Why Chevrolet's So Confident About The 2025 Silverado EV (And Why We Agree)
Chevy's upcoming Silverado EV is going to cost a pretty penny, but it has got the numbers to back up its high price tag, putting comparable EVs to shame.
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Why Was The Kia Rio Discontinued?
The Kia Rio was a popular sedan, but the brand killed off the line in 2023. Why stop selling a car with good reliability ratings at a reasonable price?
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What Does TDI Stand For On Diesel Cars?
Proud Audi and Volkswagen owners may have noticed the TDI inscription on their engine, an acronym that references just how powerful the engines are.
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10 Of The Best Diesel Engines Ever Built By Toyota
Drivers in North America are likely unfamiliar with diesel engines built by Toyota, but overseas they have powered some of the brand's most well-known vehicles.
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Here's Why You Can't Buy Toyota's LandCruiser 70 In The US
One of the most popular Toyota vehicles isn't available in the U.S., but even where this rugged truck is sold, you'll be waiting a long time to get yours.
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Kawasaki W230: 4 Facts About This Retro-Styled Motorcycle
Kawasaki's W230 motorcycle offers retro looks and modern power in a less-bulky package. Here's everything to know about this two-wheeled throwback.
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10 Of The Best Ceramic Coatings For Cars, According To Users
If you're serious about maintaining the appearance of your car, you may want to look into a ceramic coating to shield from the various elements.
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3 Of The Largest Semi Trucks In The World
Semi-trucks are some of the largest vehicles most drivers will ever see on the highway, but these behemoths put standard long-haul rigs to shame.
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10 Of The Most Iconic Sci-Fi Vehicles In Movies And TV
Sci-Fi movies and TV have born so many examples of future-like technology, some of which that's led to real inventions. These are the most iconic examples.
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How To Flush Power Steering Fluid (And What It Costs)
You can pay someone a lot of money to flush your power steering fluid, or you can save a lot of money by doing it yourself. Here’s the easiest way.
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Semi Synthetic Vs Synthetic Motor Oil: What's The Difference?
If you're looking to change your own oil in your car, you'll first have to make sure you've got the right kind of motor oil for your car's engine.
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5 Alternatives To The Ducati Scrambler
The Ducati Scrambler is an impressive machine, but it may not be an affordable one. Fortunately, there's a number of comparable motorcycles for every budget.
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2025 Kia Carnival Hybrid First Drive: Electric Power Is Great But Something's Missing
Kia's SUV-lookalike Carnival HEV minivan finally adds a hybrid option, and we put it to the test. Is electrification a winning move for this bestseller?
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Why Are Roads Coated In Oil & How Much Does This Cost?
Quality roadways are important for drivers' safety, but repaving them costs millions of taxpayers' money. That's why you may see roads coated in oil instead.
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Is Tesla's Cybertruck Really 'Bulletproof?' Here's What You Need To Know
Tesla has made certain claims about the bullet resistance of the Cybertruck. We break those down and tell you how they hold up. Here's what we know.
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Why There's A Ticking Sound In Your Engine When It's Idle & Should You Be Concerned
Even if you're not a pro or DIY mechanic, you know an engine idle ticking sound is a cause for concern. Here are the most common reasons this is happening.
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Everything You Should Include In A Motorcycle Travel Tool Kit
A motorcycle can be much more dangerous than a car, so you'll want to be prepared for anything that happens. These tools can help make sure you're ready.
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3 Of The Best Years For The Lexus RX 350 (And 4 To Avoid)
If you're thinking about buying a Lexus RX 350, you'll want to know which model years are the best and which to avoid before making your purchase.
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How Many Shelby Cobras Were Made And What's One Worth Today?
The Shelby Cobra was a race-winning machine, but with limited production, so if you want to get your hands on one today, it will cost a pretty penny.
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Why The BMW 1 M Coupe Was Discontinued After Just One Year
The BMW 1M coupe is an iconic favorite for a certain community, but there weren't many made for the single year of its existence. Here's why.
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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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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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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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