Stanley 65-Pc Homeowner's Tool Kit: Here's Everything That's Included
Looking to flesh out your tools collection with one big purchase? Stanley offers a Homeowner's Tool Kit with a whopping 65 pieces for just that purpose.
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Why Did The 4Runner Abandon Its Toyota Hilux Roots?
The Toyota 4Runner debuted in 1984 and was a Hilux-based compact SUV throughout its first and second generations. We explain what changed. And why.
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What's The Difference Between Cummins B, L, And X Engines?
Discover how Cummins' B, L, and X Series engines power everything from buses to big rigs to pickups — and why each was built with a different role in mind.
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Where Are Beta Motorcycles Made And Who Owns The Brand
Beta Motorcycles stands apart in the off-road market, building bikes with a mix of old-world craftsmanship and modern tech. Here’s the story behind the brand.
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Never Give The Police Your Phone Without A Warrant - Here's Why
Mostly, you don't have to give the police your phone without a warrant. That's your constitutional right. However, there are some exceptions. We'll explain all.
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10 Of The Best Laptops For Gaming In 2025, According To Reviews
Our 2025 gaming laptop picks balance power, display quality, and value, from budget-friendly rigs to high-end machines built for serious play.
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Can A Hot Day Really Inflate Your Car's Vinyl Wrap? Here's What To Know
Bubbling vinyl wrap on a car after a hot day looks as worrying as it's portrayed on social media, but the reality of extreme heat damage is not as dramatic.
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What Is An Air Start Unit & Why Do Fighter Jet Engines Need Them?
Jet engines can’t just start with the push of a button. We explain what jets need to get them going, and why there needs to be more than one option.
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Are Home Depot's Cheapest Tools Sets Worth Buying? Here's What Users Say
Wondering if Home Depot’s bargain tool sets are worth it? Some say they’re handy for quick fixes, others warn they might not hold up for long.
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What Every 'Starsky & Hutch' Fan Should Know About The 1976 Ford Gran Torino
The 1970s buddy cop series "Starsky and Hutch" and 2004 follow-up movie featured a 1976 Ford Gran Torino painted orange with a large, bold, white graphic.
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Here's Who Really Owns All Of The Major Tool Brands
The world of tool ownership is rife with loyalty to certain brands, yet in a globalized world it can be difficult to know exactly who owns your favorite.
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Cummins B6.7 Octane Engine: Does It Deliver The Same Power As A Diesel Engine?
Can Cummins’ first gasoline-powered engine make its mark in a diesel-dominated world? We explore the B6.7 Octane's torque, reliability, and applications.
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What Is The Circle On iPhone Cases For?
That circle you see on many iPhone cases isn’t just for looks. It’s designed around one of Apple’s most practical iPhone features.
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What Is The Top Speed Of The Boeing 737 And Why Do Pilots Rarely Go That Fast?
Even people who love air travel want flights to go quickly and smoothly. For jet airliners like the Boeing 737, it's actually best to fly at below max speed.
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What Exactly Does The Reset Button On A Router Do? Here's When To Use It
Ever wondered what happens when you press that tiny reset button on your router? It wipes everything back to default, so use it wisely.
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Why Does The Toyota 4Runner Get Such Low MPG?
On paper, the Toyota 4Runner looks like it should have great mileage, thanks to small engines and a hybrid system. That's sadly not the case — here's why.
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Why Do Bikers Ride So Close To The Yellow Line?
Motorcycle riders must constantly make adjustments to how they ride in the name of safety. Sometimes that means riding close to a road's yellow center line.
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5 Old-School Harley Davidson Bikes That Need A Comeback
Harley-Davidson carved a niche for itself in the pantheon of motorcycle legends, and these old-school Harleys brought style and verve to the streets.
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Here's How Easy Harbor Freight's Handheld Steam Cleaner Is To Use
Steam cleaners can cut through grime in kitchens, bathrooms, cars, and more. Harbor Freight has its own handheld option. Here’s a closer look.
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Here's What Happened To The Lost HMS Triumph Submarine
The Allies lost many submarines at sea during WWII, with their fates not always clear. That was the story of the HMS Triumph, too, until very recently.
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Why Are Jeep Owners Obsessed With Putting Rubber Ducks On Their Dashboard?
Jeeps and their owners have had a strange obsession with rubber ducks in recent years. What's the deal with these brightly colored waterfowl?
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How Long Will DeWalt's Battery-Powered Fan Run On One Battery?
Curious how long the DeWalt cordless jobsite fan lasts? On its regular 5 Ah battery, it can run for a few solid hours at full speed.
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Hyundai GM Collaboration: What We Know About The 5 New Vehicles Being Developed
GM is expanding its list of Asian collaborations by inking a deal with Hyundai to produce five all-new vehicles, including one for North America.
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Why The US Air Force Has Halted The Use Of Sig Sauer's M18 Pistol
The Sig Sauer M18 pistol has been the subject of much controversy since it was adopted by the Air Force, and it's currently banned throughout the U.S. military.
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What Kind Of Bird Is On Oklahoma License Plates?
Oklahoma's state license plate featured an iconic bird, but was recently changed. Here's what it used to feature and what it looks like now.
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An F-15 Passenger Accidentally Triggered A 'Zero-Zero' Ejection On The Runway - Here's What That Means
A zero-zero ejection probably isn't something you hear of regularly, but supporting such an ejection is a crucial part of a modern fighter's safety equipment.
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5 Of History's Fastest Supercars, Ranked By Top Speed
There can be only one, yet the title of world's fastest production car changes hands like an ambidextrous pitcher. We run down recent record holders.
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