15 Mini Gadgets That Can Easily Fit Into Your Pocket Or Backpack
If you're looking for useful everyday carry gear, these compact gadgets will slip into your pocket and solve real problems wherever you go.
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Are USB Flash Drives Still Worth Using In 2026?
USB flash drives aren't as common as they once were, but they haven't disappeared. Here's why they still deserve a place alongside newer storage.
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12 Gadgets To Steer Clear Of At Garage Sales
Garage sales are a great way to pick up a significant value, but make sure to steer clear of these 12 gadgets when bargain hunting.
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5 Cooler Brands That Are Made In America
The clunky hard plastic behemoths of the '80s and '90s are gone. Boutique brands produced in the United States are developing innovative coolers with flair.
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3 Unusual USB Gadgets That Are Actually Useful
The USB standard has produced many devices, some weird, some of dubious usability. We've collected a few that seem strange at first, but are actually helpful.
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Anker Makes Popular Accessories And Chargers, But Who Owns The Company?
Anker grew from an Amazon-based battery seller into a global electronics company. Here’s how the business developed and who controls it today.
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4 Work From Home Gadgets To Increase Productivity
More people are working remotely than ever before, but they face lots of distractions. Here are some work from home gadgets to increase productivity.
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5 Anker Gadgets With Deep Discounts In August 2026
If you've ever shopped for a USB cable or charger, you're probably familiar with Anker. The accessory maker currently has some big sales worth checking out.
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12 Gadgets Under $50 That Can Elevate Your Home Office
Setting your home office up for success doesn't have to break the bank; there are dozens of tools and gadgets under $50 that can bring it to the next level.
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7 Outdoor Gadgets That Make Your Backyard More Comfortable
Looking to optimize your backyard? No matter the season, these seven outdoor gadgets will improve your comfort level.
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8 Bluetooth Gadgets That Are Actually Worth Buying
Bluetooth technology is much more than headphones and smartwatches. Check out our list of unexpected Bluetooth devices that can make your life easier.
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Who Owns Logitech And Where Are Its Products Made?
If you've ever touched a computer, it's likely you've used a Logitech mouse, keyboard, webcam, or similar peripheral, as its been making them since the '80s.
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6 Foldable Camping Gadgets To Add To Your Collection
Space is always a premium when camping, so make sure you're aware of these six foldable gadgets you can add to your collection.
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3 Of The Biggest Drawbacks Of Using Portable Power Banks
A portable power bank can be a lifesaver when you're away from an outlet, but there are a few downsides worth knowing before you make it your go-to charger.
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Android (10)
5 New Features Only On The Google Pixel 11 & Google Pixel 11 Pro
Along with new Google Pixel hardware comes cool new features, and most of those are only available on the Pixel 11. At least for now, that is.
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Pixel 11 Pro, Pro Fold, And More: Everything Google Just Released (And What They Cost)
Google has just announced its latest slate of Pixel devices, including two new phones, a new watch, and yes, the ecosystem's own Bluetooth tracker.
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4 Of The Best External Storage Devices For Your Android Phone
While external storage in the past was slow and bulky, modern storage solutions are much more viable for phone usage. Here are some of the best you can buy.
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Android Just Lost A Major Player: Why OnePlus Leaving The USA Matters
With OnePlus officially bowing out of the U.S. smartphone market, American consumers are poised to lose out from the lack of diversity in the market.
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5 Of The Best Motorola Phones You Can Buy In 2026
Looking for a dependable Android upgrade? Discover the five highest-rated Motorola smartphones that offer the best battery and value this year.
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Google Pixel 10 Vs OnePlus 15: Which Phone Offers Better Battery Life?
The Google Pixel 10 and OnePlus 15 are both compelling phones with a lot going for them, but one has a definite advantage when it comes to battery life.
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5 Free Useful Alternatives To Paid Android Apps
Android apps can be helpful with just about every aspect of your digital life, but subscription fees can pile up quick if you're not careful. These will help.
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5 Frequently-Used Gadgets You Should Restart More Often Than You Probably Do
Smart devices including phones, tablets, routers, and even TVs all need a reboot every now and then. Here's how often you should be pulling the plug.
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Why Does Wireless Android Auto Turn On Your Phone's Wi-Fi?
Wondering why your wireless car connection automatically turns on your phone's Wi-Fi? Discover the hidden tech limits that make Bluetooth simply too slow.
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These Android Phones Are Losing YouTube App Access In 2026
Some Android phones are going to start to lose access to the YouTube app in the coming weeks. Here's why that will happen and what you can do instead.
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Artificial Intelligence (1)
Claude Voice Mode Update Finally Fixes Users' Biggest Complaint
Is your Claude AI's voice assistant fumbling complex tasks? Discover the massive update that finally fix this issue.
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Audio (3)
9 Gadgets And Accessories To Upgrade Your Turntable/Vinyl Experience
Short of getting new speakers or headphones, these turntable accessories are the best way to upgrade your Hi-Fi setup.
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4 Reasons Why People Ditch Their AirPods
Apple's AirPods are hugely popular, but not everyone who buys them sticks with them. Some longtime users have found compelling reasons to make a switch.
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10 Audio Brands That Are Owned By Samsung
You may only know Samsung for its smartphones, but this company may own your favorite speaker brand.
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Automotive Reviews (4)
2026 Kawasaki Versys 650 Review: Can An Affordable Daily-Rider Also Be A Road-Trip Hero?
A few options and accessories make Kawasaki's motorcycle a fantastic all-rounder.
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Toyota's 2026 Sienna Is The Hybrid Minivan To Beat (And This Could Be The Best Trim)
Families wanting flexibility and space without sky-high gas prices should skip the SUV.
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Hyundai's 2026 Palisade Had One Glaring Issue: Does A Hybrid Make It The 3-Row SUV To Beat?
Hyundai's new hybrid Palisade isn't cheap, but it's a road-trip king.
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The 2026 Lexus RZ Costs Too Much To Ignore Its Biggest Flaw
The luxury electric crossover segment has only got more competitive since the RZ first launched. Is Lexus keeping up?
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Aviation (10)
Aircraft Carriers In The 1860s? The Civil War Saga Of The Steamboat Fanny
The American Civil War saw the formation of the Balloon Corps for Federal Army, and it wasn't long until this newly formed division took to the sea.
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5 Of The Worst Combat Jets To Fly In The Vietnam War
The United States brought a full complement of supersonic jets to the Vietnam War, but some of the planes in the Air Force's arsenal didn't meet the challenge.
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What Is The 'Pickle' Button On Fighter Jets For?
The word "pickle" has many different meanings in the English language as both a noun and verb. There are even a few uses specific to the United States military.
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Why Do Some Fighter Jets Carry Missiles On Their Wingtips?
To the layman, wingtips don't really seem like an ideal place to carry missiles, yet some fighter jets do exactly that. Here's why they do so.
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5 Fighter Jets That Are Quicker Than The F-16
Quick and agile, the F-16 Fighting Falcon has a top speed of around Mach 2.0. However, it's not the fastest thing in the skies by a long shot.
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13 Militaries With The Most Helicopters In Service, Ranked
These militaries have the largest helicopter fleets, complementing fighter jet forces and bolstering airpower projection both regionally and globally.
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What Does 'Service Ceiling' Mean On A Fighter Jet?
A fighter jet's service ceiling is an important specification that offers an indication of its aerial capabilities. Here's what the term means.
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New Tech Lets Drones Launch And Land From Crewless Boats With Pinpoint Precision
Recon drones and drone swarms aren't anything new, but a German company has developed a drone platform that brings it all to a whole new level.
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What Is Thrust Vectoring And Which Fighter Jets Use It?
Thrust vectoring dates back to the 1930s, when rocket thrust was altered in various ways. However, it didn't find its way into fighter jets for some time.
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How The OV-10 Bronco Went From Troubled Concept To Vietnam War Legend
The OV-10 Bronco didn't have fancy swept wings or supersonic jet engines, but it still became an iconic sight in the skies during the Vietnam era.
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Camera Reviews (1)
DJI Osmo Pocket 4P Review: Beyond The Hype, Beyond Our Borders
DJI Osmo Pocket 4P delivers a top-tier blogging camera in a package that's highly affordable -- just so long as you're in a region where you can buy it.
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Cameras (1)
Insta360 X6 VS My Old X2: Is It Worth The Upgrade?
The new Insta360 X6 is here with automatic editing abilities: Will you trust the machine, or does your world require hands-on control?
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Car Accessories (6)
How Long Do Radiator Hoses Last & What Factors May Affect Their Lifespan?
Radiator hoses can be made from a few different materials, and they generally last for tens of thousands of miles, but they all eventually need replacing.
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7 Car Parts You Can 3D Print (And 6 You Probably Shouldn't)
Some discontinued car parts are easier to replace than ever thanks to 3D printing, but printing the wrong can compromise your vehicle's safety and reliability.
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5 Useful Harbor Freight Trailer Accessories You Can Buy
Harbor Freight sells more than cheap tools. It also offers bigger things like truck trailers for reasonable prices, along with a variety of helpful add-ons.
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13 Of The Best Apps For Tesla Owners
The typical Tesla model is high-tech inside and out. A vehicle for the internet age, its modern take on driving includes a growing ecosystem of handy apps.
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5 Of The Best Apps For Tracking Fuel Economy And Your Car's Other Expenses
The days of dividing the difference in the odometer by hours traveled are long over. These next-gen apps track and report every imaginable travel statistic.
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11 Useful Car Gadgets That Make Road Trips Safer
Road trips can be made much less stressful if you have the right gear and tools for your car ahead of time.
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Cars (112)
6 Of The Fastest Jaguar Sports Cars Of The '90s
In the 1990s, Jaguar produced some elegant models with top-grade power, but what was the fastest? Here are the fastest Jaguar sports cars of the '90s.
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5 Of The Most Hated Pontiac Models Ever Made
Pontiac may have been one of the great innovators in American automotive history, these cars show the writing was on the wall well before GM pulled the plug.
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The Most Iconic Movie Or TV Car Of All Time, According To 33% Of People
There's no shortage of iconic cars from movies, but some of them are more popular than others, and our readers reveal which one stands out among them.
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Marilyn Monroe Only Owned Three Cars (And They All Had One Thing In Common)
There are plenty of rumors surrounding the life of Marilyn Monroe, including the vehicles she owned. Actually, only three have been found to be in her name.
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How Many Miles Is Too Many For An NA Mazda MX-5 Miata?
If you've ever considered buying an NA Mazda MX-5 Miata, you probably wondered how many miles is too much. The short answer is: It depends. Let's talk about it.
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Why Do Some US Roads Have Two Different Speed Limit Signs?
You may have seen a sign on a U.S. road designating two different speed limits. Actually, those limits are designed to regulate different types of vehicles.
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What's The Difference Between A Tow Hitch And A Tow Package?
When you're shopping for a towing vehicle, you will almost certainly encounter the terms tow hitch and tow package. What's the difference between them?
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Not Toyota, Not Ford: This Is The Highest-Revving Inline-6 Engine Of All Time
You might expect it from sleek sports car or a rough and ready pickup, but this BMW engine delivered impressive power to quite few cars in the early 2000s.
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15 Best Alfa Romeos Of All Time
Alfa Romeo isn't as mainstream as other Italian luxury automakers -- but it has produced a lineup of aesthetically superior vehicles.
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Man Gets Busted For Speeding. Then Blames It All On Tesla's Self-Driving Feature
No one likes getting a speeding ticket, but if you're trying to get out of it, maybe don't admit to the police that you weren't actually the one driving.
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How Much Is A 1980 Mustang Worth Today & What Is Its Top Speed?
The 1980 Mustang isn't exactly the most popular, helping to keep its price down on modern auction sites. However, it also comes with a modest top speed.
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Here's How Much A 2021 Toyota Corolla Has Depreciated In 5 Years
In general, Toyota’s vehicles are known to hold their value well with few exceptions. But after five years, exactly how much has the Corolla depreciated?
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What Makes Marine Engine Oil Different From Automotive Oil?
Marine oil and automotive oil both help your vehicles run smoothly, but they're not interchangeable. Here's everything that makes them so different.
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Why European Cars Go Longer Between Oil Changes Than American Ones
Have you ever wondered why European cars are better on oil than American cars? There are a couple perfectly logical reasons.
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Why Some GM-Built Transmissions Feature Allison Badges
Why do GM-built transmissions still wear Allison badges? The answer involves development work, brand recognition, and a licensing agreement that almost ended.
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Will O'Reilly Auto Parts Really Pay You To Recycle Your Car Batteries?
A dead car battery isn't always worthless. Here's what you need to know about O'Reilly's recycling scheme and if your old batteries could get you a gift card.
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What Makes Gear Oil Smell So Different From Motor Oil?
While gear oil and motor oil are both used by your car and often use the same or similar bases (such as mineral or synthetic oils), they smell vastly different.
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What Is The 1-Inch Rule For Car Seats?
Young children must be strapped into a properly installed car seat at all times. The 1-inch rule is very important when it comes to proper installation.
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Can You Use Non-Detergent Motor Oil In Your Car?
The answer is less should you use non-detergent oil on your car, but can you? There might be a couple examples where it would be okay.
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5 Cars With The Coolest Dashboards Displays
From the Lagonda to the LFA, these five cars didn't just go digital. They turned dashboard design into full-blown sci-fi on four wheels.
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Why Consumer Reports Says You Should Skip This Luxury Compact Car In 2026
Consumer Reports has nearly a century of history providing insight for shoppers, and this extends well into the luxury compact car category for 2026.
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What Does Dexos Mean In Motor Oil?
When you go shopping for oil, you might encounter a Dexos certification on some brands. What does this certification actually mean? What's it for?
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4 Most Popular Engine Swaps To Put In A Ford Mustang
If you want to do an engine swap on a Ford Mustang, there is a lot to consider. To help you make the right decision, here are some of the most popular options.
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5 Of The Most Iconic Chevrolet Cop Cars Ever Built
Police and defense forces frequently call upon Chevy to make them specialized vehicles. Here are some of the most iconic Chevrolet cop cars ever built.
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The Toyota RAV4 Plug-In Is Quicker Than These 4 Sports Cars
The Toyota Rav4 Plug-In hybrid SUV is by no means a sports car, but thanks to its electric assistance it's actually lightning in the 0-60 mph sprint.
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5 Signs You're Using The Wrong Motor Oil For Your Car
Motor oil is a vital element in a well functioning automobile, but not all oils suit all engines, and it can be very easy to put the wrong stuff in yours.
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5 Cheap Tools That Make Cleaning The Inside Of Your Car's Windshield A Breeze
Keeping a clear vision of the road is one of the most important parts of driving safely. Treat your windshield like the critical component it is.
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11 Cars With Engines In The Back
These cars broke convention with engines in the back. Let's see how this quirky layout shaped performance and design.
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Is There A Standard Size For All Road Signs?
Road signs come in all different colors, shapes and sizes. However, is there a standard size for all road signs? It actually depends.
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5 Of The Most Impressive Muscle Cars Ever Built By Chevy
Over the years, Chevrolet has made some impressive vehicles, but there are certain muscle cars that standout. Here are five of our favorites.
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Can You 3D Print An Engine Block?
In recent years, 3D printing has gone from a hobbyist pursuit to a manufacturing practice in its own right, and now that includes to the automotive world.
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7 Common Issues With The Toyota GR Corolla Hot Hatch
The Toyota GR Corolla Hot Hatch is essentially a rally car made street legal, but before you buy one, you should keep in mind these common issues.
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Do School Zone Speed Limit Signs Apply In The Summer?
During the dog days of summer, do you still need to slow down for school speed zones? The simple answer is, it's complicated. Here's what you need to know.
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5 Four-Door Family Vehicles Quicker Than A C8 Corvette
The C8 Corvette is very quick, as you'd expect for a mid-engined sports car. What you may not expect is that there are quicker four-door cars out there.
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The 12 Most Expensive Cars In The Fast & Furious Franchise
The Fast & Furious franchise has always been a showcase for nice cars, and as the film budgets increased, so did the value of automotive eye candy on display.
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What Makes Break-In Oil Different From Motor Oil?
Break-in oil and motor oil both go in engines, but there are a few key differences that set them apart, most notably what they do for an engine.
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10 Auto Service Brands That Are Owned By Monro
Chances are you've driven past a Monro-owned shop without realizing it. These recognizable brands all belong to the same automotive service company.
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Nissan Z Vs Toyota GR Supra: Which Sports Car Goes From 0-60 Faster?
The Nissan Z and the Toyota GR Supra are two close competitors in the sports car world. Which one of them has the edge in the 0-60 mph sprint?
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Why Indiana Is Banning Variable Speed Limit Signs Two Years After Installing Them
Indiana is doing away with variable speed limit signs just two years after installing them. While they did work, they created a tricky legal mess.
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Why Do Some Mechanics Taste Engine Oil And Is It Actually Safe?
Maybe you've seen a mechanic in a movie dab their finger in motor oil and give it a taste to diagnose a car. Does this actually work and is it safe to do?
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5 Signs It's Time To Replace Your Old Car
Nothing lasts forever, and that includes that beloved daily driver of yours. You're going to have to replace your car eventually, so you need to be prepared.
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13 Retro Cars That Turned Out To Be Problematic
A modern car with the look and feel of a classic sounds like the best of both worlds, unless that retro car is a failure.
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Toyota Camry Vs. Honda Accord Depreciation: Which Loses More Value After 5 Years?
The Toyota Camry and Honda Accord are both highly-rated stalwarts of the family sedan market, but does one have the edge when it comes to resale value?
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What Is The 107% Rule In F1?
Like with any other motorsport, there are many different rules in Formula 1, with one of the lesser-known ones being the 107% rule. What does it stipulate?
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How Does Your Car Know When The Speed Limit Changes?
Some newer cars can actually update drivers when the speed limit changes on a road, but how does the car know that the speed limit has changed?
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Engine Block Vs. Cylinder Head: What's The Difference?
While you might see these terms used interchangeably while talking about cars, engine blocks and cylinder heads are two different, if related, components.
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How Long Do Ball Joints Last And How Can You Tell When They're Going Bad?
Your car's ball joints are critical suspension components, providing your wheels the movement they need to turn and go over bumps without falling off.
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4 Car Brands Keeping Convertibles Alive In 2026
Convertibles aren't quite the status symbol they were in the 1980s, but a few big brands continue the top-down, wind in your hair lifestyle.
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Are Miatas Good For Road Trips? Here's What Drivers Say
The Mazda MX-5 Miata is a light, zoomy two-seater known for being exciting to drive on winding roads, but long road trips are inherently different.
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3 V6 Engines With Shockingly Large Displacements
V6 engines are usually associated with smaller displacement, but a handful pushed the limits. Here are some of the biggest V6 engines ever built.
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Tire Rack Loved Bridgestone's New UltraWeather Tires, But One Test Really Impressed
Tire Rack drivers took to the roads to test Bridgestone's new UltraWeather models against their WeatherPeak predecessors. One feature really set them apart.
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Not Toyota, Not Honda: This Brand's V6 Has Been On Wards' Best Engines List The Most
Wards' Best Engines lists features the "who's who" in V6 engines. But the most prevalent brand might not be exactly what you think.
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Cops Across The US Are Being Fired For Misusing Flock Camera Data
Flock cameras can be found all over the country, presumably to assist law enforcement solve crimes, but some officers have overstepped their authority.
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How Tall Is Too Tall For A Mazda MX-5 Miata?
A Mazda Miata is a famously small car, but what is the tallest driver it can accommodate? We do the math for you, and it's taller than you might think.
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5 Cars Owned By George Harrison That Prove He Had Great Taste
George Harrison of Beatles fame was a renowned car enthusiast, so we put together a list of five cars that he owned that prove he had great taste.
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7 Of The Most Intense Dogfights In Aerial Combat History
Dogfights have played a crucial role in combat since World War I, with technology continuing to evolve the way air-to-air combat happens.
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What Really Makes Jeeps Incredible Climbers
When it comes to off-roading, Jeep is the one name brand that keeps coming up. From its inception, the Jeep has been a great climber. We'll tell you why.
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Who Owns Jiffy Lube? (It's Not Shell Anymore)
While Shell has owned the Jiffy Lube quick oil change brand of stores for several years, the company has now sold its stake off to some new owners.
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5 Of The Most Iconic Chevrolets From The 1970s
Coming hot off of a legendary decade in the 1960s, Chevy continued to bring the heat in the '70s with some beloved muscles cars, sports cars, and trucks.
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The 10 All-Time Most Impressive Car Stunts In Movies
Action film artisans have skipped CGI, resulting in epic scenes of four-wheeled mayhem to bring some truly spectacular car stunts to the silver screen.
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6 Underrated Dodge Models That Deserve A Spot In Your Garage
Dodge is known for its muscle cars and trucks, but here are some of the most underrated Dodge models that still deserve a spot in your garage.
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12 Of The Best Chevy V8 Engines Ever Produced
Chevrolet's V8 engines have powered some of the company's most iconic cars. Here are the 12 of the absolute best Chevy V8 engines ever made.
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10 Of The Worst Engines Major Companies Ever Put In A Production Vehicle
An unreliable engine can easily cost you thousands of dollars in repairs. These engines are some of the worst that ever found their way into a production car.
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10 Of The Most Iconic Chrysler, Plymouth And Dodge Police Cars Ever Made
From the Dodge Pursuit to the Chrysler Enforcer, Stellantis North America has delivered some iconic police cars over the decades. These are 10 of the best.
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11 Things You Might Not Know About Diesel Engines
Diesel engines have an interesting history and differ from gasoline engines in a variety of ways that the casual driver may not know.
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Here's Why Your Car's Tires Are Wearing Unevenly
Although tire wear is part and parcel of the car owner's experience, uneven tire wear can typically be avoided. Here's how to spot and fix the issue.
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5 Pro Tips For Driving A JDM Car In The US
Importing a JDM car is very tempting, but what's it actually like to live with? Maddie Cuccio, owner of an imported Nissan Skyline sedan, has the insights.
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Popular Synthetic Oil Brands Ranked Worst To Best
While changing the oil in your car is a basic part of vehicle maintenance, there are a lot of choices out there. Here are the best synthetic oil brands, ranked.
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What Does 'Photo Enforced' Mean On A Speed Limit Sign?
A photo enforced speed limit sign can involve more than a camera, since ticket reviews, warning signs, and driver responsibility can vary by state or city.
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Speed Limit Signs Vs. Advisory Speed Signs: What's The Difference?
Both signs have "mph" numbers written on them. However, they come in different shapes and colors, and have different consequences when you don't adhere to them.
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This Common Car Accessory Doubles As A Traction Tool When You're Stuck In Mud Or Snow
Getting stuck in mud might not mean you'll need a tow if you can find some more traction. You can possibly get some by using what your car already has.
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10 Cars That Revolutionized Automotive Safety Forever
From seatbelts to airbags and beyond, modern cars have all sorts of safety features we take for granted. Here's which models the biggest features started in.
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Legendary Sci-Fi Vehicles: How They Were Really Built
There are plenty of memorable movie cars, but how did the film crews bring them to life? Let's take a look at some iconic vehicles and their production process,
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There's A Good Reason Why Some Car Components Are So Hard To Reach
Modern and classic cars alike can be tough to work on, albeit often for entirely different reasons. Here's why DIY maintenance can be such a pain.
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5 Car Parts You Should Replace At 60,000 Miles
Regular inspection and replacement of your car's important parts is vital to keeping it running, and these ones are worth checking, even if nothing seems off.
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10 Forgotten German Cars That Deserve More Attention
Iconic models from German brands like BMW, VW, and Porsche may get plenty of time in the spotlight, but the country's automakers have a whole lot more to offer.
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3 Things That Make The American Ford Mustang Different From The European Version
The current Ford Mustang is the second generation to be officially sold in Europe. What are some key differences between American and European market models?
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What Is A Compact Car & How Is It Different From Other Vehicles?
The definition of a compact car may seem very simple at first glance. In reality, however, it's not quite as straightforward as you may think.
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What Makes Hydraulic Oil So Different From Motor Oil?
Hydraulic oil and engine oil might both be used to keep complex machines running properly, but they're not the same, nor are they interchangeable.
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How Much Does A Mazda MX-5 Miata Depreciate Over 5 Years?
The Mazda MX-5 Miata is easily one of the world's best-loved two-seater sports cars, but does that near-universal acclaim help it retain its value?
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The Hennessey Blackbird Is Further Proof That Technology Isn't Cool Anymore
Is friction the new luxury?
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5 Of The Most Fuel Efficient Non-Hybrid Compact Cars You Can Buy In 2026
Hybrid vehicles might be the king of fuel efficiency, but there are plenty of non-hybrid compact cars that hold their own when it comes to conserving gas.
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5 Car Flops That Ended Entire Brands
Automakers release absolute stinkers all the time, but some cars turn out so bad that they can end up being the death knell of an entire car company.
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5 Two-Door Coupes You Can Buy For Under $30K
It's easier than ever to score a vehicle with fun-factor, and that only makes these sport-oriented daily drivers for under $30,000 all the more tempting.
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The Most Innovative Car Brands In 2026 Aren't American Or Japanese
While the list of most innovative automakers for 2026 included what you'd expect, the brand is first place isn't from the United States, or even Japan.
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13 Modern Cars Bringing Back Column Shifters
The column shifter looked like it was headed for the door, but it's back with a vengeance in these all-new SUV models, and it offers some surprising benefits.
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This Is The Best Mustang For First-Time Sports Car Buyers
Shopping for your first sports car and you'd like that to be a Mustang? SlashGear's expert weighs in with which generation of the Ford pony car you should get.
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5 Things You Need To Stop Doing If You Drive An Automatic Car
The classic transmission is in flux as manual transmissions fall and CVTs rise. These tips will ease the transition from a manual to an automatic transmission.
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Why Buick Survived GM's Cuts (But Pontiac Didn't)
GM's bankruptcy in 2009 meant it had to make some tough decisions about its brands. Buick was one of those that survived, but not all were so lucky.
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Why Some Ford Mustangs Have Independent Rear Suspension (And Others Don't)
The Ford Mustang has long come in two distinct flavors: those without an independent rear suspension and those that came with solid rear axles.
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4 Discontinued Cars Automakers Are Bringing Back In 2026 And Beyond
Car models and nameplates come and go. However, in some cases, well-known cars make a comeback. What's returning to lineups for 2026 and beyond?
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Should You Get An Oil Change Before Or After A Long Road Trip?
If you're about to set off driving across the country on a road trip, you might think about getting an oil change first. Here's what to know.
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This Car Brand Also Makes Airplanes
Think this famous automaker only builds reliable commuter cars? Discover the $7 million, 500 mph private jets the company actually manufactures.
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Odd-Fire Vs. Even-Fire V6 Engines: What's The Difference?
Why would engineers intentionally design a V6 engine to have a rough, uneven rhythm? Discover the cost-cutting history behind this mechanical quirk.
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5 Toyota Engines You Should Steer Clear Of
Toyota is renowned for its reliability, but not even this carmaker gets it right all the time.
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Why Do Most Sports Cars Only Have 2 Doors?
Think sports cars only have two doors because it looks cool? Discover the hidden physics and structural engineering behind the classic coupe layout.
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Ruf's New Flat-Eight Engine Is A 1,000 HP Manual Transmission Beast
German exotic carmaker Ruf Automobile recently unveiled a prototype flat-eight engine fitted to a modified Ruf CTR3 that kicks out more than 1,000 horsepower.
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Ford Really Messed Up With These Infuriating Oil Filter Locations
Staying on top of car maintenance is important, especially the oil and filter. Ford decided to make that job a lot more difficult than it needs to be.
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Why Do Car Brands Keep Reviving Old Nameplates?
Have you seen legendary car names slapped onto their electric crossovers? Discover the real reasons automakers keep reviving dead nameplates.
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How Much Has A 2021 Mercedes-Maybach S580 Depreciated In The Last 5 Years?
Luxury cars are not short on pros, but their cons typically involve accelerated depreciation. So how much does that apply to the 2021 Mercedes-Maybach S580?
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