While buying used cars can save you a good chunk of change, is it worth doing the same for motorcycles? This is what to watch for when shopping for used bikes.
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Unfortunately, vehicle engines don't last forever, and if yours has reached the end of its life, here are the pros and cons of buying a new engine or a new car.
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While you might not know the names of these classic Triumph motorcycles, you've likely seen them pop up in history books, movies, and other media.
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Transmission types aren't limited to simply manual or automatic. DCT offers the best of both worlds. But what does it stand for and how does it actually work?
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If the 2026 Subaru Outback's march toward full-on SUV status has you down in the dumps, one of these alternatives could be just what you're looking for.
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Beginning in 2025, California has instituted "Daylighting" laws, but to people outside of the state, it might be unclear what those laws entail.
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The Yamaha MT-03 and the Yamaha R3 share a lot of similarities, but they're not one and the same. What's different between the Yamaha R3 and the MT-03?
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Cars have changed a lot in the past several decades, including in the materials department. A lot of old cars, especially luxury cars, had vinyl roofs. Why?
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California is a big state population-wise, with all types of people calling it home, including several motorcycle clubs. There's one that needs no introduction.
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Huawei, famous for making phones and other consumer devices, has announced a patent for a new EV battery with far more range and faster charging than others.
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The Toyota 4Runner and RAV4 have a lot of similarities, mostly because they're both SUVs from the same automaker. Which one is bigger? How expensive are they?
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The 'S' on your automatic transmission indicates Sport mode, and will offer performance upgrades over standard driving modes, but at the expense of efficiency.
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Modern sports utility vehicles are powered by tough V6 engines, and have enough power to perform well on the highways and cross rough country unaided.
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Toyota isn't ready to give up on internal combustion yet, and it's working on a hydrogen engine. How long has it been in development? Why isn't it popular?
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Mazda claims that the Miata is the most road-raced production car in the world. But is this true? What specs do racing Miatas have, and where are they raced?
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It might seem tempting to pour some racing oil into your everyday vehicle to get a boost of power and performance, but that would be a mistake.
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We rank every major motor scooter brand — including Vespa, Royal Alloy, Suzuki, BMW — based on style, performance, value, and personal experience.
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Leather seats in cars are a pretty popular item on options lists, and we see them quite often. Most leather seats nowadays have holes in them. Why is that?
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Every engine needs oil to function, and every type of engine requires different type of oil to work optimally. What's track-ready oil? What makes it different?
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Looks are a subjective feature when it comes to motorcycles, but Yamaha's V Max is almost universally acknowledged as the company's ugliest duckling.
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Cummins produces some incredibly powerful engines, but some enthusiasts have tweaked with the brand's formula to create some ridiculously fast vehicles.
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Cummins has built an empire powering the heavy-duty work truck and other machines of industrial might. Here are the most powerful truck diesels it makes.
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SlashGear put the 2025 Volvo EX30 through its paces and the twin motor EV didn't disappoint. However, it may not be for everyone. Here's what you need to know.
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The best-selling vehicles in America may be SUVs and trucks but there are many excellent reasons to opt for a small car instead. Here are some of them.
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Towing safely with your car or truck is an exact science, and one guideline that can always keep you safe and your auto in good shape is the 80% rule.
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The sway bar under your car serves a very important purpose in keep your car stable. Here's what we know about where it is, what it does, and how it does it.
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Rear-wheel drive cars and front-wheel drive cars cause different wear and tear on your tires, but you might be surprised to see which tires go first.
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