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In the early 2000s, Ford experimented with a hydrogen powered concept SUV that had perplexing styling and a modular interior made from recyclable material.
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You've probably never even thought about how much data your car scrapes off your phone. The answer is a lot, and manufacturers can do most anything with it.
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The Amazon Fire TV Stick is a perpetual bestseller at Amazon due to its affordable pricing. If you've picked one up, you might want to grab these accessories.
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Mazda's zoom-zoom-zoom goes off-road, with the 2024 CX-50 promising a blend of style, comfort, and unexpected practicality in the competitive crossover segment.
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Over time, Subaru has become a reliable and potent vehicle, especially in the Northeast U.S. However, Subaru's initial entry in the U.S. market was shaky.
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Throughout the years, there have primarily been two distinct layouts of 12-cylinder engines: the V12 and the flat-12.
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BMW did not start out building motorcycles, but once it started making them, they quickly became the standard for professional racers around the world.
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Saab is most famous for its cars here in America, but the company actually started out making airplanes for the Swedish Air Force. Its best was the J35 Draken.
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