4Runner Vs. Land Cruiser: Which Is Better For Off-Roading?
While they are both great Toyota models, if you are going to use the 4Runner or Land Cruise mainly for off-roading, there are differences you need to know.
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5 Fighter Jets The Iraqi Air Force Flew During The First Gulf War
The Persian Gulf War was a showcase of the combined arms capability of the United States. Yet, Iraq still had a formidable military, including these fighters.
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Yes, Harley-Davidson Actually Made An Engine Just For Lawn Mowers
You're probably familiar with Harley-Davidson's motorcycle engines. But did you know that the company made a lawnmower engine? Here's the story.
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How Many Apache Helicopters Does The US Have?
There is perhaps no military helicopter more iconic than the legendary Apache and its many variations, but just how many of them does the US actually have?
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Hydraulic Vs. Screw Jacks: What's The Difference Between These Mechanic Tools?
If you're trying to lift something heavy, a jack can be incredibly useful, if not necessary, but do you need a screw jack or a hydraulic jack?
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13 Of The Best-Sounding V12 Engines Of All Time
The trademark mechanical banshee howl is one of the best things about the V12. Here are some of the best-sounding full-throated V12s in history.
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Why Did Honda Discontinue The Fit, And What Replaced It?
The Fit was an iconic entry into the Honda lineup for over a decade, so why did the Japanese car company discontinue this successful model in the U.S.?
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Is The CV-22 Osprey Considered A Helicopter Or A Plane? Here's What To Know
The CV-22 Osprey takes off and land like a helicopter, but it flies like a fixed-wing aircraft. However, it's not considered a helicopter or an airplane.
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Here's What You Should Know About Dollar General's USB Cables And Chargers Before You Buy
The Dollar General is a great place to get items at a bargain, but are the USB cables and chargers worth it? Here's what you need to know before buying.
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Who Made The Tires For The First Lunar Rover And What Were They Made Of?
While we may remember the "one small step" more than anything else, the first Lunar Rover has its own interesting story centered around tires of all things.
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What Are The Brushes On The Sides Of Escalators For?
If you've ever used an escalator at a shopping mall, an airport, or some other large building, you likely saw the brushes on the side. Here's what they do.
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This Luxury Helicopter Starts At $14 Million - Here's What's So Special About It
Luxury helicopters are never cheap, but this one starts at a whopping $14 million and can cost up to $20 million. Here's what adds up to that price tag.
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Where Are Genesis Cars Made, And Who Owns The Company Today?
Branching off from its home brand Hyundai, the identity of Genesis has shaped into the underdog luxury automaker that's gaining popularity among drivers.
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Ninja Thirsti Vs. SodaStream: Which Soda Maker Is Best For You?
If you want to make your own sparkling water or soda at home, your two major choices are the SodaStream and Ninja Thirsti. Which should you pick?
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How Did The HMS Endeavour Sink And Where Was The Wreck Found?
The HMS Endeavour is one of the most legendary ships of all time. The location of its wreck remained a complete mystery for centuries, but it was finally found.
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Why Don't Fighter Jets Have Missiles That Fire Backwards?
It seems like common sense for fighter jets to have the ability to fire missiles behind them, but it's not as simple of a concept as you would think.
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Who Owns RTIC And Where Are The Coolers Made?
Like Yeti, RTIC is a well-known name in the cooler industry, but who owns the company, and where are the products made? Here's what you need to know.
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Why Do Planes Have Phones For Flight Attendants? Here's How They're Used
Now that cellphones are everywhere, what's the purpose of planes having built-in phones for flight attendants? Here's how those phones get used.
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What Happened To DoorBot From Shark Tank Season 5?
In the Season 5 of the hit entrepreneurial show, Shark Tank, the founder of DoorBot stepped into the tank. Here's what happened and where the company is now.
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Here's How To Use A Milwaukee Battery-Powered Grease Gun
If you're in the market for a grease gun to keep all those gears lubricated, Milwaukee's battery-powered grease gun may be the perfect fit for you.
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Why You Should Avoid Cheap Aftermarket Rims
While cheap aftermarket rims might be tempting for your wallet, it's almost always a bad idea for one major reason. Here's why you should avoid them.
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Why Do Microwaves Have A Mesh Door?
Microwaves are an incredibly common appliance to find in anyone's home to allow for quick and safe cooking of food, but how exactly do they work?
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Times Technology Went Straight Up Evil
Technology is meant to make our lives easier, and most of the time it does. But there have been instances when technology doesn't go as planned.
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What Years Did Cadillac Make The Escalade EXT Pickup Truck? (And Why It Was Discontinued)
The Cadillac Escalade is synonymous with luxury and music videos. How many years did the Escalade EXT last on the market? Why did Cadillac discontinue it?
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Is The Fitbit Luxe Discontinued? Here's What We Know (And What To Buy Instead)
The Fitbit Luxe has become near-impossible to get hold of. Has it been discontinued? We look into what's going on and recommend a couple of alternatives.
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What Is Ultra Ethernet, And Who Is It For?
Ultra Ethernet is a new high-performance networking standard backed by Ultra Ethernet Consortium. But what does it do? And who is going to be using it?
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Google Fiber Vs. Starlink: The Key Differences (And Why They Matter)
There are a lot of different internet service providers out there for every type of person. Starlink and Google could be considered the most unique.
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