The Best Years For Mazda Miata (And Some To Avoid)
Used Miatas offer some of the best bang for your buck -- if you pick the right one. Here are the model years you should seek out -- and the ones you should avoid.
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8 Car Dashboard Accessories That Are Actually Useful
The wonders of Bluetooth and other technologies make even classic vehicles candidates for a tech upgrade. These dash accessories come in handy.
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10 Of The Best Years For The Volkswagen Jetta (And Some To Avoid)
Volkswagen has had its ups and downs in the past couple decades, but the historical marque's longevity contributes to a used market brimming with options.
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Why Cummins Engines Didn't Use Glow Plugs (And Why They're Using Them Now)
Cummins' new 6.7-liter engine ditches the traditional grid heater and uses glow plugs instead. Why did Cummins use grid heaters before, and why has it switched?
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12 Of The Best Tires For Driving In The Rain
If you live in a climate where you are susceptible specifically to rain, consult this list of tires best suited for driving in the rain.
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5 Tips For Wearing Glasses With Your Motorcycle Helmet
Here's some ways to spot glasses-friendly helmets, a few recommended models, and all our tips for improving your riding experience with spectacles.
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Do All-Terrain Tires Affect MPG? What To Know Before You Buy
All-terrain tires are a good choice if you drive on various road conditions. However, it's good to know whether or not it will affect your mpg.
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Can You Really Open A Car Window With A Roll Of Tape?
You may have seen a video on social media showing you how to use a roll of tape to open a car window, but is that real and is it a good idea?
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Are Short Trips Bad For Your Diesel Engine?
You may have heard that short trips can harm your diesel engine. Here's why that might be the case, and what you can do to keep your diesel running well.
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This Toyota SUV Has The Best Towing Capacity
You don't have to have a truck in order to tow a camper or a trailer. Here's the Toyota SUV with the highest towing capacity and its respected specs.
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Why Kawasaki Is Recalling The Ninja ZX-6R (And How To Check If You're Affected)
Kawasaki has announced that it will be recalling its sportbike, the Ninja Zx-6R. If you own one, here's why and how to find out if yours is affected.
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Did Harley-Davidson Make A 125cc Motorcycle?
Harley-Davidson is best known for their beefy motorcycles today, but once upon a time, they made a comparatively tiny 125cc bike, and it was actually popular.
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Who Owns Sumitomo Tires And Where Are They Made?
Sumitomo Tires is a well-known brand with a long history, but who owns them now and where are they made? Here's everything you need to know about the brand.
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2025 Lincoln Corsair Review: The Pros And Cons Of Playing To Your Strengths
Lincoln's entry-level crossover has handsome styling and a plush cabin, but does this plug-in hybrid deliver enough to stand out in the toughest segment?
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What Makes A Motorcycle A Supersport?
A supersport bike isn't a superbike, nor is it a sportbike, but something in-between. What really differentiates them from those other varieties?
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Your Aftermarket Headlights Might Be Breaking Massachusetts Law
LED headlights might be brighter and more stylish than traditional ones, but if you're a driver in Massachusetts, make sure yours don't break the law.
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5 Classic Motorcycles Worth Importing To The US
Unfortunately, there are several motorcycles that never made it to the United States. But here five bikes that are now old enough to be imported.
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There's One Thing We Think The 2025 Ford F-150 Lobo Has Too Much Of
If you liked the low-rider look of the Ford Maverick Lobo, you might get excited about the 2025 Ford F-150 Lobo. Here's everything you need to know.
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25 Most Expensive Lamborghinis Of All Time, Ranked
Lamborghini is a name closely associated with luxury, speed, and price. Here are some of the most outrageous and expensive Lamborghini's ever produced.
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Every Place Chevrolet Has Made Corvettes Since 1953
These days, the Chevrolet Corvette is indelibly associated with Bowling Green, Kentucky. But GM hasn't always built Corvettes there. Here's the whole story.
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Who Actually Owns Stellantis – The Company That Owns Jeep, RAM, And Chrysler?
Stellantis owns more car brands than you can shake a stick at, including American favorites such as Jeep and Dodge. But who actually owns Stellantis itself?
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Is The Toyota Corolla Cross A Reliable Car? This Is What Owners Have To Say
Users report few problems with the Toyota Corolla Cross beyond annoying rattles, but many wish that they had bought a Toyota RAV4 instead.
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10 Of The Best Harley-Davidson Models With The Evo Engine
The Harley-Davidson Evo engine signaled a return to form after the brand's disastrous AMF era. These bikes are what brought Harley back into the limelight.
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This Is The 'Top Problem' With Modern Cars, According To J.D. Power
The top car problem identified by a J.D. Power study is one that many drivers will have had frustrating experiences with.
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Are Sumitomo Tires Any Good? Here's What Users Say
Users say that Sumitomo Tires are good value for money, but most agree that there are both better and worse tires on the market today.
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The Aston Martin Vantage Won't Make You James Bond, But Driving It Sure Makes You Popular
With a six-figure price tag and a 656 horsepower V8, the Vantage is far from your regular ride. How does this British bruiser hold up as a daily-driver?
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Why Some Mercedes Models Have Two Car Batteries Instead Of One
Is two better than one? Not always, but it's certainly true in the case of certain Mercedes-Benz models that sport two car batteries. Here's why.
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