Here's What Tesla Roadside Assistance Actually Covers (And What It Doesn't)
Tesla's Roadside Assistance could certainly come in clutch if you're stranded, but you need to know what your Assistance (and Warranty) actually cover.
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How To Get Free DC Fast Charging For Your Volvo EV
Volvo is the latest automaker to forge an agreement with Electrify America that gives buyers of its 2022 EV models free fast charging at public E.A. stations.
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SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 Wireless Review: Solid Gaming Acoustics
SteelSeries latest Arctis headphones deliver high-quality sound and a price that's equivalent to their value -- this audio device isn't about the hype.
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The 10 Best BMW Motorcycles Ever Made
These are the 10 best BMW motorcycles ever made -- and they might well be some of the best motorcycles ever made by any brand, too!
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Why Chevrolet's Copper-Cooled Car Was A Major Failure
The copper-cooled car was an innovation ahead of its time. In the 1920s, Chevrolet went all in on this design and it turned out to be a major flop.
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Here's Why The Chevy 350 Is One Of The Most Popular Engines Ever Made
The Chevy 350 V8, GM's ubiquitous engine, has stood the test of time better than nearly every other automotive part to date.
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The Bizarre 1920s Harley-Davidson That Was Never Sold To The Public
Dangerous for everyday use, Harley-Davidson priced the 8-Valve Racer at a staggering $1,500 — four times the avarage bike cost.
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10 Classic Chevrolets We Want To Make A Modern Comeback
From the Bel Air to the Cameo Carrier Pickup, Chevrolet has made some incredible vehicles that we wish were still out on the road in force.
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Elon Musk May Have Almost Sold Tesla To Apple, But Tim Cook Didn't Want It
During the early days of Tesla, Elon Musk wanted to sell the electric car company to Apple, but CEO Tim Cook refused to take the meeting. We have the details.
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Why One Of The Last Saab Models Ever Made Is Banned In America
One of Saab's last cars was meant to be released in 2012 but was shelved and banned from U.S. roads instead. The reason why is surprisingly complicated.
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This Tesla Supercar Is The Future Of Electric Cars We Want Elon Musk To Build
Tesla is well known for its dramatic vehicles and cutting-edge technology. One concept artist has taken it a step further with a new Tesla Roadster design.
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Need For Speed Unbound Review: A Beautiful But Shallow Next-Gen Racer
Need for Speed Unbound takes the series out a whole new door with new visual flavor and top-tier performance -- but are looks enough to forget the rest?
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Apple Reveals Three Major Security Features For iMessage, iCloud, And 2FA
Apple is rolling out new security features designed to keep user data safe, not the least of which is end-to-end encryption for most of your data.
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2023 Jeep Wrangler 4xe Review: Hybrid SUV Offers Greener Go-Anywhere
The Jeep Wrangler 4xe aims to provide the best of both worlds with emissions-free electric power for everyday driving and gas engine power when you need it.
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GM's Answer To Tesla Destination Charging Is Finally Rolling Out
The first chargers in GM's ambitious plan to install up to 40,000 across North America have gone live, but the automaker itself isn't picking the locations.
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How Steve Jobs Influenced Apple's Iconic Logo
Rob Janoff presented the colored apple design to Apple cofounder Steve Jobs, who loved it and its uniqueness.
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The US Just Changed Nuclear Bombers Forever
The United States Airforce unveiled its first new stealth bomber in the last 30 years. The new bomber will replace all existing bombers in service.
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The Polestar 2 Performance Upgrade Skips Subscriptions For A One-Time OTA
The Polestar 2 is getting a one-off OTA performance upgrade that will bump the EV's numbers loser to the BST Edition 270's level. Here's what it includes.
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Meta Accused Of Giving Some Laid-Off Workers Different Severance Package
Some former Meta employees claim they have been given only half of the promised severance benefits after being laid off by the company last month.
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OnePlus Surprises Everyone By Announcing A Mechanical Keyboard
The next product launch from OnePlus isn't a smartphone, a smartwatch, or even a tablet. Instead, the company plans to launch a mechanical keyboard.
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Here's How Much It Costs To Charge Your EV On A Road Trip
When heading out for a road trip in your electric vehicle, you might wonder how much all that charge is going to cost you. We break it all down for you.
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Here's How Long A Lucid Air Battery Will Probably Last
With an EPA-rated range of 520 miles, the Lucid Air Dream Edition holds the record for the longest EV battery range.
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Everything You Can And Can't Do With Gameshare On Xbox Series X|S
Gameshare allows players to share all of your Xbox Series X/S game library with someone you trust, and the setup process isn't particularly difficult.
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Even After 18 Years In A Garage, This Ferrari Is Worth Millions
Sticking to its usual philosophy of building one fewer car than it believes it can sell, Ferrari built 349 examples of the F50.
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The Forgotten Chevy Nomad Concept We Wish Made It To Production
The Chevy Nomad has been launched and relaunched a number of times throughout automotive history. Chevy often flirts with the idea but hasn't yet delivered one.
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How Much Do Electric Vehicles Actually Cost To Maintain?
Electric cars can certainly help EV owners save money in key areas like gas and maintenance, but there can be significant costs associated with EVs as well.
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Everything To Know About The Harley-Davidson Chopper From 'Pulp Fiction'
One of the Grace bikes from "Pulp Fiction" was put up for auction in November 2020 with a reserve price of $60,000.
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