12 Auto Service Chains Owned By Driven Brands: Take 5, Meineke & More
The next time you stop for an oil change or body repair, you might be visiting a Driven Brands company without even knowing it.
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5 Compact Cars With High Ground Clearance
While you'll be hard-pressed to find one with the ride height of a truck, SUV, or even a crossover, there are plenty of compact cars with good ground clearance.
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5 Classic Mopars That Make Great Restoration Projects
If you're in the market for a new project car, restoring a classic Mopar can be a great choice for enthusiasts. These are our top picks.
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5 Of The Fastest Yamaha Motorcycles Ever Made, Ranked By Top Speed
Yamaha's decades-long pedigree in the racing world has supplied us with some of the fastest bikes on road and track. These are the blurs in Yamaha blue.
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13 Tiny Car Engines With Unexpectedly Impressive Horsepower
'No replacement for displacement' is dead. Long live high-horsepower engines with the latest in small-displacement ICE, electric-assist, and turbocharging tech.
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5 Motorcycles Quicker Than The Honda CBR1100XX
Think the Honda CBR1100XX is the ultimate speed king? Discover the five terrifyingly fast superbikes that leave it completely in the dust.
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Have A Burning Smell From Your Car's Clutch? This Could Be The Reason Why
Nobody likes to smell burning from their car, but it can happen — especially from the clutch. Here's one of the most likely reasons your clutch smells.
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10 Hidden Chevy Silverado Features You Might Not Know About
Modern automobiles are as much products of the tech world as the mechanical one, including the Chevy Silverado's subtle quality-of-life features.
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5 Advantages Of Body-On-Frame SUVs
Body-on-frame SUVs aren't as common as their unibody relatives, but they offer a distinct set of advantages that some drivers may appreciate.
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How To Clean Inside Your Car's Window Tracks (And Why You Might Want To)
Are your car windows rolling down slower than usual? Discover the hidden maintenance trick that prevents costly motor damage and keeps glass moving.
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Why Low Mileage Vehicles Still Need An Oil Change Every 6 To 12 Months
No matter how little you drive a car, you'll still need to change the oil at least once a year. Here's why you can't base oil changes on mileage alone.
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Yes, Home Depot And Lowe's Have Flock Cameras In Their Parking Lots - Here's Why
Those cameras in Home Depot and Lowe’s parking lots aren’t ordinary security cameras. What they can track — and who can access it — may surprise you.
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7 Of The Most Overpriced Cars Based On Resale Value
Potential resale value might not be on your mind when choosing a new car, but it is something worth considering if you want to preserve your investment.
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At-Home Test Drives Are Definitely Convenient, But They Come With A Catch
Having a car brought to your driveway for a test drive sounds ideal, but the experience might not be what you expect when it’s time to talk numbers.
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4 Downsides Of Cruiser Motorcycles You Should Consider Before Buying
Cruiser motorcycles offer comfort and style, but they are not without drawbacks, including weight, handling, fuel economy, and more.
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Who Makes 10.3 Liter Big Block Engines Besides Chevy?
Chevrolet's ZZ632 big block engine may be the most recognizable engine in the 10.3-liter displacement class, but it isn't the only 632ci big block available.
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Land Rover Is Making Its Dakar-Winning Defender Street Legal With This Limited Edition
The Defender Dakar D7X‑R won the Stock category in 2026, and now Range Rover has reconfigured the award-winner into a road-legal version for 2027,
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Chevy Adds A Sleek Late-Addition Trim To Its 2027 Traverse Lineup
Chevrolet is giving its Traverse some special treatment for 2027, updating it with a new High Country trim that should provide a more modern driving experience.
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How Many Flock Cameras Are In The US? Here's Why It's Hard To Know For Sure
AI-powered license plate cameras are expanding across the US, but determining how many have been installed remains surprisingly difficult.
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Why Modern Engines Keep Getting Smaller While Cars Keep Getting Bigger
The Chevy Trailblazer has a 1.2-liter three-cylinder engine and the Nissan Rogue comes with a 1.5-liter three-cylinder, proving big cars don't need big engines.
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How The Ford 6.0 PowerStroke Engine Earned Its Notorious 'Six Point Blow' Nickname
The Ford 6.0-liter PowerStroke engine has a very telling nickname: The "Six Point Blow" got its name from owners who got fed up with a common failure.
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Are Body-On-Frame SUVs Considered Trucks?
Body-on-frame SUVs have much more in common with trucks than those featuring unibody construction like crossovers, leading to classification questions.
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How Much Is A 1980 Toyota Corolla Worth Today & What Did One Cost Brand New?
The Toyota Corolla has been around for 60 years, and it is one of the all-time automotive bestsellers. How much would a 1980 Corolla set you back today?
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Why Are Single Cylinder Motorcycle Engines Called 'Thumpers'?
With small-scale single-cylinder engines typically between 450-650cc, thumper motorcycles are a favorite of new riders due to their forgiving nature.
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5 Downsides Of Using All-Terrain Tires
All-terrain tires may seem like the perfect medium point between highway tires and tires meant for off-roading, but you're definitely making some trade-offs.
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Can Green Lasers Damage Flock Cameras? Yes, But It's More Complicated Than You Think
If you're not a fan of Fock cameras, you're not alone. Rumors have spread that green lasers can damage them, and that's true, but there's a catch.
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5 Of The Best Years To Consider If You're Searching For A Used Toyota Avalon
If you are set on buying a used Toyota Avalon, it is important to understand that some model years were more reliable than others. Here are five of the best.
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