What Is The Toyota Fortuner And Is It Available In The US?
Toyota is well-known for its vast line of SUVs sold in the United States, and if you've heard of the Fortuner, you may have wondered if you could buy one here.
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Fiberglass Vs. Aluminum RVs: The Pros, Cons, And Key Differences
When you're buying an RV you might have to choose between fiberglass or aluminum models. But what are the differences (and which is best for you)?
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Is Volkswagen Really Making A Beetle Pickup Truck?
Volkswagen Beetles have been a popular car in the past and internet videos are alluding to the car company creating a pick-up truck version. But is it real?
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4 Surprisingly Quick Cars Powered By Two-Cylinder Engines
Two-cylinder engines don't have a stellar reputation for being especially quick. Here is a list of a few models with two-cylinder engines that test that theory.
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6 Ways To Use Your Car's Tow Hitch (Besides Towing)
Do you have a hitch receiver on your car but don't need to tow anything? Here are a few ways to utilize your vehicle's tow hitch, no matter what you drive.
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Battery Teardown Pits Tesla Against Its Biggest Rival (And Elon Musk Should Be Worried)
A recent study saw a team taking apart a Tesla battery and comparing its architecture to that of its biggest rival — here's what the researchers found.
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7 Of The Fastest AWD Sports Cars You Can Buy In 2025
All-wheel drive sports cars come in a variety of flavors and price points, but there's grippy, somewhat practical fun to be had on multiple budgets.
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Here's How Engine Emissions Rules Have Changed Car Design Forever
Clean air rules were designed to protect the environment from harmful car emissions, but they had a surprising secondary effect of influencing car designs.
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5 Matchbox Cars Worth Way More Than You Can Imagine
Matchbox cars are icons of childhood, so it might surprise you that some of them are worth quite a bit of money. Here are five of the most valuable.
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What Does 10-4 Mean? Why Police And Truckers Say It On The Radio
All cultures and professions have their own unique phrasings and jargon. Here's why police and truckers speak that way on the radio.
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Every Car Brand Making EV Batteries In America
As electric vehicles become more prevalent, get to know the brands and companies behind the EV batteries that power the cars of tomorrow.
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What Kind Of Motorcycle Did Evel Knievel Ride?
Evel Knievel shocked onlookers with daring stunts and spectacular crashes on several different kinds of motorcycle.
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What Does It Mean When A Biker Puts Their Left Hand Up With The Palm Facing Forward?
Ever seen a biker raise their left hand with the palm forward? It’s more than just a wave—find out what this gesture really means.
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It Feels Wrong To Use An Aston Martin DBX707 Like This (But Winter Takes No Prisoners)
Supercar companies making SUVs can feel like a cash-grab: Is Aston Martin's six-figure DBX707 really an all-rounder when faced with winter weather?
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3 Of The Rarest Toyota Land Cruisers Ever Made
Toyota has sold more than 10 million Land Cruisers since it debuted more than 70 years ago., but these Land Cruiser variants were made in much smaller numbers.
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7 Of The Best-Looking Dashboards Ever Designed
The design of automotive dashboards has progressed quite a bit in modern automotive history. Here are our choices for the most beautiful dashboards ever made.
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Why The Dodge Charger GT's Engine Was Controversial
The Dodge Charger GT has been a topic of debate due to the engine under the hood for more reasons than one. Here's everything you need to know.
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Where Are Nokian Tires Made & Who Owns The Company?
Where are the Nokian tire company's tires made, and who holds ownership over the company, its brand, and its products. Here are the answers.
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6 Ways Racing Technology Has Made Your Car Better
Some surprisingly common technology pioneered by racecar builders and originally intended for the track can be found in a typical car today.
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Maserati Found Supercar Buyers' Big Dealbreaker, And The MC20 Folgore Paid The Price
Maserati's plans for an all-electric supercar have been unplugged. Here's what happened - and what we think should happen next.
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Why There's Ice Inside Your Windshield (And How To Get Rid Of It)
Sure, car windows can get frosty in winter. But why would there be ice on the windshield not just outside, but inside your car? And what can you do about it?
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9 Well-Known Cars Being Made In Canada In 2025
Looming tariffs have many consumers wondering what products will be impacted by higher import taxes. Here are nine popular cars that are made in Canada.
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12 Of The Most Popular SUVs With Seating For 7 People
If you're looking for the best SUVs for people-carrying, our in-house expert lists the 12 most popular three-row SUVs that can comfortably seat 7 people.
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Here's Every US Market Car Made In Mexico, Canada, And China
Just because they are sold in the U.S. or deemed a domestic brand, it doesn't mean they are made stateside. Here's every car made in Mexico, Canada, and China.
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5 Drag Racing Icons That Owned The Quarter Mile In The 1970s
The 1970s produced some of the most notable drag racing icons of the era, including these five cars that dominated a quarter-mile run with blistering speed.
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Here's What That Button On Your Car's Rear View Mirror Is For
Wondering what that button on your car’s rearview mirror does? Learn about its functions, from auto-dimming to safety features, and how it improve your drive.
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4 Common Safety Features You Might Not Know Volvo Invented
Volvo might not seem like the most cutting edge car company around, but it's actually spurred a lot of innovation when it comes to safety features in cars.
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