Chevy Stopped Sales On Two Of Its Best Corvette Models - Here's Why
Two models of Chevy Corvette are no longer able to be purchased, but the reason Chevy pulled the cars from the market has to do with a serious safety concern.
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Why Do Airliners Still Display 'No Smoking' Signs If Smoking's Banned On Planes?
Although smoking has been outlawed on passenger flights for decades, no smoking signs are still mandated by the Federal Aviation Authority.
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Do Batteries Really Bounce When They're Dead?
You might have seen social media posts and videos about the so-called battery bounce test -- if you drop a battery and it bounces, it's dead. Does it work?
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6 Of The Coolest Police Cars From Around The World
A few police departments around the world are lucky enough to have a supercar in their arsenal. These six are the coolest of them all.
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Is Your Ryobi Pressure Washer Being Recalled? Here's How To Know For Sure
Ryobi has announced a number of its pressure washers are being recalled due to a severe mechanical issue. Here's how to see if your machine is affected.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Buying Kobalt Tools On Amazon
While it is possible to find Lowe's exclusive tool brand Kobalt on Amazon, you should probably think twice before clicking the buy it now button.
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The 2025 Lincoln Navigator Definitely Isn't For Me, But I Wish It Was
Six-figures of brash American luxury. Who can argue with that?
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Here's Why You May Want To Add Fender Flares To Your Jeep
The Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator are some of the most popular off-road SUVs among customizers, and one of the most popular upgrades is definitely fender flares.
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4 Cute & Fun Mini Tools You Can Find At Harbor Freight (According To Reviews)
What's not to love about smaller versions of various objects? These Harbor Freight mini-sized tools are not just adorable, but practical, too.
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Yes, You're Hearing Snapping Twigs Every Time You Turn On Your Volvo's Turn Signal
Many modern cars have electronic turn signals that don't make the familiar clicking sound with each flash, so Volvo took to the forest to craft a substitute.
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Why Are Aircraft Carrier Runways Angled & How Long Are They?
When most people think about aircraft carriers, they think about modern day carriers with angled runways. However, that wasn't always the case.
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How To Use Any Android Device As A Second Screen For Your Mac
Mac screens can feel cramped for multitasking, but there’s a way to add more room. Learn how Android devices can help you set up a second screen.
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What It Means When You See A Biker Point Two Fingers Down
Motorcyclists have their own sign language in order to warn or show respect to other riders. Here's what it means when they point two fingers down.
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Who Makes Mini Cooper Engines And Are They The Same As BMW's?
BMW owns multiple automotive brands and Mini Cooper represents the youthful, metropolitan-friendly option. And sharing parts between brands is not unheard of.
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Which Ducati Motorcycle Is Best For Beginner Riders?
Ducati is well-known for making expensive high-performance bikes, but that doesn't mean there's not an option for beginners. Here's what we suggest.
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After Trying Honor's New Super-Slim Phone, Laptop & Tablet, The Winner Is Clear
SlashGear was able to do hands-on testing of Honor's new super-slim phone, laptop, and tablet. However, in our opinion, one is a cut above the rest.
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You Might Be Eligible To Score A Heavy Rebate On A New E-Bike — Here's How
Local governments in certain cities are implementing and considering rebates for ebikes, which could end up saving future buyers a solid chunk of change.
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Can An Airplane Simulate Zero Gravity Flight?
Zero gravity relies on you, your surroundings, and the air all falling at the same rate, and airplanes flying parabolic arcs can provide the conditions.
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Which Country's Navy Controls The Most War Ships?
Global naval power is changing fast as countries invest in new warships and technology. Here’s what’s driving the shift and what it means for the seas.
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5 Top-Rated Harbor Freight Tool Storage Solutions, Ranked By Size
Harbor Freight is known for its wide array of accessible tools, but it also provides storage solutions. These five cabinets cover a range of needs and budgets.
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Are Craftsman Tools Still Made In The US?
It's probably not a stretch to say that Craftsman built its reputation on high-quality American manfuacturing. But is that still the case now?
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How To Turn Off Instagram Map, The Social Network's New Location Tracker Feature
Instagram's new Map feature lets you share your location in real-time, but not everyone wants that. Thankfully, there's no need to get too worked up about it.
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10 Wear-And-Tear Car Parts You Should Never Go Cheap On (And 3 That You Can)
Auto maintenance is an expensive endeavor, but cutting costs on vital parts can lead to costly repairs, uncomfortable rides, and unsafe driving conditions.
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Soundcore Space A40 Vs P40i Earbuds: What's The Difference?
The Soundcore Space A40 offers DAC high-resolution audio streaming and great noise canceling, while the P40i boasts longer battery life, and an IPX5 rating.
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Don't Get Caught Holding Your Phone While Driving In This State (Even If It's Off)
Think you’re safe holding your phone for directions behind the wheel? This state just set a strict new rule you’ll want to know before your next drive.
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5 Attachments To Mount To The Back Of Your Jeep Instead Of A Spare Tire
The back-mounted spare tire is one of the most recognizable aspects of the Jeep brand, but many owners are getting rid of it to install those accessories.
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These Honda And Acura Models Are Under Investigation Over A Major Engine Concern
An investigation is underway due to a major engine concern affecting several Honda and Acura models. Here's everything you need to know so you're prepared.
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