5 Signs Your Engine's Serpentine Belt Needs Replacing
Your serpentine belt controls a number of components in your engine, so it's pretty important. Here are a few signs to watch out for if it starts to go.
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The 3 Most Ridiculous Features Of The New Bugatti Tourbillon
Bugatti just released new information about its upcoming Tourbillon hyper sports car. Here are its three most ridiculous features.
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How Much Does A Harley-Davidson MT500 Weigh & Why Are People Confused About It?
The MT500 is one of the rarest Harley-Davidson motorcycles ever made; an estimated 500 of them were ever built. But what made this bike so rare? One word: Gas.
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4 Budget-Friendly Sonos Alternatives For Your Home Or Workspace
Sonos speakers are known for their high quality and premium prices. We look at several budget-friendly alternatives that don’t sacrifice quality.
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Here's How Much It Costs To Fly In An L-39 Aero Jet In The US
If it has always been your dream to fly in a military fighter jet but you don't feel like joining the armed forces, catch a ticket for an Aero L-39 jet flight.
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Every Major Leaf Blower Brand Ranked Worst To Best
There are so many leaf blower brands it can be hard to tell the good from the bad. Here's how we think they're ranked, based on a variety of factors.
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The Diesel-Powered VW Dasher Wagon: What Years Was It Made & How Fast Could It Go
The Volkswagen diesel Dasher wagon was a short-lived model, and it was never the most powerful car, but it remains one of the most curious Passat variants.
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Everything To Know About The American T5 Military Tank
The American T5 tank was one of the first ever produced by the United States and would help set the foundation for the armored tanks we have today.
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Here's Why Ford Discontinued The EcoSport
The Ford EcoSport was a very popular small crossover in other parts of the world, but when the automaker tried to bring it to the U.S., it didn't go well.
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Here's Why The Boeing 747 Was Discontinued
The original "jumbo jet" the Boeing 747 was officially retired in 2023. Here's why the company retired the "Queen of the Skies" and what might replace it.
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Why The US Government Banned Kaspersky, One Of The Biggest Anti-Virus Tools
If you have Kaspersky tools installed on your computer, take note, they've just been banned. Here's the why, and how long you've got to replace them.
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Home Depot Finds: 6 Budget-Friendly Accessories For Your Vehicle's Interior
Even if your vehicle is loaded with bells and whistles, here are six budget-friendly accessories from Home Depot to consider adding to its interior.
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Bugatti Tourbillon Is A 277 Mph V16 Hybrid To Prove ICE Isn't Dead Yet
Step aside, Chiron and Veyron. There is a new sheriff in town: the Tourbillon. With a 277 mph V16 hybrid, Bugatti is proving that ICE isn't dead yet.
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How To Find And Delete Drafts On Instagram
If you’re an avid user of Instagram, you probably have lots of drafts for Stories, Reels, and posts. Here’s how to delete drafts you no longer want.
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What Does Kawasaki's 'KRT Edition' Mean And How Is It Different From The Ninja 400?
The Kawasaki Ninja 400 motorcycle comes in two flavors: the standard version and the KRT Edition. Here is everything that makes the KRT different.
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The Samsung 86" UHD TV That Only Sam's Club Members Can Get For 50% Off
Sam's Club members have been talking about a deal that sounds too good to be true: a Samsung 86" UHD TV for 50% off. Here's what you need to know.
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The Formerly Futuristic Way Amazon Scans For Product Defects Before Shipping
It would seem that the future is here already, and hopefully it will result in less Amazon packages being returned to source due to defects.
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How To View Your Saved Passwords In Google Chrome
The saved passwords feature in Chrome can be a little hard to find. Here's our step-by-step instructions to help for Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS devices.
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5 Older Trucks With Surprisingly Decent Gas Mileage
Many might not think that some older trucks have surprisingly decent gas mileage, but there are a few worth considering if you are in the market for one.
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10 Mistakes You Might Be Making When Changing The Air Filter In Your Vehicle
Replacing the engine air filter in your car is a pretty simple bit of maintenance you can do at home. Just make sure you don't make any of these mistakes.
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Cummins 4BT Vs. 6BT Engines: What's The Difference?
The Cummins 4BT and 6BT diesel engines are popular for engine swaps. We compare the two engines so you can decide which will work best for you.
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Rivian's EV Trip Planner Is Getting A Big Upgrade, And You Don't Need A Rivian To Use It
One of the speed bumps in the EV market is the accessibility of charging stations. That's why Rivian is upgrading its trip planner, not only for its EV models.
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Open Box, Refurbished, And Used Electronics: Differences And How To Find The Best Deals
A lot of different words get tossed around to describe non-new electronics. Here's how to know the difference between them and get your money's worth.
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The Ford Capri Rallycross 4x4 That Was Too Tough To Drive
Despite its impact on increasing the popularity of rallycross to the masses, the Ford Capri 4WD consistently struggled on the circuit, even with expert drivers.
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Why Are Dirt Bike Helmets Shaped Differently From Motorcycle Helmets?
Dirt bike helmets have a distinct look compared to regular motorcycle helmets. Here’s why they are different and why you should use them on the track.
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7 Awesome Vehicles Used By SEAL Teams
U.S. Navy SEALs are among the most skilled and well-equipped military units in the world. Here are some of the versatile vehicles they use in their missions.
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When Was The Last 2-Stroke Detroit Diesel Engine Made & Why Did They Stop Production?
Detroit Diesel's 2-stroke diesel engines were stalwarts for many years, but the company eventually abandoned them for the 4-stroke models. Here's why.
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