Do Chevrolet & GMC Trucks Use The Same Engines?
GM brands Chevrolet and GMC offer a range of trucks, often with identical mechanical underpinnings. But does this similarity extend to the engines?
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Why Airplanes Still Use Leaded Fuel
Cars have used unleaded fuel since the mid-1990s, but piston aircraft engines mostly still run on leaded petrol, despite the additive's health hazards.
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Are Hyundais Reliable After 100k Miles? Here's What Owners Say
Hyundai has been around for a while, but before considering one, you should know how they hold up after 100k miles. Here's what owners have to say.
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Why Airplanes Still Use Millions Of Rivets (But Cars Are Welded)
Rivets are a positively ancient way of fastening materials together; despite that, we still use them to assemble planes instead of welding. Here's why.
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This NASA Satellite Sent The First Radar Images Of Earth's Surface And The Results Are Very Clear
Satellite-based imagery of Earth has just entered a new frontier, thanks to the recently-launched NISAR satellite. Here's what you need to know.
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5 More Smart Gadgets User Reviews Say Can Instantly Upgrade Any Bedroom
Smart gadgets with thousands of reviews that users say improve comfort, lighting, and convenience in the bedroom while staying budget-friendly.
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The Internet Is Buzzing About A 2026 Plymouth Barracuda, But Is It Actually Real?
Automakers are undoubtedly fond of reviving old nameplates, but rumors of the supposed 2026 Plymouth Barracuda revival don't really hold water.
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Who Made The Mirage 2000 Fighter Jet And Where Was It Manufactured?
While the United States is known for its many fighter jets, the country's allies have made some equally capable fighter jets, including the Mirage 2000.
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Here's Why Your Phone Has A Little Hole Next To The Charging Port
Most smartphones have a tiny hole at the bottom of them but it's not always clear what it's for. Here's what that hole is for and what it does.
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Every Toyota Driver Should Understand These Two Safety Features
Toyota's Safety Sense technology continues receiving essential updates. There are two safety features that can help prevent disaster.
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You May Want To Avoid Bringing Your Electric Toothbrush Through TSA (Here's Why)
The Transportation Security Administration has a nice, long list of devices that can be checked, are only allowed in carry-on, and are completely banned.
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How Accurate Is The Google Maps Speedometer?
Whether you're using the speedometer in your car or using the speed display in Google Maps, you might wonder which is more accurate. Here's what we know.
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Why Aren't British Aircraft Carriers Nuclear Powered?
Every single United States aircraft carrier is powered by a nuclear reactor, but its ally across the pond opted for a different fuel source.
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$2B California Solar Plant To Shut Down After A Decade For The Most Frustrating Reason
Not all solar power is created equal. The Ivanpah facility in the middle of the desert has generated power using mirrors for more than a decade.
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Your Motorcycle's Dirt Tires Probably Aren't Street Legal – Here's How You Can Tell
Dirt tires for dirt bikes or adventure bikes may not be legal on the main roads and highways, so here's how to double-check if your tires are okay.
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This Is The Worst-Selling Car In Texas
You might be surprised to learn the worst-selling car in Texas isn't just one by a reputable manufacturer, but is a model that's got a lot of great qualities.
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Volvo Island Is As Ridiculous As It Sounds
While the name may sound like some brand-sponsored theme park marketing ploy, the reality of "Volvo Island" is far simpler and sillier than that.
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Why You Should Think Twice About Using Those Old Incandescent Christmas Lights
If you start going through holiday decorations and realize you're still using incandescent Christmas lights, it might be time to consider safer alternatives.
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Don't Toss This Everyday Item, It's Perfect For Keeping Your Tools Rust-Free
Rust can mean the end of any number of tools in your collection, but you may have already had and thrown out one of the best items for preventing rust buildup.
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What Is The Purple Person Icon On Your Apple Watch? (And How To Turn It Off)
You may have noticed a mysterious purple person icon on your Apple Watch. There's a good explanation for why it's there, and you can turn it off if you want.
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This All-In-One Multi-Head Tool System Makes Outdoor Fall Cleanup So Much Easier
While lots of tool brands make equipment with swappable batteries, EGO's line of power tools with interchangeable heads might make your fall chores easy.
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How Accurate Are NADA Used Car Values & Are They Free?
If you are wanting to trade-in your car or buy something used, NADA can be helpful to get used car values. However, you should be aware of its accuracy.
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This Popular Highway Gets Its First Winter Warning For The Season, Impacting Travel
There is a popular highway from runs across the northern part of the U.S. that has already gotten a winter storm warning. Here's what you need to know.
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Google Pixel 10: 5 Things To Know Before Upgrading
The Pixel 10 is not the straightforward upgrade many were hoping for, as Google's new flagship phone comes with a mix of upgrades and missed opportunities.
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Why The Airbus A340 Commercial Jet Has Such Tiny Engines
The AirBus A340 is nearly identical to the A330 in terms of fuselage and wing design, but there are some significant differences, such as the number of engines.
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Is It Safe To Put Aluminum Foil In This Popular Kitchen Gadget?
Using aluminum foil in some cooking appliances is okay, like ovens. In others, like microwaves, it's a big no-no. What about a certain popular kitchen gadget?
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Apple's New Games App Debuted With iOS 26 - Here's How It Works
Apple launched a new games app along with iOS 26 which curates the games you have on your iPhone and makes it easy to launch them. Here's how it works.
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