This Toyota Has The Worst Resale Value, And We Think We Know Why
Not all Toyotas hold their value equally well. This one struggles in the resale market, and the reasons go beyond simple supply and demand.
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5 Of The Worst Engines Ever Made By Volkswagen
Not every engine Volkswagen built became a classic. These are some of the worst VW engines, ranked by their original release date.
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Ever spotted a stuffed animal hanging on a truck? For many drivers, it’s more than decoration, it carries meaning, luck, or a story from the road.
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Here's Why Laser Pointers Can Be Dangerous For Airplanes
Laser pointers may seem harmless, but their misuse near airplanes has raised serious safety concerns among pilots, regulators, and federal agencies.
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What Comes In The Craftsman Versastack 230-Piece Tool Set?
The Craftsman 230-piece VersaStack Mechanics Tool Set has a variety of tools and accessories useful for a number of jobs.
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Can A Boeing Pilot Fly An Airbus Jet?
Pilots need specific type ratings to fly different kinds of aircraft. As Boeing and Airbus planes are radically different, a pilot would require retraining.
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5 Discontinued Gadgets We Still Find Useful, Ranked By Age
Five once-essential gadgets — from PSPs to CRT TVs — that are discontinued but still hold unique charm and practical value in today’s tech world.
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This Car Holds Its Value Better Than Any Other, According To A New Study
Not all vehicles depreciate at the same rate, and this particular model seems to hold its value better than the rest, according to this recent study.
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If you're looking for a dependable used car in 2025, you'll want to consider models that balance reliability, affordability, and everyday practicality.
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What A Mid-Engined Porsche Carrera GT Could Have Looked Like
Adrien Brody visited Porsche and got a glimpse of a car that never was. What would it have been like if the car in the sketches from 1999 had been produced?
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Where Are Boeing's AH-64 Apache Helicopters Made?
The Boeing AH-64 Apache features in the militaries of several countries around the world, so it's appropriate that its production is also a global affair.
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Will Home Depot Be Selling The Viral 12ft Skeleton Halloween Decoration In 2025?
Halloween decorations have been around forever, but few have become as iconic as Home Depot's 12-foot Skelly. Is it coming back for 2025, though?
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Is It Illegal To Drive Under The Speed Limit? Here's What You Should Know
While you might think that law only prohibits driving too fast, many states also have laws about driving too slowly. Here's why these laws exist.
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Can You Rely On Amazon's 'Overall Pick' When Shopping Online?
Amazon's "Overall Pick" badge makes it seem like the product is bound to be a hit, but is that always true? We break it down for you in our deep dive.
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These Harbor Freight Tools Can Sharpen Your Lawn Mower Blades
A major component of owning a lawnmower is making sure that your blades are always sharpened, which you can easily do yourself with tools from Harbor Freight.
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Armored Coffin: What Made Russia's T-35 One Of The Worst Tanks Ever Made
The Soviet T-35 was a massive, multi-turreted mechanical monster, but it was also slow, prone to mechanical failure, and was ineffective on the battlefield.
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The Wildest, Rarest, Most Ridiculously Expensive Cars Of Monterey Car Week 2025
From super-expensive supercars from familiar names, to exotica from companies you may never heard of, things are heating up in the car world's most lavish show.
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This Is The Worst Time Of Year To Buy A Used Car, According To This Study
Buying a car is a big decision, and an expensive one at that. So if you want to get the best deal, this study says you shouldn't buy during this time.
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Are Golf Carts Street Legal In North Carolina?
You may have seen more people riding around on golf carts in the streets of North Carolina, but these vehicles are subject to certain rules and regulations.
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Yes, Ryobi Made A Mini Pruning Chainsaw With A 12V Internal Battery
Ryobi's mini chainsaw has an internal 12V battery, and can make up to two dozen cuts of four inch diameter limbs on a single charge.
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DeWalt Vs. Craftsman Impact Driver: How These Competitor Power Tools Compare
DeWalt and Craftsman have power tool lines aimed at different demographics, and that includes their Impact Drivers, but which one is right for you?
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What's The Point Of Yamaha's Silent Guitar & How Much Does One Weigh?
Yamaha's Silent Guitar is perhaps the most unique guitar design on the market, but it does offer a unique experience that many musicians may find beneficial.
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13 Features That Make Any Car A Police Magnet
There is a lot more to avoiding a ticket than keeping your foot off the gas. These modifications are sure to attract unwanted attention from law enforcement.
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This Is 2025's Least-Driven Car, According To A New Study
We all make different demands of the cars we drive, so naturally some of us put more miles on our cars than others. This is the model that gets the least use.
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Can Driving Over Broken Glass Damage Your Tires?
Your tires are designed to manage all sorts of road hazards and obstacles, but will you damage your tires if you drive your car over a patch of broken glass?
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What Are The Pros & Cons Of Owning Or Leasing A Private Jet? Here's What You Should Know
Whether it's renting or owning, taking a private jet is taking a private jet. However, there are pros and cons of doing so compared to a commercial flight.
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What's The Most Miles Ever Recorded On A Bentley?
When you think about high-mileage cars, Bentley might not be your first thought. But a car auction recently sold a Bentley with some serious mileage.
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