10 High-Tech Gadgets You Didn't Realize Set A World Record
Technology has to come from somewhere. It definitely evolves fast, but there are some high-tech gadgets that you might not know set a world record.
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Why T-Mobile Buying US Cellular Could Be A Disaster For Budget Cellphone Plans
T-Mobile is moving to acquire US Cellular, and if past efforts in acquisition and consolidation are any clue, it may not be all good news for US Cellular users.
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5 Harbor Freight Utility & Service Carts To Help Around Your Workspace
Utility and service carts can be great help around your workspace. Luckily, Harbor Freight has five budget-friendly options that you should consider.
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3 Ways To Keep Track Of Your Car's Maintenance Schedule
Staying up to date with your vehicle's maintenance schedule is vital to ensuring it is running at its best. Here are three great ways to keep you on track.
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10 Of The Rarest Motorcycles Ever Built
Some rare motorcycles were built to be hard to come by, while others never saw the commercial success their builders had hoped for.
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How Strong Are Carbon Fiber Parts, And Are They Really Worth The Price?
If you're considering some carbon fiber parts for your car, you may wonder how strong the material really is and whether it's actually worth the price.
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3 Reasons Your Car Didn't Pass A SMOG Test (And How Much It Might Cost To Fix)
If you live in a state where you are required to do a SMOG test, here are three reasons why you didn't pass and how much it will cost to fix the issue.
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Every Generation Pontiac Trans Am, Ranked Worst To Best
The Pontiac Trans Am is one of the most iconic muscle cars ever made, and while the car (and the brand) isn't around anymore, every generation was interesting.
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How Long Do Motorcycle Helmets Last And Do They Have An Expiry Date?
It may seem like if your helmet looks sturdy, it's fine. But there are some key guidelines about when you should replace them and why.
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These Are The Last 8 Minivans Of The Decade In The US, Ranked From Worst To Best Selling
Minivans appear to be a dying breed of automobile, if their dwindling variety is anything to go by. The sales numbers of the last few on the market may explain.
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The 2025 Porsche 911 GTS' Hybrid Engine Proves Electric Is The Future Of Sports Cars
Porsche's first road-going hybrid 911 aims for speed, not fuel economy, with the 2025 911 Carrera GTS getting more power and a bigger price tag.
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5 Of The Easiest Ways To Increase Your Car's Resale Value
If you have decided it's time to sell your vehicle and upgrade to a new one, here are five of the easiest ways to increase your car's resale value.
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Everything You Need To Know About Ryobi's Riding Lawn Mowers Before You Buy
If you've been looking to upgrade to Ryobi's riding electric lawn mowers, there are a few things you should be aware of before dropping money on the purchase.
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The Unique History Of The Italian Submarine Scirè In WW2
As part of Italy's special forces in WWII, the Scirè submarine has a long and storied history, including being one of the first ships to deploy human torpedoes.
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5 Of The Best Car Trunk Organizers You Can Find On Amazon
Whether you need it for grocery shopping or just want to keep your stuff easy to find, here are five of the best car trunk organizers you can find on Amazon.
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Here's How The Honda CB450 Got Its Name 'Black Bomber'
Honda's iconic moniker for the CB450 took what could've been seen as a limitation, morphing it into the iconic name the Honda motorcycle wears today.
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Ford 3.5L EcoBoost V6 Vs. 5.0L V8: Which Is The Better Engine?
If you are looking to buy a Ford F-150 truck, should you go with the 3.5L EcoBoost V6 or the 5.0L V8 engine? We compare the two to help you decide.
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5 Reasons Why You're Getting High Electric Bills With Solar Panels
Many people install solar panels to offset high electricity bills, but sometimes it's not that easy. Here are some of the reasons your bill may have gone up.
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Here's How The Harley-Davidson Shovelhead Engine Got It's Name
The Harley-Davidson Shovelhead engine may be infamous in its own right, but how did it earn its iconic name and what ultimately happened to it.
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Who Makes Cison Engines & How Much Do They Cost?
Cision engines are designed for use in RC cars, boats, planes, and motorcycles. We explain what they are, who makes them, and how much they cost.
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What's The Top Speed Of Razor's MX650 Motorcycle & How Much Weight Can It Safely Hold?
In the market for new wheels? Here's how fast Razor's top-shelf model of Dirt Rocket youth bikes, the MX650, can go, and how much weight it can safely hold.
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Everything You Need To Know About The Boeing 737NG Family
While the 737 MAX has recently seen controversy, the larger Boeing 737NG family of passenger jets has proven successful in several civilian and military uses.
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Who Makes Harbor Freight's Heat Guns & How Many Of Them Are Cordless Options?
Harbor Freight has a wide variety of budget-friendly tools, including heat guns. But who makes them and how many cordless options are there?
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10 Of The Most Iconic Motorcycles Of All Time
The most iconic motorcycles in automotive history make a mark not just on the design of future models and trends, but on the cultures in which they're sold.
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4 Facts About The Pontiac Grand Prix Probably Only Hardcore Car Fans Know
The Pontiac Grand Prix was one of the longest-lived car models until it was discontinued in 2009. Let's take a look at some history many people don't know.
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Is The Honda Trail 125 A Good Bike For Beginners? Here's What You Need To Know
With a small size this efficient Honda is beginner-friendly, but with an added quirk. We've got all the other details you need to know here.
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The Best Years For Toyota Corolla (And Some To Avoid)
Known for its excellent fuel economy and reliability, the Toyota Corolla has been a popular sedan choice for years, but some were better than others.
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