Armored Coffin: What Made Russia's T-35 One Of The Worst Tanks Ever Made
The Soviet T-35 was a massive, multi-turreted mechanical monster, but it was also slow, prone to mechanical failure, and was ineffective on the battlefield.
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The Wildest, Rarest, Most Ridiculously Expensive Cars Of Monterey Car Week 2025
From super-expensive supercars from familiar names, to exotica from companies you may never heard of, things are heating up in the car world's most lavish show.
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This Is The Worst Time Of Year To Buy A Used Car, According To This Study
Buying a car is a big decision, and an expensive one at that. So if you want to get the best deal, this study says you shouldn't buy during this time.
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Are Golf Carts Street Legal In North Carolina?
You may have seen more people riding around on golf carts in the streets of North Carolina, but these vehicles are subject to certain rules and regulations.
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Yes, Ryobi Made A Mini Pruning Chainsaw With A 12V Internal Battery
Ryobi's mini chainsaw has an internal 12V battery, and can make up to two dozen cuts of four inch diameter limbs on a single charge.
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DeWalt Vs. Craftsman Impact Driver: How These Competitor Power Tools Compare
DeWalt and Craftsman have power tool lines aimed at different demographics, and that includes their Impact Drivers, but which one is right for you?
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What's The Point Of Yamaha's Silent Guitar & How Much Does One Weigh?
Yamaha's Silent Guitar is perhaps the most unique guitar design on the market, but it does offer a unique experience that many musicians may find beneficial.
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13 Features That Make Any Car A Police Magnet
There is a lot more to avoiding a ticket than keeping your foot off the gas. These modifications are sure to attract unwanted attention from law enforcement.
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This Is 2025's Least-Driven Car, According To A New Study
We all make different demands of the cars we drive, so naturally some of us put more miles on our cars than others. This is the model that gets the least use.
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Can Driving Over Broken Glass Damage Your Tires?
Your tires are designed to manage all sorts of road hazards and obstacles, but will you damage your tires if you drive your car over a patch of broken glass?
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What Are The Pros & Cons Of Owning Or Leasing A Private Jet? Here's What You Should Know
Whether it's renting or owning, taking a private jet is taking a private jet. However, there are pros and cons of doing so compared to a commercial flight.
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What's The Most Miles Ever Recorded On A Bentley?
When you think about high-mileage cars, Bentley might not be your first thought. But a car auction recently sold a Bentley with some serious mileage.
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5 Car Brands Stellantis Is Likely To Discontinue
Stellantis covers many legendary car brands under its corporate umbrella, but even the most iconic names can disappear. Which brands are on the chopping block?
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What Is Countersteering On A Motorcycle And Why Is It So Important?
Countersteering is a safety practice in motorcycle driving that is so commonplace, you may not even realize you're doing it. Here's why it matters so much.
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Why Do Gas Stations Have Different Prices?
Ever wondered why gas costs more at one station than another just down the road? There’s more to it than meets the eye.
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How Big Is The Crew On A US Destroyer Ship?
The US military has two classes of destroyers: the Arleigh Burke-class and the Zumwalt-class. How many people are needed to crew them, and what do they all do?
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How Aerodynamics Affect The Top Speed Of Your Car (And What Carmakers Do To Minimize Drag)
Essentially all cars are designed to be the most aerodynamic as possible in order to improve efficiency. Carmakers have many tools they use to minimize drag.
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5 Productivity-Boosting Gadgets To Add To Your Work From Home Setup
Boost focus and comfort with these five affordable gadgets designed to make working from home easier, more efficient, and more enjoyable.
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Can You Use A Ryobi Misting Fan Without Water?
If you're looking to beat the heat, Ryobi's misting fan is a great way to do it. But can you still use the fan even after the water source runs out?
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Are Walmart's Onn TVs Any Good? Here's What Users Say
Walmart's Onn TVs are budget-friendly, but are they any good? We turned to user reviews and feedback to find out if these cheap TVs are worth buying.
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This YouTube Channel Is How A Lot Of People Get Their Weather Information Now
A popular YouTube meteorologist has built a loyal following with in-depth, timely forecasts that rival traditional weather coverage.
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3 Car Brands Owned By BMW
BMW's portfolio is larger than many drivers realize. Here we look at the brands it owns, what sets them apart, and how they’ve shaped its global presence.
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3 Harley-Davidson Models With Fat Rear Tires
Ever seen a Harley-Davidson motorcycle with a rear fat tire? We agree, that they look pretty cool. Here are the models that come equipped that way.
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What's The Capacity Of The Ryobi Concrete Mixer & How Much Does It Cost?
If you need a concrete mixer for a project, Ryobi has an option, but it's important to know its capacity first. Here's what you need to know.
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5 Of The Most Fuel Efficient Private Jets In The Air Today
Millionaires and billionaires worry about fuel consumption, too -- it's just that it is measured in gallons per hour rather than miles per gallon.
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Craftsman RP Tools: This Is What Those Two Letters Mean
Craftsman introduced an "RP" lineup of tools in 2022. Here's what those letters mean and what differentiates that lineup from all the others.
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13 Weird (But Genius) Ways To Use Smart Home Devices In Your Home
From toilet seat sensors to mailbox monitors, these weird but clever smart home ideas offer unexpected ways to automate your home for comfort, safety, and fun.
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