Why Drifting Is Actually Bad For Your Car - Explained By Mechanics
Drifting is certainly fun to watch and even more fun to do, but it can cause havoc on your car. Here are some thing to be aware of if you want to take it up.
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Which Major Car Brand Has Had The Least Amount Of Recalls Over The Last 10 Years?
Vehicle recalls are an almost unavoidable reality. However, this major automaker has had to issue far fewer recalls than its rivals over the past decade.
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Fuel Economy And Fuel Efficiency Are Not The Same - Here's The Difference
Fuel consumption is an important metric for a lot of people who are shopping for cars. What is the difference between fuel economy and fuel efficiency?
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What Does The Curve Sign With A Speed Limit Actually Mean?
The signs indicating a curve is ahead are usually placed before a sharp turn, highway off-ramps, or narrow bridges. Here is what they actually mean.
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12 Of The Weirdest Things Auto Companies Made That Aren't Cars
Brands like Volkswagen and Hyundai are obviously most famous for their automotive output, but like many others, they make a whole lot more than just that.
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Trust An Off-Road Expert: That $22,000 Side-By-Side Is Just The Start To Being Trail-Ready
A brand new side-by-side is just the start of an off-road adventure. Here's what one race-winning expert says should be on your shopping list.
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8 Pickup Trucks That Get More MPG Than The Ford Ranger
Gasoline certainly isn't getting cheaper, and neither are pickup trucks. That's why it's a good idea to check out these eight trucks that beat the Ranger.
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What's The Difference Between American And European Coolant?
Coolant is one of the most important fluid for any car that isn't an old Beetle or Porsche. What's the difference between the European and American varieties?
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If You See A Minimum Speed Limit Sign, There's A Good Reason Why
The purpose of maximum speed limits is easy to figure out, but why do some highways have minimum speed limits as well? It's also quite simple.
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What Is The 7/3 Split Rule In Trucking?
There are a lot of rules and regulations you need to follow when you're a truck driver, but the 7/3 rule gives them a bit of flexibility. Here's how it works.
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This Brand Dominates The New Truck Market For Best Fuel Economy
The top end of the American pickup truck market has become dominated by electric vehicles, if we're comparing them based on fuel economy, or its equivalent.
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What Does A 2023 Dodge Demon 170 Cost & How Many Of Them Were Made?
Do you remember the Dodge Demon 170? The "ultimate muscle car" is not cheap and you may be surprised to know how many were produced.
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Why American Vehicles Like The F-150 May Soon Be Unwelcome In Europe
The EU is examining some changes to policy that might make it difficult if not impossible to import full-size pickup trucks into the region.
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This Mustang Was One Of The Fastest Cars At Nürburgring Thanks To A 3D-Printed Part
The Ford Mustang GTD is one of the fastest American production cars to ever hit the Nürburgring, and 3D-printed parts helped it achieve its latest lap times.
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Why Did Most Car Manufacturers Stop Using Column-Mounted Gear Shifters?
The traditional "three on the tree" column shifter was a mainstay on vehicles through the 1970s, only to disappear for several decades before making a comeback.
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16 New Cars That Come With Rear Seat Entertainment Systems
While it's certainly not available as standard from many automakers, rear seat entertainment systems are a popular choice for many car owners.
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The First-Ever 8.1L Big Block C8 Corvette Has Hit The Streets For Speed Testing
The largest engine the C8 models actually ship with is the 6.2-liter LT2 V8. One engineer managed to get an 8.1L big block engine up and running in one.
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Ford Snuck A 427 Big Block Into A '60s Daily Driver Street Car
Ford offered its legendary 427 big block as an option on one of its more staid offerings in 1963, kicking off a late '60s NASCAR performance legend.
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This Four-Door Dodge Sedan Packed 425 HP All The Way Back In 2006
Having 400-plus horsepower would be pretty impressive now, let alone in 2006 — and Dodge offered buyers exactly that with this four-door sedan.
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The Reason Why Some Subaru STIs Have Pink Logos
Subaru STIs are known for the boxer burble and the World Rally Blue exterior color, but some of them have pink STI badges. Why was that color chosen?
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Your Drivetrain Can Affect Tire Wear And Fuel Economy - Here's How
Many drivers know the impact that driving habits and fuel type have on fuel economy, but your drivetrain and tire wear also play important roles.
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Does Resting Your Hand On The Shifter Wear Out A Manual Transmission?
Think leaving your right hand on the gear shift is harmless? Discover the hidden damage this common driving habit is doing to your manual transmission.
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These Tire Brands Make The Quietest Tires (According To Reviews)
Tires are important to the safety and comfort levels of your vehicle. Why are some tires quieter than others, and which tire companies make the quietest tires?
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How Long Does It Realistically Take To Learn To Drive A Manual Car?
Terrified of stalling in traffic? Discover the realistic timeline for mastering a manual transmission and why learning stick is worth the effort.
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Does Leaving A Key Fob Too Close To A Car Drain The Battery?
No one wants to be sitting on the side of the road with a dead battery. There are a few ways in which your key fob can influence your vehicle's battery.
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Why This Type Of Transmission Is Often Referred To As An 'Anti-Theft Device'
Car thefts in the United States are trending downward, hopefully to stay that way — but there's one so-called "anti-theft device" that might not help, though.
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Mazda Vs. Toyota Depreciation: 10 Popular Models Compared
Toyota is a much bigger company than Mazda, but they still go head-to-head in some segments. How do they compare in terms of depreciation, though?
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