How To Use A Multimeter When Working On Your Car: A Beginner's Guide
Multimeters can be a useful tool for both novices and professionals to limit their mistakes in automotive repair. Here's how to properly use one.
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5 Warning Signs Your Auto-Mechanic Is Overcharging You
If you have been suspicious of your mechanic constantly recommending repairs on your vehicle, then it's important to know about these warning signs.
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Here's What The VSC Button On Your Toyota Does
Many Toyotas have a little button and light on the dashboard that appears to be a car with wavy lines behind it. Just what does that button do?
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The Most Reliable Motorcycle From Every Major Brand, Ranked
There are faster motorcycles than the ones on this list, but none more dependable. Here are the workhorse motorcycles that last through years of commuting.
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6 Of The Coolest Camping RVs Ever Built
If you're dreaming of adventure, check out our list of the top six coolest RVs on the market today, from the rugged and practical to the absurdly luxurious.
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This Little-Known Supercar Is Powered By A Nissan GTR Engine
Praga, a Czech automaker unfamiliar to many outside of the country, introduced its Bohema hypercar in 2022. It's light, fast, and runs on a Nissan GTR.
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The Story Behind James Bond Actor Pierce Brosnan Speeding In A BMW 850 Ci
90s James Bond actor Pierce Brosnan wasn't just speeding around in sports cars on film. He once got busted speeding in a BMW 850 Ci in real life.
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5 Bad Habits To Avoid For Extending The Life Of Your Car's CVT Transmission
If you are new to owning a vehicle with a CVT transmission, then it's important to know how to maintain it properly so you can extend its lifespan.
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The Best And Worst Years For The Dodge 5.7L Hemi Engine
The Dodge HEMI is pretty famous (both due to its performance and "That thing got a HEMI?" marketing campaign). Some years are better than others, though.
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5 Tips To Keep Your Pet Comfortable During Long Drives
To many, pets are considered family members, and if you don't want to leave yours at home, here are five ways to keep them comfortable on a road trip.
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12 Of The Most Expensive Cars For Sale In 2024
There are plenty of expensive cars out there, but those from the biggest names sell out almost immediately. Here are the priciest cars still on the market.
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5 Essential Parts You'll Need Before Starting An LS Swap
No matter which LS series engine you use or what vehicle you're putting it in, there are a handful of parts you're going to need to finish the job.
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This Is The Best Way To Clean Fabric Seats In Your Car
If the stains of travelling are starting to set in in your car, we have the best way to clean it, and it might not be what you think. Here's what you need.
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The Vintage Ford In Lady Gaga's Garage That'll Amaze You
Lady Gaga's taste in cars is notably retro compared to other celebrities' garages, including one of the first sport trucks: the 1993 Ford F-150 Lightning.
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Subaru's EJ20: Pros And Cons Of The Popular WRX Engine
Subaru's WRX 2.0-liter boxer EJ20 is an iconic engine that many gearheads seek due to its power capabilities, but it does have flaws that should be noted.
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5 Of The Most Bizarre Enclosed Motorcycles Ever Built
While the concept never really caught on, a few bizarre cabin motorcycles have come to fruition in the century-plus of the idea's existence.
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The Reason Why Ferrari Stopped Selling Cars With A Manual Transmission
Ferrari stopped making cars with manual transmissions back in 2012. Now, over a decade later, we're looking at the reasons why and seeing how they make sense.
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How The 1950s Ford Thunderbirds Became A Quintessential Symbol Of American Cruising Culture
In the 1950s, the Thunderbird stood out as a shining example of the melding of space-age and classic design elements.
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Here's What Each Of The Different Toyota Trim Level Letters Mean
Toyota uses abbreviations to differentiate its trim levels for its automobiles. They're pretty straightforward. Here's what each of those codes mean.
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Are SK Ratchets And Sockets Made In The USA?
SK is a tool maker that is known for producing high-quality American-made tool for working on your car or truck, but where are those tools made today?
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10 Reasons Why Toyotas Are So Reliable
Toyota is a paragon of quality and reliability in the automotive industry. Let's delve into the root causes of this passion for dependability.
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How To Reset The Maintenance Light On Your Toyota
Toyota vehicles show a regular maintenance light every 5,000 miles, but even if you change your oil immediately, the light stays on. Here's how to turn it off.
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What The ETC Light In Your Car Means (And What It Does)
If you're seeing a lightning bolt and/or a message that reads ETC on your dashboard, it means there's an issue with your car's throttle and it needs fixed ASAP.
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What's The Difference Between An LS And A Vortec Engine?
General Motors' LS and Vortec V8 engines are very similar, to the point that some people consider them one and the same. There are slight differences, though.
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Toyota's 10 Highest Horsepower Engines Ever Built, Ranked
Toyota has been making some of the most reliable engines in automotive history for decades. Here is a hall of fame of their most powerful creations.
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8 Rotary-Powered Cars That We'd Be Shocked To See On The Road
The rotary engine is an essentially flawed design that is inefficient and dirty. But that just makes it an awesome challenge to keep them running, right?
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Should You Install A Downpipe On Your Turbocharged Car?
If you're looking to squeeze more performance out of your turbocharged car, you might consider a downpipe. There are some things to keep in mind, though.
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