This Is Considered The Best Pickup Truck By Customer Satisfaction
If you are in the market for a new pickup truck, but aren't sure what you to get, don't worry. Here is the best model rated by customer satisfaction.
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Tesla Isn't Alone, Most Electric Cars Lose Value Faster Than You Might Think
Electric vehicles may be better for the environment and have lower running costs, but data suggests they lose value far quicker than gas-powered models.
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This Google Pixel Update Could Share All Your Text Messages With Your Boss
Google has announced a new feature coming to Pixel phones that will allow your company to read your messages — but it thankfully won't apply to everyone.
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Don't Buy A New Smart TV If It Doesn't Have These Ports
With so many smart TVs on the market, it can be challenging to make a buying decision. That said, just be sure you don't choose one that is missing these ports.
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Legendary British Car Brand Returns With An EV That Screams Old-School Quirkiness
While the company itself is not returning, Austin's brand and trademark was purchased in 2017, laying the foundations of a new Austim Motor Company.
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Engine Hours Vs. Miles: Which Matters More For A Used Diesel Truck, According To Drivers?
A lot of heavy duty trucks are required to display engine hours along with the total mileage. What do drivers say? Which one is more important?
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5 Home Depot Finds To Upgrade Your Utility Trailer
If you happen to have a utility trailer, Home Depot is one of the best places to shop for gear to get the most out of it.
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What Is A Bottle Jack Used For? (And Are There Any Downsides?)
There are several types of automotive jacks, but what exactly is a bottle jack used for? Here's when to use one and its disadvantages.
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Looking For A 2026 Camry Alternative? This One Is At The Right Price Point With More HP
The 2026 Toyota Camry is a good car, but it's not an exciting one. Thankfully, one automaker offers a rival with a much more capable engine under the hood.
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Your Smartphone's USB-C Port Can Do More Than You Think
USB-C has made buying charging cables for smartphones a whole lot more convenient, but it's also opened up a whole world of uses beyond just charging.
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This Is One Of The Worst Japanese Car Brands
There are some Japanese car brands that are respected for their reliability and performance. However, there is one you might want to steer clear of.
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14 Major US Navy Ships Sunk During WW2
The total conflict of the Second World War saw battles on land, in the sky, and at sea. These are just a few Navy ships that paid the ultimate price.
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Why So Many New Cars Are Switching From Manual To Electric Parking Brakes
Manual emergency brakes are becoming less common as many new cars are switching to electric parking brakes. Here's why automakers are making the change.
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5 Legendary Off-Road Trails In The US (And How To Prepare For Them)
The United States is home to trails that test both vehicles and drivers. We highlight five famous routes and the gear and prep they require.
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How Much You Should Actually Be Tipping Your Uber Driver
A tip is a good way to show that you received good customer service, but how much should you give an Uber Driver? Here's what riders give on average.
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Yes, Improper Maintenance Can Hurt Your Car's Resale Value – Don't Make These Mistakes
At some point, it's likely you will want to sell your vehicle, and if you want to get the most for it, it's important not to make these maintenance mistakes.
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5 Of The Biggest Freight Trains On Earth And What They Haul
The biggest freight trains on Earth are built for extreme distances and heavy cargo. Here are five record-setters and the jobs they were designed to handle.
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You Can Watch Netflix On CarPlay With This In-Car Adapter
One of the new CarPlay features that was supposed to come with iOS26 was the ability to watch videos, but automakers haven't been enabling that functionality.
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What Happens To Cruise Ships After They're Retired?
Cruise ships travel thousands of miles in their lifetimes, which can last decades. But at some point, they must be retired. Here's where they go when it's time.
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The Winter Car Mistakes Most Drivers Make, And How To Steer Clear Of Them
Winter driving isn't for the faint of heart, but if you have to travel in it, there are mistakes that should be avoided. Here's how you can be prepared.
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Are Remote-Controlled Lawn Mowers Any Good? Here's What Users Say
Users rave about the comfort and power of remote-controlled mowers, but they’re not without drawbacks. Find out what real owners have to say.
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How Fast Can A Car Drive In Reverse?
Driving in reverse is usually only meant for certain situations, but some push the limits. Here's how fast a typical car goes and some, that have broke records.
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A Brief History Of The Warlocks Motorcycle Club
The Warlocks Motorcycle Club, founded by U.S. Navy servicemen, is one of the most recognized one-percenter motorcycle gangs, as well as one of the most violent.
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Common Problems With Toro Lawn Mowers (According To Users)
Toro sells millions of mowers, but some failures appear again and again. We break down the user-reported issues that crop up across multiple Toro models.
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Is It Safe To Use A Cordless Drill While Standing In Water?
Cordless drills are incredibly versatile and can be used almost anywhere, but is it safe to use one while standing in water? Here's what you need to know.
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Is It Legal To Check Your Phone At A Red Light? Here's What CA Law Says
California has rolled out an increasingly comprehensive law regarding cell phone use while driving, but does the law still apply at a red light?
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How To Stream The Videos On Your Phone To Your TV For Big Screen Viewing
Looking to watch a video from your phone on your big screen TV? There's actually a number of ways you can actually broadcast files from your phone.
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