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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5 Of The Most Powerful Military Air Defense Systems In The World
Every major military power in the world has to protect its skies, and not just from enemy aircraft but from ICBMs and cruise missiles, as well.
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Physicists Finally Solved One Of The Biggest Mysteries About Fusion Energy
A long-standing fusion challenge may finally be clearer. Scientists uncovered new plasma dynamics that reshape how heat moves inside future reactors.
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4 Obscure Harbor Freight Tools You Probably Didn't Realize Existed
Harbor Freight offers almost every tool the budding DIY-er will need, but among the common offering are a handful of niche, but no less interesting, tools.
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Are Pirelli Tires Better Than Michelin? What Consumer Reports Data Says
There are tons of tire options on the market today, and some buyers tend to gravitate towards high-end stuff like Pirelli and Michelin. Which one is better?
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5 Tools DeWalt Makes That Craftsman Doesn't
DeWalt's wide range of tool offerings means it has something for just about everyone — and can even offer some tools that Craftsman doesn't.
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5 Of The Best Chevy Models For Off-Roading
Though it is a division of General Motors, Chevrolet offers a vehicle for almost every occasion, including some with trims dedicated to off-roading.
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The Era Of Affordable High-RAM Laptops Could Be Coming To An End
We've all gotten used to RAM being a non-issue in desktop and laptop computers, but that looks like it's all changing in 2026. Here's what you should know.
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This US State Is Banning Fluorescent Light Bulbs In 2026
Fluorescent lighting was once highly sought-after, but we know now that the risks outweigh the benefits, which is why one state is banning them.
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5 Harbor Freight Deals You Won't Find At Lowe's
Harbor Freight and Lowe's each have over 1,500 locations in the U.S., but you won't find values at Lowe's that compare to these Harbor Freight tools.
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Can You Hide Your Amazon Orders? It's Complicated
There are plenty of legitimate reasons why you'd want to hide Amazon orders, not least so that you can surprise loved ones. But can you do it easily?
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Mercedes-Benz To Pay $150M Over 'Deceptive Practices'
Mercedes-Benz is set to have to pay out a total of $150 million to 48 U.S. states, plus Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C., for some major 2010s missteps.
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Is Tim Cook Leaving Apple?
Tim Cook has been Apple's CEO since August 2011, serving in the role longer than the company's co-founder Steve Jobs. When he steps down, it will make waves.
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7 Of The Best Coffee Makers Available In 2025, According To Users
Sadly, no coffee maker can last forever. When yours finally gives in, here are the alternatives you want to look at first for a replacement.
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Do All Craftsman V20 Batteries Use The Same Charger?
Craftsman tools that use V20 batteries are among the brand's most popular offerings, but will those batteries work with your existing Craftsman chargers?
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These Are The Tools You'll Want To Own Duplicates Of
Tired of lost tape measures, dead batteries, and tool failures mid-project? See which tools are worth keeping in pairs for smoother DIY work.
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'Invisible Grabbers' Let You Move Objects Using Nothing But Sound Waves
Using a newly devised technology, scientists can move small objects without touching them, meaning we're one step closer to Jedi being real.
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Subaru's Hybrid SUVs Have Only Two Real Downsides
Subaru was slow to embrace hybrids, but the electrified Crosstrek and Forester get a whole lot right.
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Why Are Some Ethernet Cables Yellow & What Does The Color Commonly Mean?
Ethernet cables can come in handy, but have you ever wondered why they are mostly yellow? Here's what the color commonly means.
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A Thermal Camera Could Be The Key To Lowering Your Heat Bill
A thermal camera is a long-term investment. It costs a lot up front, but in a couple years you could see a return with a cheaper electric bill.
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Where Are Nintendo Switches Built?
The Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 are some of the best-selling video game systems in recent history. Where are they actually manufactured?
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New BMW Patent Would Make Working On Your Own Car Even More Difficult
Doing simple maintenance on your vehicle is easy for most, but BMW's new patent may make it more difficult. Here's everything you need to know.
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5 Of The Highest-Quality Midsize Vehicles, According To JD Power
If you're in the market for a midsize vehicle but don't know where to start looking, you might consider these midsize cars that are highly rated by JD Power.
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Dodge Hellcrate Vs. Hellcrate Redeye 6.2L Hemi Crate Engines: What's The Difference?
Dodge's Hellcrate and Hellcrate Redeye HEMI engines have some notable differences between them, despite the very similar names. Here's a rundown.
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6 Harbor Freight Tools You Can Use Instead Of An Angle Grinder
The angle grinder may seem like the tool that really does it all, but it can be pretty erratic. For more consistent results, one of these may suit you better.
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