How To Get Your Car Out Of Anti-Theft Mode With The Key
It can be incredibly frustrating when your car's anti-theft features accidentally turn on you. Fortunately, you should be turn them off with just the key.
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10 Cordless Power Tools Ready To Replace Your Old Corded Relics
Ditch the cords and upgrade your gear. These 10 cordless power tools offer serious performance, freedom to move, and zero compromise on power.
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What It Means If Your Transmission Is Shifting Hard (And The Possible Fixes A Mechanic Might Suggest)
If you happen to have a vehicle with a manual transmission that's shifting hard, it's not something that should be ignored. Here are the likely culprits.
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2025 Porsche 911 Carrera S First Drive: Manual Purists, Put Away Your Pitchforks
Porsche shocked 911 enthusiasts when it dropped the stick shift from the new Carrera S, but we may have been too quick to judge it.
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10 Classic Concept Cars That Were Way Ahead Of Their Time
Concept cars are more than just vehicles we wish would go to production. They also hint at the direction of the car industry and what we can look forward to.
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What Is Dynata? (And Why They Keep Calling You)
Dynata isn't your typical spam company that is trying to steal your personal information. That said, who are they and what is their purpose for calling you?
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The 2025 VW Atlas Is Spacious And Priced Right, But It's Missing Something
The 2025 Volkswagen Atlas offers class leading storage in a package that is both handsome and comfortable, but fuel economy challenges keep it from greatness.
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The Best Dremel Rotary Tool Alternatives (According To Users)
Dremels are incredibly popular for hobbyists looking for a rotary tool, but they're not the only ones on the market. Here are some other picks.
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10 Of The Best eBook Subscription Services In 2025, Ranked By Price
Getting to a bookstore can be a tough proposition in our busy lives. Why not bring the bookstore to you with an affordable eBook subscription service?
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How Do The Brakes On A Commercial Jet Work?
Even though a jet will spend the majority of its time in the air, the vehicles still need a way to stop when it lands. So, how do the brakes work?
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How Much HP Did The Kia Stinger GT2 Have & How Did It Differ From The GT1?
The Kia Stinger wasn't around very long, but for a hatchback, it produced a lot of power. Here was the Stinger GT2's horsepower and how it compared to the GT1.
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Yes, Harbor Freight Sells Power Stations (And Here's How Much They Cost)
Harbor Freight is adding on to its power supply collection with these Predator portable power stations. Here's how much they cost and they're availability.
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What Are Tuya Smart Devices & How Do They Work?
Tuya burst onto the scene with its smart devices in 2014, but exactly what smart devices are available from the company today, and how do they work?
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Honda Claims The 2026 Passport Trailsport Can Poach 4Runner Buyers, So We Tested It Out
Honda's family SUV gets an off-road-ready makeover, but can the new Passport Trailsport and Trailsport Elite really steal shoppers from Jeep and Toyota?
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Yes, Makita Does Make A Lawn Edger (And Here's How Much It Costs)
If you're a Makita fan who needs a tool to maintain your lawn's clean look, you're in luck. The company makes an edger, but it's going to cost you.
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Why Do Some Fighter Jets Have Tail Hooks?
A hook may seem like a strange component on a fighter jet, but it has a widely important job to keep pilots safe while landing on aircraft carriers.
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Who Owns Duracell And Where Are The Car Batteries Made?
Duracell has a very long history, well before its time with car batteries, and you might be interested to know where they're made.
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What Is Power Line Communication And How Does It Work?
Power Line Communication could potentially change how we handle connectivity, not just for smart devices, but for the Internet itself. Here's how.
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Wenger Vs. Victorinox: What's The Difference Between The Swiss Army Knife Brands?
The Wenger/Victorinox story starts at the end of the Gilded Age in a rural Swiss hamlet called Ibach, just south of Zurich.
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The 12 Cheapest AWD Sedans You Can Buy In 2025
All-wheel drive can be a boon to the adventure-minded driver, and it doesn't have to break the bank. These are the cheapest AWD models that are new for 2025.
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Why Are Military Uniforms Called Fatigues? Here's What It Means
The military has changed its attire to keep up with evolving combat needs, and fatigues are a uniform that has resulted.
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Are Car Dealerships Really Banned From Selling Vehicles On Sunday?
If you have been shopping for a new car, you might have noticed many dealerships are typically closed on Sundays. Here's why this is so common.
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5 Unexpected Uses For Your Smart Home Devices
Smart home devices can add a huge amount of convenience to your day-to-day life, but here are five ways to use them that you probably never heard of.
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The Best Alternative To A Table Saw (According To Users)
Table saws are fantastic tools for ripping and crosscutting wood, but if you don't have the space or need portability, there are alternatives.
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What Does It Mean When A Pilot Says 'Heavy'?
If you've ever listened in on ATC communications between the tower and planes, you might hear the term "heavy." Here's what that means (beyond the obvious).
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9 Of The Best Musical Instruments & Gear To Look For At Garage Sales
Scouting for secondhand instruments? These 9 picks are worth checking out at garage sales if you're after quality gear without the premium price tag.
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5 Cheap New Trucks With High Towing Capacities
It's no secret that pickup trucks can come with a high sticker price, but if you are on a budget and need towing capabilities; here are the best options.
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