12 Of The Most Intense Homologation Special Cars In History
Race cars represent the pinnacle of automotive performance, but they don't always stay on the track. Here are the most intense models to become street-legal.
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The Risk You Take When Buying Certain TVs On Amazon
Amazon may be The Everything Store, but it's not perfect. There are factors you should be aware of to avoid unscrupulous TV vendors and stay safe on Amazon.
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From Honda to Yamaha, there are several beginner 125cc motorcycles and dirt bikes perfect for novice riders. Here are a few that won't break the bank.
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One of the strangest and most dangerous vehicles developed for use by the U.S. Army was the concept vehicle known as the HZ-1 Aerocycle.
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If you're interested in buying a Husqvarna Svartpilen 401, it's worth knowing how quick it is and the top speed before signing on the dotted line.
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If you're not getting good Wi-Fi coverage throughout your home, a Wi-Fi mesh network may be your solution. Here's how they work, and whether you should get one.
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Govee's Outdoor Light System takes the pain out of setting up a smart yard lighting system and keeps controls simple after the fact.
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Tesla, a homegrown EV company, has had more than a few safety recalls since its inception. What have been some of the most concerning?
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While a Raspberry Pi is a full-fledged computer that can do more complex things than an Arduino microcontroller, it's not the best choice for every project.
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US China Policy Is Squeezing EV Consumers — And It's About To Get Worse
U.S. policies against Chinese EV automakers could squeeze EV consumers in the U.S. out of the market. One expert weighs in on the current situation.
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5 Facts About The 1970 Pontiac Firebird Probably Only Hardcore Car Fans Know
The 1970 Pontiac Firebird was a necessary step into the muscle car world for General Motors, and it came with some interesting features future models never got.
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2009 Honda Civic: Common Problems (And The Potential Cost Of Repairs)
Just because the vehicle is well built and reliable for the most part, it doesn't mean it's without a few problems. So let's talk about the 2009 Honda Civic.
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Honda Parts Are In The Batmobile From 1989's Batman & You Didn't Even Notice
Michael Keaton's low-slung and menacing Gothic Batmobile used parts from a bus, a Ferrari, and yes, even a humble Honda Civic.
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Here's What 5G+ Means On Your Phone (And Why It Matters)
AT&T has rolled out 5G+ across the United States, but what does it mean, and how does it differ? Here's everything you need to know about the data network.
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How To Measure The Perfect Height For A Motorcycle Windshield
Before you go to the nearest automotive store and grab the first windshield that catches your eye, you need to gather some information.
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5 Pieces Of Forgotten Tech That Have Been Reimagined For The Modern World
Decades ago, infomercials pitched all manner of gadgets for our kitchens and homes. Fast forward to today, and many of those products have gotten a facelift.
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Is It Cheaper To Buy A Phone Abroad?
There are ways that an iPhone can be cheaper if purchased internationally, and here's how you can tell.
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What Makes The Ford Fairlane 427 One Of The Rarest Classic Muscle Cars Ever Built
In competition with the HEMI, the NASCAR-derived "R-code" engine found its way into the Ford Fairline 427, and thus began tearing up drag strips across the U.S.
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Fujinon GF 500mm f/5.6 R LM OIS WR Review: Super Telephoto Lens For Medium Format Cameras
Fujifilm's new Fujinon GF 500mm f/5.6 R LM OIS WR lens brings a masterful piece of telephoto magic to medium-format cameras.
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Who Makes Harbor Freight's Floor Jacks & How Much Do They Cost?
Harbor Freight is known for its good quality tools at affordable prices, and that includes its floor jacks. Who actually manufactures them, though?
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Eliminating Fossil Fuels From The Auto Industry Is No Longer An Engineering Problem
SlashGear spoke to Dr. Laine Mears of CU-ICAR on how eliminating fossil fuels from the auto industry is more than just an engineering problem.
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If you're looking to snag a powerhouse desktop or laptop, but aren't willing to build your own PC, these are the best options from the biggest manufacturers.
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Yes indeed, bicycles have transmissions just like cars, but they're different in a few key ways. Here is everything you need to know about them.
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Where Are Arduino Libraries Located? How To Find Them On Windows, Mac, And Linux
It can be a scary prospect to go digging around your computer looking for specific files. Here's how to find Arduino libraries on Mac, PC, and Linux.
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2024 Toyota GR86 Review: Skip Trueno And Stick With Simple
SlashGear gets behind the wheel of the 2024 Toyota GR86 to see how the affordable and handsome coupe compares to others in its class. Here's what we found.
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What Is The Army's M104 Wolverine Bridgelayer, And Is It Still Being Used Today?
In 2003, the first bridgelaying production model arrived: the M104 Wolverine Heavy Assault Bridgelayer.
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Fisker Files For Bankruptcy: Here's Why We're Not Surprised
Little-known EV manufacturer Fisker's attempts to enter the budget electric car market seem to be at an end, as the company has filed for bankruptcy.
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