5 Classic Cars From The 1970s With Sky High Resale Values
Many cars from the 1970s have grown to be cultural icons. Their astronomical resale value speaks volumes, and not just due to their rarity or performance.
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16 Useful OEM Accessories You Can Add To Your Toyota Tacoma
If you have a preference for Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) accessories, you will be tempted to add these 16 useful accessories to your Toyota Tacoma.
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5 Cheap Twin-Turbo Cars You Can Get For Less Than A New Toyota Camry
When looking for a new car to own, there are specific features you want and the brand doesn't matter as much. This can help save a few bucks.
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5 Apps You Might Not Realize Work With Android Auto
If you have a car with Android Auto, there are some useful and fun apps you can try off the beaten path.
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5 HEMI Crate Engines You Can Find For Under $4,000
Need a HEMI for your project? HEMI crate engines thankfully don't have to cost an arm and a leg, and you can get them for well under $4,000.
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Chevy LT1 Vs LT2 Engines: What's The Difference?
Chevy's LT1 and LT2 engines share a lot of characteristics, but also differ noticeably, too. Here are the major changes between the two generations.
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Cutting-Edge Mercedes-Benz Motor Could Make Future EVs Much, Much Lighter
Modern EVs are heavy, due to the batteries and chunky electric motors that power them. But this new electric motor could change that entirely.
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This Iconic Car Held The No. 1 Sales Spot The Longest In The 1990s
It's not uncommon for major automakers to have the best-selling car multiple years in a row, but it's not always the same car year after year.
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Is It Legal To Pass On The Right In Florida? Here's What The Law Says
Passing on the right is generally frowned upon in most states, but its actual legality varies depending on local laws. Is it legal in Florida?
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5 Of The Best Products Microsoft Should Have Never Discontinued
Microsoft has sunset a variety of financial and software products and gaming and fitness peripherals over the years. Here's why it shouldn't have.
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5 Things You Need To Stop Doing If You Drive An Electric Car
Many EV drivers unknowingly shorten their car’s battery life. Learn which habits to unlearn if you want your electric vehicle to last longer.
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Can You Use WD-40 As Dielectric Grease?
WD-40 has countless uses for auto repair and around your home, but can it substitute for dielectric grease as a protective moisture barrier?
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Has Your White Car Paint Yellowed? Here's How To Make It Look Brand New
If your white car no longer looks clean after washing, here's a practical way to improve its appearance and reverse yellowing without a trip to the body shop.
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Idling Waymo Robotaxis Catch The Attention Of Houston Police
Waymo's robotaxis made their way to Houston, Texas in late 2025, and have been getting a lot of attention — unfortunately, it's the wrong kind.
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5 Used EVs With Supercar Acceleration You Can Find For Under $35K
While the most popular EVs are associated with a steep price tag, you can get these five EVs for under $35K with supercar acceleration.
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Ford's $19.5B Plan To Shift Its EV Strategy
Ford is making changes to it's electric vehicle strategy totaling billions of dollars as it attempts to overhaul its strategy in the coming years.
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Chevy Impala: The Rise And Fall Of A Generational Automotive Icon
The first generation of the Chevy Impala was released in 1958, and it had a lot of ups and downs before it was discontinued after the 2020 model year.
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The 15 Most Reliable Pickup Trucks Of All Time, Ranked
Pickup trucks are known for their durability, and these models have proved to be the toughest, most reliable options on the market.
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Illegal E-Bike Seized With Claimed Speeds Over 100mph, But Something Doesn't Add Up
Police in England reported a confiscated, highly modified e-bike on social media, which isn't unusual, but its claimed top speed seems very weird.
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New Road Stripes Are Confusing Drivers – But They Serve An Important Purpose
Drivers are spotting strange new markings on Texas highways. They look odd at first, but the reason they’re there could quietly make driving safer.
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5 Classic Cars From The 1950s With High Resale Value
Many enthusiasts would love to buy the classic car of their dreams, but while affordability is often their primary concern, resale value is just as important.
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These Rejected License Plates Landed On Illinois' 'Naughty List'
The state of Illinois took a tongue-in-cheek approach to showcasing the many inappropriate vanity license plate applications it had to reject in 2025.
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The 2027 RAM Power Wagon Is A First-Of-Its-Kind - Here's What Makes It So Special
The Power Wagon is an iconic truck dating back to the late '50s, but the 2027 model is a one of a kind. Here's everything you need to know.
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The RAM 1500 TRX Is Back, And Its Big Power Will Cost You Big Bucks
Ram’s most outrageous truck makes a comeback, blending massive power, extreme off-road gear, and unexpected luxury, at a price that matches its attitude.
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5 Of The Weirdest Car Ads From The '80s You Can't Help But Laugh At Today
There have been some weird car commercials over the years, but there have been some from the '80s that just make you wonder what they were thinking.
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The Lexus LC 500 Is Delightful And Doomed
Lexus' LC wowed with its concept car looks while its big V8 delivered old-school charm. As the curtain nears, does this luxury droptop still have what it takes?
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These Mods Could Make Your Car Too Loud To Be Legal
Car mods are a popular way to increase performance, but exhaust modifications can oftentimes run the risk of violating the specific noise laws of your state.
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