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  • 2025 Subaru WRX tS
    By Travis Langness 2 months ago

    What Makes The Subaru WRX Different From The Impreza?

    Subaru's Impreza and WRX have been separate models since 2015. But what sets these two Subarus apart? Here's everything you need to know.

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  • 2002 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer
    By Mark Cowley 2 months ago

    12 Used Ford Models You Should Steer Clear Of At All Costs

    Ford has a long history of creating iconic cars, but not every model year knocks it out of the park. These are the used Fords to avoid in the market.

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  • Person holding jumper cables in their hands
    By Patrick Phillips 2 months ago

    What Happens If You Accidentally Reverse Jumper Cables?

    Jumping a car's battery using cables may seem straightforward, but if you mess up any steps, it could lead to damage to your vehicle or any people nearby.

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  • Pedals inside a vintage car - left to right -- parking brake pedal, clutch pedal, brake pedal, gas pedal.
    By Eli Shayotovich 2 months ago

    Why Do Some Old Cars Have Four Pedals? Here's What They're For

    A car with three pedals might seem odd if you've never driven a manual, but some older vehicles might even have a fourth. What does each of them do?

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  • 2025 Ram 1500 RHO driving off-road with a dust cloud behind
    By Monday Goma 2 months ago

    4 Cars Powered By The 3.0 Hurricane Engine

    Car manufacturers go through many engine changes over the years, and the 3.0L Hurricane was one of them. Here are four cars that were powered by it.

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  • Person driving a Volkswagen through the mountains
    By Patrick Phillips 2 months ago

    Who Owns Volkswagen And Where Are Its Cars Made?

    Many car manufacturers have a parent company, usually a name you recognize, that owns the brand. Is this the case with Volkswagen, and where are its cars made?

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  • Black Ram Rampage truck with tail light easter egg
    By KR Manalo 2 months ago

    5 Of The Most Fun And Practical Easter Eggs Ever Put In A Ram Truck

    Easter eggs are a fun way for automotive manufacturers to market their product. If you've never noticed, here are five ways they've been put in Ram trucks.

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  • Two women approaching a parked Lexus TX
    By Patrick Phillips 2 months ago

    Does The TX On A Lexus Stand For Anything? (And Where Are They Made?)

    Similar to the Toyota Highlander, the Lexus TX is a luxury third-row family SUV, but what does the name mean? Here's everything you need to know.

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  • Honda CRF50F
    By Cody D. Campbell 2 months ago

    6 50cc Motorcycles That Are Great For Beginners

    If you're new to motorcycles, it may not be a great idea to go for the biggest one available. Instead, there are smaller 50cc bikes that are easier to learn on.

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  • a person removing the radiator cap from a hot engine
    By John Davis 2 months ago

    Why You Should Avoid Removing The Radiator Cap On A Hot Engine

    If your car overheats, there are various common tips for what to do, and some of those involve removing the radiator cap. Here's why that's a bad idea.

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  • Man preparing to close his car door
    By Lynnae Williams 2 months ago

    Why You Should Avoid Slamming Your Car Door (And The Damage It Can Do)

    You probably don't make a habit of slamming your car doors, which is good because it can actually cause damage under the right circumstances.

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  • Hélio Castroneves' racecar, #91, with blue and red Wendy's branding
    By Zak Wojnar 2 months ago

    10 Of The Best NASCAR Paint Schemes Of 2025

    Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but as far as modern NASCAR paint schemes are concerned, these designs are a cut above the rest.

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  • Subaru rally car
    By Daniel Trock 2 months ago

    What Do The Six Stars On The Subaru Logo Mean?

    Subaru has been releasing quality vehicles for years, but have you ever wondered what the six stars on the logo mean? Here's what you need to know.

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  • Close-up of a Ford Model T's front-end
    By Chloe Clougher 2 months ago

    How Much Horsepower Did The Ford Model T Have?

    Ford's Model T was a groundbreaking car and effectively the beginning of the auto industry, but what kind of horsepower did it offer compared to modern cars?

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  • F1 car using Pirelli P Zero tire on the track
    By Marinel Sigue 2 months ago

    Where Are Pirelli Tires Made & Who Owns The Company?

    Pirelli is a reputable tire brand on the racetrack and on the streets, but where are the tires made, and who owns the company? Here's what you need to know.

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  • Front shot of a Ford GT40 driving
    By Chloe Clougher 2 months ago

    Why Does The 40 Mean In The Ford GT40? The Meaning Behind The Name

    Ford's GT40, built to win races above all else, has a famous history, but one part of its lore is largely unknown. What does the "40" in GT40 actually mean?

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  • 1978-1981 BMW M1 model on the road
    By Daniel Meagher 2 months ago

    5 Of The Highest Horsepower Sports Cars Of The 1970s

    Discover five of the highest horsepower sports cars from the 1970s, and see which legendary machines ruled the road in this golden era of power.

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  • Quad tip exhaust on a car
    By UmmeAimon Shabbir 2 months ago

    Why Do Some Cars Have Four Exhaust Pipes? Here's What They're For

    Curious why some cars have four exhaust pipes? Learn what they do, how they boost performance, and why automakers add them to certain models.

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  • 2020 Toyota Sequoia on a trail
    By Mark Cowley 2 months ago

    11 Toyota Models Likely To Last 250,000 Miles

    Toyota has an excellent reputation for reliability. We did the research to find out which models are most likely to go the distance in terms of mileage.

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  • An 8.4-liter Dodge Viper SRT-10 V10 engine
    By Dauglas Denga 2 months ago

    Which Dodge Vehicles Had A V10, And How Powerful Were The Engines?

    Dodge might be known for its V8 engines, but the carmaker has also released several V10-powered models over the years. Here are all of them.

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  • Ducati Desmo450 MX on a bike stand
    By Travis Langness 2 months ago

    Ducati's Desmo450 MX Dirt Bike: How Much HP Will It Produce & What Does It Cost?

    Ducati's breaking new ground with its first-ever dirt bike, the Desmo450 MX. Here's what you need to know about the bike, including how much power it makes.

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  • A white Kenworth W900 in a parking lot
    By Shane O'Neill 2 months ago

    Why Kenworth Is Discontinuing The W900 Semi-Truck After Over 60 Years

    Kenworth's W900 semi-truck has been around for decades, but the company has finally decided to discontinue it. Here's why the iconic semi-truck is going away.

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  • Mazda BT-50 pickup truck on display
    By KR Manalo 2 months ago

    When And Why Mazda Stopped Making Pickup Trucks In The US

    Mazda used to sell pickup trucks in the U.S., but that ended a while back. Here's when the company stopped selling pickups in the U.S. and the reasons why.

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  • Ford Bronco Everglades
    By Travis Langness 2 months ago

    Can A Ford Bronco Be Flat Towed?

    Flat towing is a great way to transport a vehicle to a new location or when you own a motorhome, but is the Ford Bronco capable? Here's what you need to know.

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  • The 2024 Ram 3500 Heavy Duty pickup truck.
    By Ron King 2 months ago

    Aisin Vs. Allison Transmission: How Do They Compare?

    The Aisin and Allison transmission are both reliable and well-known, but how do they compare? Here's what you need to know before making a purchase.

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  • A row of new car tires on display
    By John Davis 2 months ago

    Can You Have Two Different Brands' Tires On Your Car?

    It's no secret that tires are expensive, but you should rethink getting two different brands on your vehicle. Here's everything you need to know.

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  • Tire showing close up of three peak mountain snowflake symbol
    By Marinel Sigue 2 months ago

    What Does The Mountain Symbol On Certain Tires Mean And Which Types Come With It?

    Wondering what the mountain symbol on tires means? Learn about its significance for winter traction and which types of tires feature this marking.

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