9 New Harbor Freight Tools & Products You Should Have On Your Radar
Harbor Freight has revealed a large lineup of new products at SEMA 2024, including new power tools, power stations, and a couple of portable solar panels.
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Blink Outdoor 4: What Kind Of Batteries Do These Cameras Use & How Many Do You Need?
If you're looking for a wireless security camera solution, Blink has you covered with a number of key features that are supported by a common battery type.
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How To Push Start A Motorcycle With A Dead Battery
If you've ever been stranded with a dead motorcycle battery, you know how stressful it can be. Fortunately, you may be able to get up and running with a push.
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Volvo's EX30 Will Be Available In The US Soon (But Some Trims Still Have A Long Wait)
Volvo confirmed that it will start fulfilling pre-orders for the EX30 for its U.S. customers, and here's when.
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Is The Chevy Bel Air Really Returning In 2025?
The 1950s Chevy Bel Air is one of the most iconic classic cars ever made, but are the rumors of it returning in 2025 true? Here's what you need to know.
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Common Problems With The Chevrolet Trailblazer (According To Owners)
Unlike its reliable cousin the Blazer, the Chevy Trailblazer is often a target of angry complaints about its reliability. Here's what irked owners have to say.
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Formovie Theater Premium Review: A 4K Projector Promising A Cinematic Experience At Home
The Formovie Theater Premium projector turns an entertainment room into a movie theater -- hence the name. But is it worth the price?
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What Does The API Symbol Mean On A Motor Oil Container?
Do you find the symbols on a container of motor oil baffling? Even if you understand most of them, you may not know the meaning of the three letters "API."
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2025 Kia K5 GT Review: Affordable Fun, Even If GT-Line Keeps One Big Advantage
SlashGear takes the 2025 Kia K5 GT for a drive, and while it is missing some features purists may want, it's an affordable and fun car worth considering.
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Was 2003 A Good Year For The Harley-Davidson Sportster? Here's What You Need To Know
If you're looking to pick up an old Harley, snagging the 2003 Sportster with a 100-year anniversary badge means you'll get classic cruising with a modern touch.
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Boeing 797: What We Know About The 'New Midsize Aircraft'
The future of Boeing's mid-size aircraft line is up in the air after a series of technical problems with its most iconic crafts, but here's what we know so far.
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Is The Porsche Emblem Real Gold? Here's What It's Made Of
You can spot a Porsche a long way off thanks to its shiny emblem, with a leaping horse, antlers and bars of black and red. But is that background real gold?
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5 Things To Know Before Buying A Roku Doorbell
For those looking to invest in Roku's brand of home security, Roku's smart doorbells on offer (like other comparable home security options) have pros and cons.
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How Reliable Are BMW S65 Engines? Here's What Owners Have To Say
The BMW S65 engine won the International Engine and Powertrain of the Year Award from 2008 to 2012, but here's what owners have to say about its reliability.
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10 Ryobi Expand-It Attachments To Supercharge Your Home Tool Kit
The Expand-It line from Ryobi offers increased flexibility and adaptability from a brand already known for its reliable tool lineup.
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How LiDAR Helped Archaeologists Discover Two Lost Mountain Cities
Technology enables scientists to measure and discover things that would be impossible to find without it, like these lost mountain cities in Eastern Europe.
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2024's Priciest Tech: These Are The Most Expensive Products We Tried
As products improve and receive more features, the more they tend to cost. Here are some of the priciest tech products we tested in 2024.
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Why iPhone Emojis Look So Big In iOS 18 (And Can You Make Them Smaller?)
With the updated iOS 18, Apple seem to have enlarged the emoji set, for no discernible reason, and a great number of people aren't happy about it.
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The Most Reliable Years For The Audi A4, And Some To Avoid (According To Owners)
Audi is a brand primarily focused on luxury and not necessarily reliability. Still, some model years of vehicles like the A4 are more reliable than others.
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Sorry Land Rover, Kia's New EV9 Off-Roader Just Stole The Show
Kia just unveiled a new EV at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas that should have SUV enthusiasts turning their heads from the Land Rover. Here are the details.
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6 Smart Tech Gadgets That'll Make Cleaning Easy In Any Home
Here's six smart tech gadgets that'll make cleaning easy in any home, based on my own personal experience, and professional reviews.
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What Is An RTV Vehicle, And How Is It Different Than An ATV?
You have options for getting around on a smaller vehicle designed for the terrain, but the RTV might be a lesser-known one. Here's what it is and what it's for.
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What Is The GMC Black Widow Package And How Much Does It Cost?
The GMC Black Widow is an impressively elaborate truck, but getting the whole package will set you back tens of thousands of dollars easily.
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Who Owns Buick And Where Are Its Cars Built?
Buick is considered an American company through-and-through, but is that actually the case? Who owns the storied company and where are its cars manufactured?
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Ford SuperCab Vs. Crew Cab: What's The Difference Between These F-Series Trucks?
The differences between Ford's SuperCab and Crew Cab/SuperCrew cabin options may determine which is right for you.
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Was The F-117 Nighthawk A Fighter Or A Bomber? Why The Jet's Designation Is So Confusing
The "F" in the F-117's name indicates that it's a fighter. But it wasn't armed for air-to-air combat. So was it a fighter? A bomber? An attack plane?
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How Is The Harley-Davidson Roadster Different From A Standard Sportster?
The Roadster and the Sportster are cut from the same Harley-Davidson cloth, but they're quite different.
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