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  • A rider cruising his cruiser bike on an American highway
    By Sagar Naresh 1 month ago

    13 Of The Most Reliable Cruiser Motorcycles You Can Buy

    With so many motorcycles and brands on the market, it can be hard to tell what cruiser will carry you over the long term without issue, and what won't.

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  • Blue McLaren 620R in garage from front left corner
    By Brian McHugh 1 month ago

    Why Do Some Cars Have Roof Scoops? Here's What They're For

    It's rare but not unheard of to see a roof scoop on a high-performance car. What is the purpose of a roof scoop, and what kinds of cars have them?

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  • Gas pump showing different fuel types
    By Joseph Chidi 1 month ago

    What Happens If You Mix Regular And Premium Gas?

    If you mix regular and premium gas, there is generally no need to panic, though making a habit of it is still less than ideal for your engine.

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  • Lexus RC F 5.0 V8 Engine
    By Mike Garrett 1 month ago

    Do Lexus And Toyota Engines Come From The Same Factory?

    Lexus and Toyota vehicles are famously interconnected, with Toyota plants producing both brands. But just how much manufacturing DNA do their engines share?

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  • BYD Han EV parked on cobblestone, front-right three-quarter view
    By Madeline Cuccio 1 month ago

    Why Are Chinese Cars So Cheap?

    If there's one thing we know about Chinese manufacturing, it's how cheaply everything's produced compared to the U.S. The automotive sector is no exception.

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  • A 2015 BMW 760Li
    By Shane Schmid 1 month ago

    Why You Should Think Twice Before Buying A Cheap Used Luxury Car

    It's no secret that luxury vehicles come at a high price tag, but does that mean you should buy a used one instead? Here's what you need to know.

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  • Red color cars made in automotive plant
    By Daksh Chaudhary 1 month ago

    How Much Would A Completely American-Made Car Actually Cost?

    Politicians in America are pushing for more products made domestically, but with cars that can be complicated. How much would an American-made car cost?

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  • Large B-double truck waiting to load at Yarrawonga Railway Station in Australia
    By Stephen Fogel 1 month ago

    Why Are Some Semi-Trucks Called 'B-Doubles' In Australia?

    Australia's long, remote roads are traversed by giant multi-trailer semi-truck combos, and here's why these iconic heavy-duty beasts are called B-doubles.

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  • Rusty brake rotor behind a white wheel
    By Chloe Clougher 1 month ago

    Want To Clean Your Brake Rotors At Home? Here's How To Do It

    Brake rotors play a vital role in your vehicle's braking system, and it's good to have them cleaned periodically. Here's how to do it at home.

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  • Silver Toyota Hilux Champ
    By Chloe Clougher 1 month ago

    Toyota's $13,000 Pickup Truck: A Look At The Pros & Cons Of Owning One

    When you're talking about a truck that costs only $13,000 in 2025, there are gonna be some downsides, so let's take a look at Toyota's new budget pickup.

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  • 2 motorcycle riders with sunset background
    By Andrew Ekuwem 1 month ago

    12 New Motorcycles Coming Out In 2025 We're Most Excited About

    This year is bringing motorcyles with powerful tech, sharp styling, big performance, and small prices.

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  • Front quarter view of a black 2026 RAM 1500 Hemi V8 eTorque at a drag strip
    By Chloe Clougher 1 month ago

    How Much HP Does The 2026 RAM 1500 HEMI V8 eTorque Have Compared To The SO & HO Options?

    After disappearing from the RAM 1500 lineup, the Hemi is back in the RAM 1500 eTorque. How much power does it make compared to the Hurricane?

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  • LISEN Retractable Charger in car
    By Quina Baterna 1 month ago

    Is This Cheap Retractable Car Phone Charger Worth It? Here's What Users Are Saying

    There's a cheap retractable car phone charger on Amazon that is getting a lot of attention, but is it worth it? Here's what users have to say.

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  • Yamaha V Star 250 parked with a rider standing behind it
    By Travis Langness 1 month ago

    7 Yamaha Motorcycles Under 500cc That Are Great For Beginners

    A motorcycle's size and power comes down to engine displacement, but here are some Yamaha bikes great for anyone who isn't quite ready for 500cc.

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  • Front-quarter shot of a VW Rabbit GTI
    By Charlie Berrey 1 month ago

    Why VW Called The First-Generation Golf The Volkswagen Rabbit In The US

    When VW brought its first-generation Golf to the U.S., they called it the Volkswagen Rabbit. The name didn't stick, but here's why they tried it.

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  • A directional car tire with the rotation direction written on the side wall
    By John Davis 1 month ago

    Why Some Tires Must Roll In A Specific Direction

    There are several types of tires on the market and each serve a different purpose. Some tires even must roll in the same direction. Here's as to why.

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  • Gray 2009 Dodge Dakota Sport Extended Cab parked on a road with mountains in the background
    By Monday Goma 1 month ago

    This Is Why The Dodge Dakota Pickup Truck Was Discontinued

    The compact Dodge Dakota was a hit for most of its life, but Dodge eventually discontinued it in 2011. Why did Dodge pull the plug? Here's the story.

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  • A green 2025 Chevrolet Equinox driving
    By Jack O'Neill 1 month ago

    13 Of The Most Reliable Small Chevrolet Cars (New And Used)

    Chevrolet has an impressive track record when it comes to the reliability of its cars, and recent entries to its smaller car lines are great examples of that.

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  • A man standing with two Ford trucks at night
    By Daksh Chaudhary 1 month ago

    2.7 Vs 3.5 EcoBoost: What Are The Differences Between These Engines?

    Currently, Ford offers two different EcoBoost V6 engines in the F-150 lineup, the 2.7-liter and the 3.5-liter. What are the differences between these two?

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  • Sign fronting Saturn logo
    By Patrick Phillips 1 month ago

    Who Made Saturn Cars And Why Was The Brand Discontinued?

    The Saturn brand was once one of the most recognizable in terms of American automotives. Who made these vehicles before they disappeared off the Earth?

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  • 1984 Toyota 4Runner, front 3/4 view, black exterior
    By Travis Langness 1 month ago

    What's The Meaning Behind Toyota's 4Runner Name?

    One of the most popular rugged SUVs, the Toyota 4Runner, has been with us for quite some time. What's actually the meaning behind the 4Runner name?

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  • Close-up shot of the Cummins Turbo Diesel emblem on a vehicle
    By Monday Goma 1 month ago

    Cummins Makes V8 Engines, But What Do They Power?

    Cummins is a leader in the world of diesel engines, and it's mostly known for inline-six diesel units. However, there are some V8s. What do they power?

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  • Vehicle with a clean engine bay
    By Alvin Reyes 1 month ago

    How To Clean Your Car's Engine Bay The Right Way

    A car's engine bay tends to get dirty fairly quickly and easily. It's a good idea to clean it every once in a while. How do you do that properly?

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  • Lexus car being driven on country roads
    By Marinel Sigue 1 month ago

    Who Builds Lexus Cars And Where Are They Made Today?

    Despite not being around for very long, Lexus has very quickly become one of the top players in the luxury car world. Who builds the cars? Where are they made?

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  • Front shot of a ZZ632 crate engine on a stand
    By Charlie Berrey 1 month ago

    Chevy 632 Big Block: What Does The Crate Engine Cost & How Much HP Does It Have?

    Chevrolet makes a range of amazing engines, one of which is its 632 big block crate engine. Here's how much power it makes and how much it'll set you back.

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  • A Red Holden ute parked in front of a white Ford Ranger
    By Mike Garrett 1 month ago

    Why Are Pickup Trucks Called 'Utes' In Australia?

    Pickup trucks are undoubtedly the king of the road on US soil. So, why are these multipurpose vehicles known as utes instead of trucks in Australia?

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  • A person removing a car's oil filter
    By John Davis 1 month ago

    No, Oil Filters Aren't Universal - Here's How To Know What Kind You Need

    It's important to change your oil filter every time you change your vehicle's oil. However, they aren't universal, so here's how to know what kind you need.

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