Pontiac Fiero GT: How Much HP Did The Sports Car Have & How Fast Could It Go?
The Pontiac Fiero GT is easily one of the most interesting models in the brand's history. How much horsepower did it have? How fast could it go?
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Which Kawasaki Ninja Motorcycle Has The Highest Horsepower?
Kawasaki is no stranger to building strong motorcycles, but there's one with so much horsepower it's not street legal and it's even been banned some places.
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Chevy's 2027 Corvette Grand Sport X Is A Budget Beast (Just Skip This One Option)
Chevrolet's ZR1X and ZR1 may take on supercars, but it's the middle of the 'Vette range where things get really interesting.
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Which Cummins Engine Was Called The 'Million-Mile Diesel' And What Made It So Special?
Cummins diesel engines have a long reputation for incredible performance and longevity, but there's only one that's earned the moniker of "Million Mile Diesel."
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5 Old-School Car Accessories We Want Back
Convenient, dynamic, and durable, modern cars are objectively better in all sorts of ways -- but we do miss the quirks and tactile charm of old school accessories.
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13 Of The Most Reliable Toyota Off-Road SUVs
From sedans to sports cars, Toyota makes an automobile for just about every need. These SUVs earned reputations for ruggedness in the off-roading realm.
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13 Of The Longest Running Nameplates In Automotive History, Ranked Newest To Oldest
Some nameplates come and go, but these icons have enjoyed market demand for decades owing to a mix of performance, aesthetics, and adaptability.
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13 Discontinued Cars That Have Made Their Comeback As EVs
The list of classic car lines that have been discontinued over the years is nearly endless, but mass electrification has brought some back into the limelight.
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The Base Ford Mustang EcoBoost Is Quicker Than These 5 Sports Cars
The turbocharged 2.3-liter four cylinder EcoBoost engine in the base Ford Mustang sounds like it would be underpowered, but it can deliver serious performance.
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12 Coolest Adventure Motorcycles On The Market Right Now
As the the popularity of adventure bikes grows, so does the number of models available. These are the 12 coolest adventure motorcycles on the market right now.
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Why The Slate Truck Made A Last Minute Change To Its Battery Tech
The Slate Truck is the long-awaited barebones pickup truck with a barely believable price tag. What's this last minute change to the battery tech?
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Audi Finally Builds A Bigger SUV, But Is It Better?
Is the new Q9 more Vorsprung-durch-Technik or Audi-playing-catchup?
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5 Used Sports Cars Cheaper Than The Mazda MX-5 Miata
The answer is always Miata, as the saying goes. But does it always have to be Miata? Are there any cheaper, better alternatives to the iconic roadster?
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Ex-Tesla Manager Labels Self-Driving Car Tests 'Highly Dangerous' In New Lawsuit
Tesla's push toward Full Self Driving has led to some "highly dangerous" testing procedures, at least according to a lawsuit filed by a former manager.
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What Is The 90% Rule In F1?
F1 has a host of rules and regulations that aren't necessarily obvious at a glance, one of which is the 90% rule. Here's what the rule means for drivers.
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The First-Generation Cadillac CTS-V: What Made It Special?
Cadillac's lauded lineage of high-performance V-Series sedans owe their existence to the original CTS-V from 2004. Here's why it was such a special car.
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2027 Audi Q9 And SQ9 Revealed: What Makes Them The New Flagships
Audi's biggest and most luxurious SUVs don't play it safe on power or technology.
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11 '70s Cars That Would Never Be Made Today
'70s cars are iconic and evocative, but they're also the kind of florid, excessive, inefficient, and utterly unsafe kinds of designs that would never fly today.
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These Are The Only New Cars In The US Recommended To Use 89 Octane
Mid-grade, 89-octane fuel is far and away the least popular type of gasoline available, with only a few vehicles actually requiring it. Here they are.
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Flood-Damaged Car: When You Can Fix It And When It's Time To Move On
Flood damage is something that can happen to just about any car. What amount of flood damage is fixable? At what point is the car a write-off?
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The Downsides Of Diesel Engines Nobody Talks About
Diesel engines have a lot of benefits over gas engines, and they're de facto powertrains for heavy duty trucks. What are some of their lesser known downsides?
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When Should You Avoid Using Synthetic For An Oil Change?
Synthetic oil is one of the most important advancements in motor oil, and it's always a good idea to use it. When should you avoid it, though?
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8 Of The Most Reliable Four-Cylinder Engines Ever Made
Are you in love with the smoothness and efficiency of a four-cylinder engine? You may recognize some of the most reliable four-cylinders ever made.
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10 Motorcycle Parts You Should Replace More Often Than You Think
Motorcycles offer riders freedom and enjoyment, but all that independence comes at a price; you've got to maintain them and their components carefully.
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5 Luxury Features The New Maybach S-Class Has That Your Car Will Probably Never Get
There's luxury, and then there's ridiculous luxury, and that's exactly what Maybach's big S 680 is promising.
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Does Your E-Bike Need To Be Registered? Only If You Live In These States
E-bikes seem like a simple solution to fast, easy travel, but states vary when it comes to registration requirements. Here's what you need to know.
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Can You Fit Golf Clubs In A Mazda MX-5 Miata?
The Mazda Miata is beloved because it is a small, speedy car, but is it so tiny that it can't even contain golf clubs? The answer is a bit complicated.
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