Is The 6.2 LS Engine Any Good? Here's What Owners And Mechanics Say
General Motors' LS engine is extremely popular, and that also applies to the 6.2-liter version. What do the owners and mechanics say? Is it good?
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Who Really Invented The First Fighter Jet & How Fast Did It Fly?
The Messerschmitt Me 262 Schwable was the world's first operational jet aircraft and was powered by an engine designed by Hans von Ohain in 1936.
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The 2025 Alfa Romeo Tonale Hybrid Looks Sporty, But Then Reality Intrudes
Alfa's plug-in hybrid crossover certainly looks the part, but can it nail both sporty driving and a cabin to compete with similarly-priced luxury rivals?
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This Is The Worst BMW Engine Ever Made
BMW makes some pretty amazing cars, and a cornerstone of any good car is a good engine. Every BMW has its issues, but what's the automaker's worst engine?
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This Is The Largest Military Tank Ever Made
While a true monster of a tank never saw the light of day, the largest military tank ever made is still impressively massive. Here's what it weighed.
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How This 30-Year-Old Kenworth Truck Is Still Running With Over 4 Million Miles
Semi trucks doing tons of miles is a pretty par for the course, but this 30-year-old Kenworth has been going for over 4 million miles. How is that possible?
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This T-Mobile App Might Be Recording Your Screen - Here's How To Turn It Off
Privacy is one of the most recurring concerns of the modern age and T-Mobile has included a feature in one of its apps that might raise those concerns.
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Why Harley-Davidson Discontinued Buell Motorcycles (And Who Owns It Now)
Buell Motorcycles made enough of a splash to get acquired by Harley-Davidson, but then Harley shut it down. Why did they shutter it, and who owns it now?
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Can Ryobi Batteries Freeze? Here's What You Need To Know
Despite their power and durability, Ryobi batteries need to be treated properly. First and foremost, be mindful of the temperatures they're used and stored in.
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Is It Illegal To Drive With Underglow Lights On Your Car?
Underglow lights, once made popular by video games and action moves, are experiencing a new surge in popularity. Is it illegal to have them on your car?
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These iPhone Models Are Officially Considered 'Vintage' By Apple
Apple chooses to go fancy even with how it classifies older products. Instead of letting devices reach their end gracefully it adds them to the Vintage list.
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Why Tesla Can't Open Dealerships In Wisconsin
There's an unexpected reason why Tesla, among other car manufacturers, aren't able to have dealerships in Wisconsin.
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Can You Put A Laptop Charger In Checked Luggage? What The TSA Rules Say
It's crucial to bring your laptop charger when traveling, but it's even more important to know the TSA rules for packing it. Here's what you need to know.
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WWDC 2025: 4 Key Features Still Missing From Apple Messages
Apple Messages continues to lack several features considered essential by Android users and those contemplating a switch to iOS. Let's take a closer look.
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Can You Use A Third-Party Tow Hitch For A Tesla?
If you are interested in adding a third-party tow hitch to your Tesla, it is possible, and there are vendors who can do it, but there is a catch.
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One Of The Most Useful Google AI Features Is Finally Coming To iPhone
With the 10th anniversary of Google Photos, the company announced it's rolling out some cool AI features previously limited to Pixel phones.
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What Is Apple's Liquid Glass? (And When Will It Be Available For Your Devices?)
Apple has announced Liquid Glass, but what does it do, and when will it be available for all of its devices? Here's everything you need to know.
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Audi Is Using AI Where You Least Expect It (And The Benefits Could Be Huge)
As concerns about artificial intelligence ramp up, Audi has begun using AI in some unexpected and surprising ways to help its human workers on the job.
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What Does USB Tethering Mean And How Does It Work?
Need to connect to the Internet but only have your phone? USB Tethering could be a solution. Here's how it works and how to use it with your device.
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Is Nvidia's RTX 5080 Graphics Card Better Than The RTX 4090?
Buy a new second-tier GPU or go for a previous-generation flagship? If that's the question you're asking about the RTX 5080 and 4090, we have the answer.
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WWDC 2025: 3 Things We Love About iOS 26's New Design
Apple introduced iOS 26 at its annual worldwide developer's conference and we found three things that we absolutely love about the new design.
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Does Lexus Stand For Anything? The Truth Behind The Brand's Mysterious Name
While most car brands are named after people who founded them, Lexus stands out. It's not someone's name, it's not a word in any language. What does it mean?
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iPadOS 26 Feels More Like macOS, And That's A Good Thing
The new iPadOS 26 feels more like macOS, which could be a game changer from a user experience standpoint. Here's everything you need to know.
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America's F-15E Strike Eagle Jet Just Got A Lot Better At Fighting Drones
Drones have emerged as a big new threat on battlefields, and the U.S. Air Force has found a cost-effective way of combating them without spending a ton.
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The USVMC: A Brief Look At The History Of America's Biggest Military Motorcycle Club
The United States Veterans Motorcycle Club (USVMC) has chapters all over the country, and every veteran is welcome to join. Here's how they came to be.
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Is The Ferrari F80 Being Released?
The Ferrari F80 is the latest hypercar from the Italian manufacturer, boasting some mind-blowing specs and technology. But when is it coming out, exactly?
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Why Samsung Might Soon Delete A Massive Number Of Accounts
Samsung notified users today that a new policy has been put into effect regarding Samsung accounts. Find out what's happening and if you'll be affected.
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