2025 Volvo XC90 Review: Updated Where It Matters Most
The 2025 Volvo XC90 is here and SlashGear couldn't miss the chance to get behind the wheel. Here are the pros and cons you need to know about the new SUV.
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Yes, Submarines Can Shoot Down Planes: Here's How Their Anti-Aircraft Missiles Work
Submarines toil beneath the waves while airplanes fly above them, right? So how would a sub shoot anti-aircraft missiles at a plane? Here's how.
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10 Of The Fastest Accelerating Motorcycles, Ranked By 0-60 Times
These motorcycles aren’t just built for speed, they’re built for launch. Here are 10 of the quickest stock bikes ranked by their 0-60 acceleration.
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5 Of The Coolest G-Wagon Interior Features Mercedes Has Ever Included
The 2025 G-Wagon is here, and it's loaded with a lot of new tech features to keep driver's comfortable and safe. Here's everything you need to know.
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5 Things You Didn't Realize The Apple Music App Could Do
The Apple Music app is one of the biggest music streaming platforms on the market, and if you use it, here are five things you may not realize it can do.
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What Does DD Stand For On Navy Ships?
There's a "USS" in the name of every commissioned ship in the United States Navy. But other designations are more obscure. What does "DD" stand for?
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The 5 Most Expensive Toolboxes You Can Buy From Snap-On
It's no secret that Snap-on tools can be ridiculously high-priced, but the cost of these five most expensive Snap-on toolboxes just might blow your mind.
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Are Smart Meters Really Dangerous? Why You Don't Need To Worry
Whether or not smart meters are dangerous has been a question many homeowners have asked themselves. However, based on studies, you don't need to worry.
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Every GR Toyota Ever Built (And The Performance Specs That Make Them Special)
Toyota's Gazoo Racing division has produced some truly memorable cars, but those produced with the special GR badge have legacy all their own.
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Why Do Ships Measure Speed In Knots?
You've probably heard the term "knots" relating to the speed of a ship, but where did it come from originally? Here's everything we know about it.
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Which Classic Car Had The First Pop-Up Headlights?
Pop-up headlights can certainly make an impression when a classic vehicle rolls up, but which car actually sported the now-retro feature first?
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5 Harbor Freight Finds Under $5 That Are Actually Worth Buying (According To Reviews)
Everyone loves a bargain, especially when times are tough. And Harbor Freight offers a number of products under $5 that reviewers say are well worth buying.
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Why Do British Ships Have HMS In Their Names?
American naval ships use USS before the ship's name, but with British ships it's HMS. There's a reason, and a lot of history, behind the designation.
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Can You Put An Allison Transmission On A Gas Truck?
Allison transmissions are renowned for their durability, but until recently, they've been relegated to diesel vehicles. That's beginning to change, though.
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How To Tell If Your Power Strip Is A Surge Protector
If you've got your smart TV, soundbar and other gadgets plugged into a power strip, you may feel you're all set. But is that power strip also a surge protector?
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Why Did F1 Stop Using V-10 Engines? (And Why Some People Want To Bring Them Back)
The roar of a Formula 1 race car's V-10 engine used to thrill fans, but the V-10s went away over a decade ago. What killed them? And why do fans want them back?
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What Is A Smart Home Hub & Do Your Devices Need One?
If you're looking to modernize your abode with app-enabled lights or accessories, do you need to incorporate a smart home hub into the mix? What do they do?
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Is Zoom Down? Here's What We Know
While Zoom saw it's huge rise during Covid-19, it is still a widely used tool. However, today the servers crashed. Here's what we know so far.
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Why Do Some Semi-Trucks Have Multiple License Plates?
They're less common than they used to be, but you can still see some semi-trucks sporting more than one license plate. Why? And why did this practice fall off?
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How Reliable Are Proline HEMI Engines? Here's What Owners Have To Say
Proline HEMI engines get downright cataclysmic while generating the power needed for their vehicles, but how reliable are these powerhouses according to owners?
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What Does The 'Z' In Honda's CR-Z Model Mean?
Honda decided in 2010 to add the two-seater CR-Z sports car to its hybrid production line. CR-Z stands for Compact Renaissance Zero, but what does zero imply?
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The 2026 Trailseeker Is The Car The Solterra Should've Always Been (But Subaru Still Has A Problem)
Subaru's second electric car addresses plenty of the criticisms leveled at its collaboration with Toyota, but is this still a case of too little, too late?
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Diesel Engine Glow Plugs Vs Intake Heaters: What's The Difference?
Diesel engines require on heated and compressed air to run efficiently. Glow plugs and intake heaters help make that happen, but how do they work?
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8 Of The Most Powerful Engines Ever Put In A Pro Race Car
The professional racing world is vast, but if it has one universal truth it's this: Speed is king. And to go fast, you need a powerful, well-engineered engine.
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Panasonic Lumix S1RII Review: A Full-Frame Flagship That Can Flip, Fold And Twist
The Panasonic Lumix S1RII is the new king of the L-Mount Alliance, complete with a display system that can Flip, Fold and Twist.
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The Weird Reason Canadians Were Told To Avoid Letting Moose Lick Their Car
Moose are big creatures, and normally timid, but they have been licking Canadians' vehicles. However, there's a good reason officials want to avoid the action.
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Wait, What Did Subaru Do To The 2026 Outback?
Subaru's perennially-popular Outback gets a big update, and gone are the controversial wagon-like looks.
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