The Secret To This 'Missing Link' Porsche 911 Speedster Was Time And A Lot Of Money
Porsche's 'special request' program has birthed many iconic, highly exclusive versions of its iconic sports cars, including this 911 'Speedster' variant.
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The Best Years For Nissan Frontier (And Some To Avoid)
The Nissan Frontier is a straightforward truck with reputation for reliability. Here are the model years that you should look for if you are buying used.
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The History Behind Honda's Logo: Why Are There Two Different Ones & What Was The OG?
You may have noticed that Honda has more than one logo. Here is why the company has two different logos and the history behind them.
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Fortnite App Returns To iPhone With New Epic Games Store, But Not For Everyone
Mobile gamers in the EU can hop back into the eternally popular 'Fortnite' on iPhone, thanks to new legislation, and Epic Games could expand further on iPhone.
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The US Navy's Submarine Fleet Is Bigger Than You Think
America's submarines are silent, deadly, and spend most of their time hidden beneath the waves. Here's how many there actually are.
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Cadillac Reveals The Future Of The V-Series Brand, And It's Electric
Much like the Cadillac Cien concept car of the past, the new V-Series 'Opulent Velocity' concept envisions a union of electric speed and luxury with style.
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The 2025 RUF Rodeo Is A Gloriously Retro Off-Roader That Makes A 911 Dakar Look Drab
If you love to take your sports car off-roading, RUF rodeo has a new offering coming in 2025 that you should very seriously consider, if you can afford it.
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6 Ryobi Tools You'll Want To Have On Hand For Hurricane Season
Hurricane season is nothing to take lightly and it’s important to always be prepared. Here are six Ryobi tools that can help after a storm.
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Why This 717 Horsepower BMW M5 Touring Could Finally End America's Wagon Hate
While wagons may have fallen from favor in the U.S., the BMW M5 Touring could upend that with sharp styling and a potent PHEV drivetrain.
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How To Fix High CPU Usage On Windows
The root causes of high CPU usage can vary, but there are several steps you can take to address it. We'll guide you through a few effective methods here.
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The 2025 Lincoln Navigator Has Range Rover In Its Sights, And It Might Just Succeed
Lincoln is going all-in on high class luxury with the 2025 Lincoln Navigator, featuring an expansive 48-inch screen, luxury seats, "Spa on wheels," and more.
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10 Unexpected Military Applications For Animals
Animals have been used in warfare for as long as armed conflict has existed, and they've played some important and rather interesting roles.
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Why Your iPhone May Be Going Straight To Voicemail (And How To Fix It)
You may have unintentionally tweaked a setting to send your calls straight to voicemail. The good news is that we know how to fix it, and you could too.
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10 Of The Most Famous Harley-Davidson Motorcycles From Movies & TV
Harley-Davidson and Hollywood have a relationship that goes back over a century. Here are some of the most memorable roles for this iconic motorcycle brand.
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What Is SMB: How Does The Protocol Work & What Does The Abbreviation Stand For?
If you're using any kind of server system you will likely stumble across a protocol called SMB. Here is everything you need to know about it.
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Is 2004 A Good Year For The Dodge Ram 1500 5.7 HEMI? Here's What Owners Say
In 2003, Dodge added the 5.7 HEMI engine to its Ram lineup. Here's what owners say about whether 2004 was a good year for the Dodge Ram 1500.
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All About The USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) Aircraft Carrier And Where Its Homeport Is
USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) aircraft carrier is an iconic ship that has seen some of the most important events of the 21st century, including major conflicts.
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Intel Processor Issues: What To Know About Gen 13 & 14 Raptor Lake CPU Problems
Intel's 13th and 14th generation Raptor Lake processors have had reports of crashing from buyers. Intel has responded, but the issue isn't solved yet.
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Can U.S. Aircraft Carriers Fit Through The Suez And Panama Canals?
The great canals provide a handy shortcut for shipping, but are you likely to see an aircraft carrier transiting the Suez or Panama canals?
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Why Did Dodge Spin Off The Ram Truck Brand?
Back in 2009, Dodge and Ram parted ways and Ram Trucks became its own brand. We examine why Chrysler decided to split the two companies.
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Is WD-40 A Degreaser? What You Need To Know Before Using
WD-40 has myriad possible uses around the home, but how well does it work as a degreaser, and is it the best available from the brand?
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What Is Garmin Connect & How Is It Different From Garmin Express?
Own a Garmin smartwatch but not sure which apps you need to use it? Here's all you need to know about Garmin Connect and how it's different from Garmin Express.
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Everything You Need To Know About The 'Air Drake' Private Jet
Aubrey Graham, better known as Drake, has accrued significant wealth, allowing him to maintain his own well-furnished private jet.
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When Was The First-Ever Pontiac Car Made?
For decades, Pontiac was one of General Motors' most trusted and popular brands. But when did they release their first car, and what was it?
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Unexpected Jobs That Exist On A US Navy Aircraft Carrier
Aircraft carriers have their fair share of pilots and sailors, but these vessels have a few other jobs on board that help keep these floating cities operating.
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'This Is An '81 Honda! How Dare You!' All About The Car From Employee Of The Month
In the movie “Employee of the Month” from 2006, Dax Shepard’s character yells a line about his ’81 Honda. Here is all about that particular car.
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11 Ryobi Hand Tools Every Home Mechanic Will Want
Though Ryobi is known as a budget name in power tools, the company's hand tool offerings also offer enough for most home mechanics and DIY enthusiasts.
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