This '70s Honda Was Still Factory-Fresh After Almost Five Decades In A Crate
It's not every day that a vintage Honda turns up in its original shipping crate after almost five decades. But what happened when this one went up for auction?
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Every Electric Car Discontinued In 2026 (So Far)
The electric vehicle market has become even more unpredictable than ever in 2026. Which electric cars will not survive past this model year?
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5 SUVs That Depreciate Faster Than A Land Rover Discovery
Land Rover is not a brand well-known for long term value retention, as the Discovery shows, but it's hardly the worst example you can find in the SUV world.
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Ford SuperCab Vs. Crew Cab: What's The Difference Between These F-Series Trucks?
The differences between Ford's SuperCab and Crew Cab/SuperCrew cabin options may determine which is right for you.
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Not Body-On-Frame, Not A Conventional Unibody: The Ford Fathom Is Something Else Entirely
The Ford Fathom is a highly anticipated pickup, but based on info revealed by the automaker, it's construction makes it unlike the rest of the company's fleet.
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Here's What Makes The Bugatti W16 Engine So Incredible
Bugatti, like other automakers moving into electrification, has ended production on its iconic engine that once broke the 1,000 horsepower barrier for gas cars.
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The Subaru WRX Trim I'd Pick (And Why You Probably Should Too)
It's practically a gift from Subaru to enthusiast drivers.
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The Tiny Flaw Behind Land Rover's Huge 90,000 Vehicle Recall In October 2026
Own a newer Range Rover? Discover the subtle design oversight behind Land Rover's massive 90,000-vehicle safety recall and how to get it repaired free.
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5 Japanese Cruiser Motorcycles That Can Go Toe-To-Toe With Harley-Davidson
Harley-Davidson is pretty much royalty in the world of cruiser motorcycles, but there are some worthy alternatives from a few Japanese brands.
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Which Ford F-150 Engine Is Better For Towing: The EcoBoost V6 Or The Coyote V8?
The Ford F-150 lineup offers a pretty broad choice of powertrains, including the 3.5 EcoBoost V6 and the Coyote V8. Which one of these two is better for towing?
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What Is Automatic Transmission Fluid And How Does It Work?
The majority of cars sold today come with automatic transmissions, which means they require automatic transmission fluid. But what does this fluid actually do?
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5 Subcompact SUVs With Better Ratings Than The Kia Seltos
Subcompact SUV shoppers have more to consider than the popular Kia Seltos. See how competing crossovers stack up in independent expert and owner assessments.
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What Are Those Doors In Highway Sound Walls For?
Highway sound walls help reduce the negative impacts of noise pollution caused by heavy traffic. But what are the strange doors cut into these walls used for?
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5 Drawbacks Of Cold Air Intakes You Should Know About
Thinking about upgrading your engine? Discover five major drawbacks of cold air intakes before spending money on costly aftermarket modifications.
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5 Cars You Might Not Know Have 12-Cylinder Engines
The 12-cylinder engine is becoming a bigger rarity in the world of cars by the day. There are quite a few unexpected cars that carried some type of 12-cylinder.
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80 Tesla Owners Arrested For Allegedly 'Jailbreaking' Full Self-Driving Mode
Tesla's Full Self-Driving feature isn't available on every model in South Korea. Some owners allegedly found a workaround that got them in legal hot water.
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5 Advantages Of Japanese Mini Trucks
Japanese mini trucks, or kei trucks, have exploded in popularity recently, and there are a few very good reasons why you might want to consider picking one up.
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Not Michelin, Not Continental: This All-Season Tire Took First Place In A 2026 Tire Test
While some big names were in the running for a recent Tyre Reviews test, the final winner might be a bit surprising for a lot of car fanatics.
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Why Most Electric Cars Don't Have Traditional Grilles
Most electric cars skip the traditional grille, a styling staple for decades. Here’s why EVs don’t need one, and why some still wear a grille anyway.
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9 Handy Ways To Use WD-40 In The Fall
As the weather starts to turn, protecting your car from all the way that salt and rust and affect becomes more important. WD-40 can help with lots of that.
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Why Did BMW Switch From Twin To Single-Turbo Engines?
BMW introduced its twin-turbocharged N54 engine in 2006, but despite the power it provided, the brand ultimately switched to single-turbo engines.
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Is It Illegal For A YouTuber To Film Videos In Their Car While Driving?
Plenty of YouTubers film themselves behind the wheel. Here’s what distracted driving laws say about vlogging on the move, and why it’s a risky habit.
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Brock Heger Made Taming This $200k Polaris RZR Race Car Look Easy
By trophy truck standards it's a steal, but in the end it all comes down to the driver. We hitched a hot lap with one of the best.
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Why Cities Might Paint Fire Trucks Lime Yellow Instead Of Red
In the United States, the red firetruck has become an iconic symbol depicted in children's cartoons and toys. However, they are not all red.
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5 Downsides Of Plug-In Hybrids You Should Consider Before Buying One
Plug-in hybrids promise the flexibility of gas and electric driving, but ownership has trade-offs that can catch buyers off-guard. Learn about its drawbacks.
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What Does A Blue Alert Mean On The Highway?
There are plenty of signs, symbols, lights, and alerts to be aware of while driving. One major one is a Blue Alert, and you'll want to keep its meaning in mind.
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Your Truck Could Be Considered A 'Car' Thanks To This Federal Rule Change
The U.S. government aims to reclassify certain trucks as "cars" with a new federal rule, but there's more to it beyond trying to put cars into neat categories.
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