When you think of a U.S. Navy ship, chances are you're thinking of one with sailors as crew. But a number of U.S. vessels use civilians instead. Here's why.
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Read MoreGeneral Motors has made some wonderful cars over the years, but there have been some real clinkers as well. Here are four of the worst cars GM ever made.
Read MoreTexas has an astonishing number of miles of toll roads, and rumors have swirled that they're owned by the Chinese. They aren't. Here's who does own them.
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Read MoreDiesel fuel powers many vehicles around the world. Here's what it takes to make it, from getting oil out of the ground to refining it properly.
Read MorePresident Donald Trump introduced sweeping tariffs on a number of products in various industries including cars. So how is Toyota holding up?
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Read MorePower in a riding mower is highly dependent on the circumstances of your yard and the level of comfort you want.
Read MoreYou may have noticed the "CX" moniker on Mazda cars, but this is what the letters actually stand for.
Read MoreFor most diesel-powered engines, DEF is vital so the vehicle performs at its best. Here's what it is exactly and what the acronym stands for.
Read MoreSubaru's Impreza and WRX have been separate models since 2015. But what sets these two Subarus apart? Here's everything you need to know.
Read MoreFord has a long history of creating iconic cars, but not every model year knocks it out of the park. These are the used Fords to avoid in the market.
Read MoreThe U.S. Navy may rule the waves, but it also has the second second-largest air force in the world. Here's why the Navy has so many aircraft at its disposal.
Read MoreMilwaukee makes two highly-rated framing nailers, but they may be on the heavy side for some. Here's how much both weigh, with and without the batteries.
Read MoreJumping a car's battery using cables may seem straightforward, but if you mess up any steps, it could lead to damage to your vehicle or any people nearby.
Read MoreA car with three pedals might seem odd if you've never driven a manual, but some older vehicles might even have a fourth. What does each of them do?
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