pontiac 2+2 And Which Years Was It Made?
Pontiac's 2+2 name spanned several models of car and was used with more than a decade's gap from the first time it popped up until the last.
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What Does GYTR Mean On Yamaha Motorcycles?
If you're looking for a sign of quality and high-performance, the GYTR branding may be your best bet. Here's what you can expect from a GYTR motorcycle.
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Common Problems With BMW's B58 Engines (According To Owners)
BMW's B58 engine is one of its most powerful and reliable, it's not immune from faults. These issues are the most common ones owners report.
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10 Highly-Rated 360 Cameras For Motorcycles
If you love motorcycles, a 360 camera can enhance your experience in ways you wouldn't expect with an array of features. These are the best you can buy.
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What Is A Box Chevy And Which Years Was It Made?
A Box Chevy refers to a certain style for the cars, but what exactly identifies a Chevrolet as this variation compared to the others still on the road?
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How Much Boost Can A 6.4L HEMI Handle?
It’s often questioned if a 6.4L HEMI can be supercharged. Here’s how much boost it can handle and things to consider before adding a supercharger.
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8 Used Audi Models You Should Steer Clear Of At All Costs
Audi is known for its luxurious vehicles and signature Quattro all-wheel-drive system, but every now and then the company misses the mark.
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The Final Four Motorcycle Models American IronHorse Built And What They're Worth Today
A boom in custom-built choppers led to a run of popular American IronHorse motorcycles, and the final four bikes they made are now worth a pretty penny.
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Things You Should Look For When Buying A Vintage Jeep
Older Jeeps were known for reliability, but hard use can cause problems in even the sturdiest vehicle. Here's what to look for when buying a vintage Jeep.
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