These Are The 3.6L Pentastar Years To Avoid (According To Owners)
The 3.6-liter Pentastar engine is one of the longest-running powertrains in the Stellantis lineup. Which years of this engine should you avoid?
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What Happened To The Cummins AEOS Electric Truck?
In 2017, Cummins announced the AEOS, an EV semi-truck. But it's been nearly 10 years since that announcement, with no news from Cummins. What happened?
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What Does The Spade On WW2 Helmets Mean?
The only card a gambler needs is the ace of spades, as the song goes. But why did soldiers in WW2 have the spade on their helmets? Here's the story.
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What To Do If Your iPhone Mail App Is Frozen
You may become very frustrated if the Mail app on your iPhone keeps freezing every time you open it or try to send an email. Here's how to fix it.
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8 Subaru Models With Terrible Resale Value
Not every Subaru is a smart buy. Through foibles, slow performance, and a lack of market recognition, these models can lose value faster than you'd expect.
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How Often Should You Replace The Furnace In Your Home?
Ever wondered how often you should replace your furnace? Obviously there are some signs to get it checked out, but there's also a few recommended time frames.
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This Chinese Car Brand Was Co-Created By Mercedes-Benz (And Is Now Competing With Them Directly)
Beloved luxury automaker Mercedes-Benz helped create a Chinese luxury car brand, but that brand has gone from joint venture to competition. What is this brand?
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4 Swiss Army Knife Alternatives That Are Manufactured In America
The Swiss Army Knife is a cornerstone multitool, but they're of course made in Switzerland. Luckily, there are some alternatives that are made in America.
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Does Revving Your Engine Really Jump A Car Battery Faster?
You've probably been told to rev the engine when trying to jump-start another car, but does that actually make a difference? Here's the lowdown.
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Is Diesel Engine Oil Any Different From Regular Oil?
Oil is a crucial part of every internal combustion engine. Diesel and gasoline engines work differently, so is diesel engine oil any different from regular oil?
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Do Any Modern SUVs Have Split Tailgates?
Split tailgates offer a lot of convenience and functionality, but modern SVUs are embracing the trend with a luxury twist.
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Why Single-Engine Propeller Planes Have Slightly Angled Engines
Single-engine propeller planes are a common type of smaller aircraft. One of their unique characteristics is that the engines are slightly angled. Why is that?
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Is The DJI Avata 2 A Good Drone For Beginners?
FPV drones are very fun, but they can sometimes be intimidating for newbies. Has DJI changed that with the Avata 2 FPV drone? Here's the lowdown.
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What Does DI-D Stand For On Mitsubishi Engines, And How Does The Engine Tech Work?
Mitsubishi Motors is a pioneer of many things in the automotive industry, including the company's line of DI-D engines. How do they actually work?
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Why Do Cops Touch Your Tail Lights If You Get Pulled Over?
Have you ever noticed a police officer tapping our touching a tail light before approaching a pulled over driver? There's a remarkable reason for the act.
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America's Deadliest Aircraft From Every Aerial War
The United States has been a part of multiple major conflicts throughout history and in each one there was a clear MVP in the air. These are them.
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Can A Cold Start Hurt A Diesel Engine? Here's What You Should Know
Diesel engines are pretty different to gas engines, and that extends to cold starts. Can a cold start actually hurt or damage a diesel engine?
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How Many Missiles Does Iran Have?
The conflict between Iran and Israel doesn't seem to be coming to an end anytime soon, and both are preparing for the worst. Here's how many missiles Iran has.
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Mazda Owes Its First Appearance In The US To This American Aircraft Company
Mazda vehicles were sold around the world for decades, but it took an American aircraft company interested in the Mazda Cosmo engines to bring them to the U.S.
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This Easy Trick Can Help Avoid The Most Annoying Issue With ChatGPT And Gemini
One of the biggest annoyances about AI is the way it speaks to the user, but you can use one built-in feature of ChatGPT and Gemini to fix this.
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5 Subaru Models With The Most Horsepower, Ranked
Subaru has never really been about chasing outright performance numbers, but there have been a few highlights. Which Subaru model has the most horsepower?
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How Is AT&T's 55+ Discounted Plan Different From Its Standard Phone Plans?
AT&T offers a plan aimed at subscribers who are 55 years of age or older, but it does have some limitations. Here's everything you need to know.
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Why American Cars Have Side Markers (But European Cars Don't)
American cars and European cars have some pretty major differences, with a notable one being side marker lights. Why don't European cars have them?
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Is The Kenworth T680 A Good Truck To Buy? Here's What Long-Haul Drivers Have To Say
Kenworth is one of the most popular semi truck manufacturers in America, with one of its notable models being the T680. What do long-haul drivers say about it?
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Koenigsegg Gemera: How Much HP Does The 'Light Speed' Supercar Have?
Koenigsegg has ventured into the world of four-seat supercars, in its own way, with the Gemera. How much horsepower does this incredible machine actually have?
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Signs It's Time To Replace Your PC's AIO Cooler
Water cooling your PC with an AIO cooler is effective, but it can be a little stressful. Here's how to know if it's time to replace your AIO cooler.
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Why Was The Toyota Stout Discontinued & Which Pickup Truck Replaced It?
The Toyota Stout was one of the automotive giant's first attempts at a pickup truck for North America. Why was it discontinued? Which model replaced it?
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