Chevy Chevelle Malibu SS 396: How Much HP Does It Have & How Fast Can One Go?
One of the most iconic cars the company has ever produced, the Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu SS 396, boasted a powerful engine and speed for its time.
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The Reason So Many US Gas Stations Are Turning Into Massive Convenience Stores
Across the U.S., a growing trend is turning fuel stops into something much bigger, changing how drivers shop and sparking community debate.
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This Well-Known Airline Skips Row 13 - Here's Why
Certain airlines choose to skip row 13 on some planes. While confusing, this can be a good thing for some passengers. Here's why.
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Why Diesel-Electric Subs Pose A Threat To The US Navy
No matter how strong the US may claim its Navy to be, so long as the underestimated diesel-electric sub is in use, there will always be a surprising threat.
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GPU Settings That Are Ruining Your PC Gaming Experience
It takes more than just a great GPU to give you a premium gaming experience. We run you through some settings that can help you get the most out of your GPU.
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How Much HP Did The 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS Have And What Was Its Top Speed?
The 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS was a sharp-looking car inside and out, but did what's under the hood do the sleek ride any justice with impressive HP?
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Are European Cars Really More Expensive To Maintain?
Compared to American cars, especially in the domestic market of the U.S., European cars tend to have higher maintenance costs - though that comes with a catch.
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You Can Buy A Used Car From Hertz For Way Under MSRP, But Is It A Good Deal?
Hertz is well-known for its car rentals, but you can also buy used vehicles at its dealerships for under MSRP. However, there are some things you need to know.
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What Happened To DeWalt's Rugged Android Smartphone?
Back in the mid 2010s, tool maker DeWalt made a rugged smartphone that could stand up to the rigors of a job site. Here's what the phone offered.
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What Is The Resale Value Of A Cybertruck In 2025?
The Cybertruck is a polarizing automobile made by a company with a polarizing owner. That doesn't bode well for potential trade in value. Here's what we know.
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14 Of The Worst-Looking Cars Ever Designed
When it comes to terrible-looking cars, there are some real monsters out there. This is a list of some of the ugliest cars ever made.
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Why Microsoft Made The 'Difficult Decision' To Discontinue Windows Phone
Microsoft took a gamble with Windows Phone that ultimately didn't pay off, but what actually led the tech giant to cut its losses and discontinue the product?
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What Are The Best (And Worst) States For Car Shopping In The US?
Some states provide better value for money when it comes to buying new and second-hand cars. Find out the cheapest and most expensive states for car purchases.
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Does China Have More Military Power Than The US? Here's How They Compare
As China emerges and continues to grow in its role as a world power, discover how its military compares to the United States in terms of capabilities.
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The Handy Ryobi Mower Attachment That Lets You Stripe Your Lawn As You Mow
Lawn striping is a classy look for your lawn and Ryobi makes an attachment for its lawnmowers that can help you get that effect. Here's how it works.
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No, China Doesn't Have More Fighter Jets Than The US (But It's Close)
The United States still has a bigger fighter jet fleet than China. But China aims to achieve full military modernization by 2027, and it's catching up.
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Harley-Davidson Vs Indian: How Do The Legendary Motorcycle Brands Compare?
Harley-Davidson and Indian motorcycles are recognized as some of the most iconic bikes on the market. Here's a side-by-side comparison of the two brands.
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Why Do Aircraft Carrier Crews Touch The Flight Deck Before Launching A Plane?
On the deck of an aircraft carrier, hand signals are the norm and one of them involves the signal to launch planes off the deck. Here's why they're used.
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The Intriguing Mystery Behind England's Lost WW2 Aircraft Carrier
At the end of World War II, a British aircraft carrier, the HMS Glorious, was sunk, and nearly a century later, there are still many unanswered questions.
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How Does An Electric Vehicle's Powertrain Impact The Car's Range?
The range of your EV is affected by a number of factors including the power train of the vehicle. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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5 Of The Best Yamaha Motorcycles For Road Trips & Long Rides
If you are interested in getting a motorcycle for road trips and long-distance rides, Yamaha has several options. Here are five of our favorites.
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Clean Any And Every Kind Of Floor With Tineco Floor Cleaners And Vacuum Mops
Tineco's floor cleaners and vacuum mops can be used to clean all of your floors. Discover the best option for your home.
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J-15T: How Capable Is China's Carrier-Based Fighter Jet
The Chinese Navy is fielding a modified Su-33 Flanker known as the J-15T. This gives it a new carrier-based fighter jet with reach, teeth, and reliability
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The C-17 Globemaster III's Unique Ability That Makes It Fly Like A Fighter Jet
'Agility' may not be the adjective typically synonymous with cargo planes, but the C-17 Globemaster III is the sole exception thanks to its tech.
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How Do They Get Cars Inside Malls? (And What Happens To Them?)
Have you ever wondered how they get cars, SUVs, and even trucks inside shopping malls? No, it's not magic, but it is done in a specific way.
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Can A Cruise Ship Feel An Earthquake? Here's What You Should Know
What would happen if you were on a cruise ship and there was an earthquake? Would it be a disaster or would you hardly notice it? We explain all.
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How A Giant Parachute Helps The B-52 Come To A Complete Stop
The B-52 Stratofortress is an impressive bomber in the United States Air Force that has a rather unique feature; a giant parachute. Imagine cleaning that thing.
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