A Closer Look At The Cybertruck's Modular Wiring System
Tesla has a new wiring system that keeps components together in the region of the vehicle they control which can have multiple long-term benefits.
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Everything Ford Fans Should Know About The Model A
The Ford Model A was Ford's follow-up after the famous Model T. It came in a variety of styles and colors and dramatically increased the power.
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RAM 1500 Vs. 2500: Big Differences To Know Before You Buy
The RAM 1500 and 2500 are two very popular trucks, and they both come with their own advantages and disadvantages. Here's what you need to know.
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What Is Understeer And Oversteer In Handling?
You may have heard the terms "understeering" and "oversteering," perhaps during driver's training. What exactly is happening in each of these scenarios, though?
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All About The 3.0L EcoBoost V6 Engine That Powers The 2024 Ford Bronco Raptor
Ford's 3.0L EcoBoost engine that powers the 2024 Bronco Raptor might not be a V8, but its twin turbochargers might give it enough power that you won't notice.
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2024 Genesis GV70 3.5T Review: Brand Snobs Beware
Genesis' rise from brand-nobody to luxury player could fuel a thousand case studies. What does its 2024 GV70 bring to the table? We reviewed it to find out.
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Every Generation Nissan Silvia Ranked Slowest To Fastest According To Driver Tests
The Nissan Silvia isn't as well known as the Skyline, but later models can put up some impressive numbers. Here is every Silvia generation ranked by speed.
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Here's What Made Honda's First Passenger Car So Unique
Honda may have started out as a motorcycle manufacturer, but when the company jumped onto the passenger car market in 1963 with the S500, it changed everything.
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Lewis Hamilton Shocks Mercedes F1 Fans With News He's Leaving For Ferrari
F1 fans were caught off guard by the shocking announcement that Lewis Hamilton will be ditching Mercedes to drive for Ferrari starting in 2025.
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5 Used EVs That Could Qualify For Tax Credits In 2024
Buying a new EV can qualify you for a nice tax credit. You can get a similar EV credit for used cars, though, and these are good ones to use it on.
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The Average Cost Of New Tires (And How To Know If You're Being Ripped Off)
Replacing tires for your ride are a crucial part of vehicle maintenance, but that doesn't necessarily mean shelling out a bunch of money for solid tires.
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4 Hidden Spots In Your Car That You Aren't Cleaning Enough
Keeping your car clean and maintained is a comprehensive affair, but make sure to check these often overlooked spots to avoid any potential problems later on.
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All About The N360: Honda's First Mass-Produced Kei Car
Japan was already falling in love with kei cars by the time Honda released the N360 in 1967. But even still, their debut completely changed the market.
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8 Of The Most Reliable BMW Models Ever Built, Ranked
Thinking about buying a used BMW? We've dug into the numbers to determine which BMW model years have proven the most reliable to help inform your decision.
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How Much Would The Batmobile Cost In Real Life?
If you ever watched a Batman movie and wondered how much a real Batmobile would cost, we got the answers. And spoiler: It's not cheap.
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2025 Ford Explorer Resists Going Electric, But Makes Up For It By Adding A Big Feature
Those wanting an all-electric Ford Explorer may be waiting a while. However, the new 2025 Ford Explorer does make up for it with this big feature.
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2024 Lexus GX First Drive: Intentionally Old-School
The third-gen Lexus GX is not like other midsize SUVs, pairing body-on-frame with a welcome upgrade in tech, comfort and style. Is this overlanding perfection?
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How The Ford Essex V6 Engine Earned Its Notoriety
In the late 70s and early 80s Ford built a new engine that was smaller, lighter, and just as powerful as the engines that came before it. Here's what we know.
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Datsun 240Z Vs 260Z Vs 280Z: What's The Difference?
In the late 1960s, Datsun (now known as Nissan) released a series of sports cars with the moniker Z. So what was the difference between them?
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Why Tesla Batteries May Not Charge In Subzero Temperatures (And What To Do About It)
When the temperature drops, Tesla owners know their range suffers and charging is drastically slowed. Fortunately, there is something you can do about it.
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Why Do Ford Mustangs Seem To Spin Out So Frequently?
For some reason, Ford Mustangs seem to spin out pretty frequently. We examine some possible reasons for this and find that hope may be on the horizon.
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How Long Can You Really Drive On A Spare Tire?
Driving on a spare tire is not a great idea, but it's better than being stranded. But how long can you do it? Here is everything you need to know.
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Kawasaki's 2024 Super Bowl Ad Proves Mullets And Side-By-Sides Are The Perfect Combo
Business in the front, party in the back; that's how the motorcycle brand Kawasaki describes its new side-by-side in the upcoming Super Bowl ad.
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Every Major Brand's High Mileage Motor Oil Ranked, Worst To Best
There are several instances in which high-mileage oil may be the right choice for your vehicle. As such, there will be brands to target, and brands to avoid.
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Headers Vs. Exhaust Manifolds: What's The Difference?
When it comes to performance mods, most consider modifications to their intake and exhaust, but manifold and header upgrades have some important differences.
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BMW's 2025 Z4 M40i With A Manual Transmission And 382hp Engine Could Be The Perfect Pairing
There's no debate that the Z4 M40i is an iconic two-door roadster, but it has always lacked one thing: a manual transmission -- that is, until now.
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Jeep's Electric Wagoneer S Revealed Inside And Out (And You Should Be Excited)
The new Jeep Wagoneer has finally been revealed, but this time, it is fully electric. Here's what you need to know about the luxurious Jeep Wagoneer S.
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