The Best Years For Pontiac Vibe (And Some To Avoid)
Sharing a platform and development with Toyota, the Pontiac Vibe was largely a reliable compact commuter, but there were a few outlier model years.
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How Much Fuel Can A Eurofighter Typhoon Jet Hold And How Far Can It Travel?
The Eurofighter Typhoon can switch between air-to-air and air-to-surface combat. Here's how much fuel it can hold and how far it can travel on missions.
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10 Used Hyundai Models You Should Steer Clear Of At All Costs
Hyundai has earned its reputation for producing affordable and generally reliable vehicles, but there are still a few model years that are best avoided.
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6 Reasons You Should Read Your Owner's Manual
A new car can be a mysterious thing, but all the answers are typically found right in the owner's manual. The problem is, few people bother to read it.
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3 Big Reasons American Car Manufacturers Still Can't Catch Up To Tesla
As Tesla continues to lead the EV pack, we spoke with an expert to discover why other car manufacturers are having a hard time catching up.
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Every Subaru Model Made In The USA
Subaru produces quite a few popular cars at its Lafayette, Indiana factory. Here are the models currently made there, and the ones that used to be made there.
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How To Clean Your Car Or Truck After Off-Roading: A Step-By-Step Guide
Off-roading can be as dirty as it can be exciting -- literally. Get the most out of each off-roading experience with this step-by-step cleaning guide.
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4 New Mazda MX-5 Miata Roadster Features Worth Being Excited About
The Mazda MX-5 Miata is a popular racer and one of the best-selling two-seater roadsters in the world. Take a look here at the new features in the 2024 model.
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Which Auto Manufacturer Will Win The Next Decade? An Expert Shares One Signal To Watch
Auto manufacturers may seem like they're on the bleeding edge of tech, but most of their innovation comes from companies called Tier 1 suppliers. What are they?
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You Might Prefer A Makita Drywall Screw-Gun Over Your Drill: Here's Why
The drill vs. screw-gun debate continues. We break down the differences between them and which might be better for your job. Here's what you need to know.
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Mopar Street HEMI Vs. Race HEMI Engines: What's The Difference?
Chrysler's line of HEMI engines started in the 1950s and created a long-lasting legacy. What are the differences between HEMIs for racing or street use, though?
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10 Mistakes You Might Be Making When Changing The Tires On Your Vehicle
Being able to change your own tires is an important skill for any driver, but there are some important missteps that you should be careful to avoid.
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What Is Digital Manufacturing? An Expert Engineer Explains
Some futurist thinkers out there have begun talking about "Digital Manufacturing" or "Industry 4.0," but what do these things mean, and how will they work?
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Rare BMW 325i Convertibles & What They're Worth Today
The BMW 325i convertible is a great car that was offered over a span of almost 30 years. Here are some of the best versions of that car and what they're worth.
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4 Places You Can Find Refurbished Milwaukee Tools Online
If you’re looking to save money on Milwaukee tools, you can purchase them refurbished. Here are a few places online where you can find them.
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10 Used Yamaha Motorcycle Models You Should Steer Clear Of At All Costs
Yamaha has made a staggering amount of great motorcylces over the decades. However, they can't all be winners - are some used models you should avoid.
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What Engine Is In The 2024 Nissan Kicks And How Much Horsepower Does It Produce?
While it's likely not the most powerful crossover on the market, the Nissan Kicks does offer enough of titular kick to get great gas mileage for commuters.
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Is Honda's XR150L The Company's Equivalent To Yamaha's TW200? Here's What To Know
If you're in the market for a dirt bike, two popular ones may catch your eye: Honda's XR150L and Yamaha's TW200. They're similar, but there are key differences.
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Every Generation Of The Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Ranked From Slowest To Fastest
The Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution is an iconic car line in the rally racing world, with decades of success under its belt. Here's how each generation stacks up.
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How Many Aircraft Are On The USS Eisenhower & How Long Has It Been In Service?
The USS Dwight D. Eisenhower is a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier, which are the largest warships in the world.
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Why It's So Difficult For Scientists To Measure The Age Of Stars
There's one aspect of stars that is still surprisingly hard for scientists to determine: how old a star is.
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This iPhone Trick Makes Watching Content In The Dark Less Harmful
iPhone has solved a screen brightness dilemma with a hidden feature, which you can access in your settings.
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10 Cars You Probably Didn't Realize Were Rebadged Models
Rebadged models are when an automaker sticks its label on the front of another's vehicle and passes it off as their own, and its surprisingly common.
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This 1984 Pontiac Fiero Gained Popularity As An Indy 500 Pace Car: What's One Worth Today?
The Pontiac Fiero is a quintessentially '80s car. It first made waves as a pace car at the Indy 500. You can still find them around, but what are they worth?
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What's So Unique About The Holden HSV Maloo And How Many Were Made?
The Holden HSV Maloo is an absolute standout vehicle, but casual car enthusiasts may wonder just what made it so very special in the first place.
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Why Are Some Houses Blurred On Google Maps?
Google doesn't just blur government building and the houses of celebrities. You can blur your house too. But there are issues to consider before you do.
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15 Harbor Freight Finds You'll Want For Hurricane Season
Hurricane season has just recently begun. If you live in an affected area, make sure to get your hands on these affordable Harbor Freight finds.
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