A Huge Rule Change Could Make Some EVs More Expensive
Proposed plans by the Biden administration could impose a significant increase on EV manufacturers operating (and important materials) from China.
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The One Thing A Commercial Pilot Will Never Do When There's A Passenger Issue Mid-Flight
We sat down with retired Captain Richard Levy, a 40+ year veteran pilot, to talk about his experiences on commercial airlines with disruptive passengers.
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5 Smart Home Devices & Accessories You Can Find At Home Depot
Smart home devices and accessories can make managing your household a lot more convenient. Here are five you can find at The Home Depot to consider.
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5 Tips & Tricks For Detailing Your Vehicle On A Budget
Having your vehicle professionally detailed can get quite expensive. Instead, here are tips and tricks for detailing it yourself while on a budget.
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What To Know About Gasoline Direct Injection (GDI) Engines
Learn how GDi technology evolved from its early challenges in the 1920s to becoming viable in some of the automotive industry's most reliable engines.
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Everything To Know About The A/C Gauge Set From Harbor Freight Before You Buy
The A/C Gauge Set offered by Harbor Freight might be the exact thing your car needs. Here's what you need to know about the product before making a purchase.
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6 Of The Most Popular Suzuki Motorcycles For New Riders
Suzuki is a well-known brand in the motorcycle world, but if you are just getting into the hobby, here are five of the most popular beginner bikes to consider.
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The Best Mountain Bike Brands (And The Ones You Should Avoid)
Learn what makes mountain bike brands exceptional and how to sift through which brands to consider or avoid as you seek the right bike for your next adventure.
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6 Home Depot Finds For Your Next Camping Trip
Home Depot is the one-stop shop for all your project needs, but did you know you can also get camping gear there? Here are six items for your next adventure.
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Can You Get A Motorcycle License Without A Driver's License?
If you're intrigued by the idea of taking to the road on two wheels and want to get your motorcycle license, you may need to get a driver's license first.
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10 Of The Top SUVs For Family Road Trips
An SUV is an ideal vehicle for a family road trip, but which one is right for your family? We're looking at 10 SUVs from 10 different brands to help you decide.
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Everything You Need To Know About Ryobi's Bench Grinder Before You Buy
The Ryobi 6-inch Bench Grinder may be one of the more affordable grinders on the market, but does it have the features you need for sharpening your tools?
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10 Of The Best New SUVs For Towing, Ranked
Check out the best new SUVs for towing, featuring models with capacities over 8,000 pounds, combining robust engineering and advanced technology.
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4 Signs That Your Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor Is Bad (And The Cost To Fix It)
A vehicle's engine coolant termperature sensor plays a significant role in preventing overheating. Here are four signs that it has failed and needs replacing.
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How To Delete Cookies In The Opera GX Browser
Opera GX offers PC gamers some benefits over more resource-heavy browsers, but its UI is slightly different. Here's how to clear its cookies.
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Ryobi 18V Vs 40V Blower: Which Is Best For Your Yard?
Ryobi offers several blowers in both its 18V One+ and 40V battery lines. Here is what you need to know to pick the best blower for your yard.
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9 Things You Need To Do ASAP If You Think You've Been Hacked
While the internet has made our lives more convenient, there are potential risks of being hacked. If it happens, here's what you need to do ASAP.
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5 Of The Best Motorcycle Earplugs To Protect Your Hearing
Whether you are a new or experienced rider, it's important to protect your ears when going on a cruise. Here are five motorcycle earplugs to consider.
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Honda Civic: The Best Years To Buy (And The Ones You Should Steer Clear Of)
Although the Honda Civic might be one of the most reliable sedans out there, not every year is created equal. Here are the car's best and worst years.
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Apple Axes iPad Pro "Crush" Advert After Huge Creator Backlash
Coinciding with Apple's recent announcement of the newest iPad Pro was its "Crush" advert, which has stirred up a frenzy of creator backlash. Here's why.
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Arduino's Wire Library: What It Is & How It Works
Some of the first steps toward working with Arduino is understanding how to write code for it. The good news is that it's made with beginners in mind.
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Common Problems A 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee May Have (And The Cost To Fix Them)
While Jeeps from the 1990s are well regarded, those made during the 2000s haven't been as well received. Here's what to know if you get one.
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Solar Panel Pool Heaters: Do They Really Work?
Yes, you read that correctly. You can use solar panels to heat your pool. And it's actually one of the best most cost-effective uses of solar out there.
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The Chevrolet Malibu Was A Good Car And No One Noticed, Not Even Chevy
Farewell, Malibu: The Chevy sedan that everybody (Chevrolet included) seemed to forget still existed.
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How To Change The Battery In Your Samsung Galaxy SmartTag
A Samsung SmartTag can last up to 700 days, but eventually you'll need to change the battery. Here's how you to do it quickly and safely.
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10 Myths About Noise Canceling Headphones We Need To Put To Bed
Active noise cancellation really cuts down on annoying environmental noise, but it's not a silver bullet. Myths and marketing have muddied the waters for years.
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How Long Does The Battery Last In Ryobi's 6 Gallon Wet-Dry Vacuum & What Does It Cost?
The Ryobi's 6-gallon wet-dry vacuum is a great solution for a variety of messes and cleanups, but the wireless variation means it's got a limited runtime.
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