5 Of The Safest Car Models For First-Time Drivers
If you are looking for a car for a first-time driver, it's understandable that safety is high on the priority list. Here five of the safest cars to consider.
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Nvidia RTX Vs. GTX GPUs: What's The Difference?
Nvidia's venerable range of GTX graphics cards are finally being retired in favor of the newer and more powerful ray tracing RTX series of cards.
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12 Useful Tips To Maintain A High-Mileage Car
A high-mileage car isn’t past its prime if maintained right. These 12 practical tips help keep it reliable long after the odometer hits six digits.
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Kenworth K100: Why The Iconic Semi-Truck Was Discontinued, Although Beloved
Kenworth's K100 semi-truck is one of the all-time greats and is a fixture of popular culture. So why did Kenworth discontinue the truck? Here's the story.
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Do Color Blind Glasses Actually Work? Here's What Users Say
While studies show that Color Blind glasses are usually ineffective, so users do report a small but noticeable difference in their color perception.
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Samsung's Messages App May Make A Full Return Soon (With Several Major New Features)
After attempting to move users over to Google Messages, it looks like Samsung may be reviving its Messages app and including a bevvy of new features.
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Ford's 3.5-Liter EcoBoost Engine: Which Years Should You Avoid (According To Owners)
Ford's 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 has done service in a lot of models over the years. Which versions and which model years of the engine should you avoid?
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What Causes The White Powdery Residue On New Car Parts?
When looking over a new car, you might notice a white, powdery substance on some rubber pieces. What is this and is it harmful to your vehicle?
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10 Diesel Engines With The Highest Horsepower
Diesel engines provide oodles of power, but which automakers build the most powerful ones? Torque takes a backseat to horsepower in our list.
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5 Of The Best V8-Powered Lexus Models Of All Time
In just 35 years, Lexus has managed to cement itself as one of the only genuine luxury competitors to the Germans. What are the company's best V8 models?
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Can Your Car Battery Shock You? What You Need To Know Before You Open The Hood
Wondering if your car battery can shock you? Learn what’s safe, what’s not, and how to handle your battery without getting zapped.
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How Do Airplane Speed Brakes Work And How Do They Differ From Spoilers?
Modern airplanes are equipped with several ways of slowing down, notably speed brakes and spoilers. Is there a difference between these two?
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What Oil Does The Honda GCV160 Take & Which Lawn Mower Brands Use The Engine?
Honda has made many lawn mower engines, including the GCV160. Which brands used the engine, and what sort of oil do you need to keep it running at its best?
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10 New Cars With The Worst Safety Ratings
Stringent car safety regulations keep us safe behind the wheel, but some cars aren't as safe as others. We checked out which new cars don't stack up.
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Are Any Harley-Davidson Bikes Made In India?
With more than 1 billion inhabitants, India seems like a perfect market for a company like Harley-Davidson. But does the brand build any of its bikes there?
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Looking For The Best Tesla Alternative? This EV May Trump The Model Y
Are you in the market for an electric SUV but want to steer clear of the ever-popular Tesla Model Y? This might just be the next best thing.
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Here's Why ICBMs Are So Hard To Shoot Down
President Trump's Golden Dome missile defense system sounds appealing, but shooting down ICBMs is easier said than done — here's why it's so tough.
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What Are The Bumps On A Steering Wheel For?
If you've ever taken a good look at your steering wheel, you might have noticed a lot of bumps. What sort of purpose do they actually serve?
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10 Of The Smallest Cars You Can Buy In The US
Easy parking, great handling, and efficient fuel ratings are all big advantages to short cars. These are the most diminutive vehicles on the U.S. market today.
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5 Tips To Know Before Buying A Used JDM Engine
JDM engines are well-known in the performance car world, but you should hit the brakes before buying a used one. Here are five tips you need to know.
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What Happens If You Leave Your iPhone In The Sun Too Long
Left your iPhone in the sun too long? Learn what can happen, the warning signs of overheating, and how to cool it down safely.
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What Is A Rear Diffuser For In A Car?
Most of us probably know what rear spoilers do, but what about rear diffusers? Here's what these often-overlooked components do for modern cars.
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How The Chinese Accidentally Invented Gunpowder
Gunpowder has been used for centuries, but did you know that the Chinese invented it by complete accident? Here's everything you need to know about the history.
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4 Unusual USB Gadgets That Are Actually Useful
The USB standard has produced many devices, some weird, some of dubious usability. We've collected a few that seem strange at first, but are actually helpful.
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Does Ryobi's Gutter Blower Work? Here's What Users Say
Ryobi's Gutter Blower is, on paper, an excellent tool for cleaning leaves, sticks, and other debris from your gutter, but users reviews are far more mixed.
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Why Does The Apache Military Helicopter Have Wire Cutters In The Front?
The Apache military helicopter is known for its munitions and maneuverability, but it also has an interesting system attached to the front that protects it.
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10 Ryobi Tools You Should Buy Brushless
Brushless tools are the new big thing in the power tools arena, but are they always worth the extra money? Here are 10 Ryobi products that make the cut.
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