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Mini Gadgets For Your Bathroom That Are Pretty Useful
If you're looking for miniature bathroom accessories that make a big impact, these items are worth considering.
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If you have a USB-C port that's not in use on your MacBook, it's a good time to go window shopping. Here's five examples of the gadgets available.
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If you just got your first Pixel or are upgrading from an older model, these are some of the features that come with your phone.
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The Google Pixel line includes some premium phones, but all of them will slow down without some basic maintenance.
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Samsung's new, stockier Galaxy Z Fold 8 is pretty cool, but is it worth paying the extra money when you could just get a Galaxy S26 instead? Let's compare.
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Samsung has dropped the first official details for its next set of foldable devices from the Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip lines. Here's what you can expect.
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What Do Channels Mean On A Soundbar?
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The 2026 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid Might Be The Smartest Buy In The Lineup
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9 Movies That Filmed Scenes On Aircraft Carriers
Fortunately for movie studios, the U.S. Navy and other military forces are willing to allow directors to shoot movie scenes on their ships.
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If you want to become a fighter pilot, there may be good news for you in the Air Force's revised height standards. But there are lots of other requirements.
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Planes revolutionized warfare in the 20th Century, and these fighter jets represent the best in military innovation during their time.
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5 Budget-Friendly Accessories On Amazon You'll Want For Your Car Interior
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Not The Corolla: iSeeCars Says This Is Hybrid Car Is Driven The Most Annually In America
Hybrid vehicles are driven more miles each year than their gas-powered counterparts, but one model stands out with an especially high annual mileage.
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What Does It Mean When You See A 'Runaway Vehicles Only' Sign On The Road?
Ever passed by a 'Runaway Vehicles Only' sign on the highway and wondered what it meant? Here's what to know (and how to use it in an emergency).
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Pros And Cons Of Buying Auto Parts Online
Particularly if you're a one man show there's plenty of convenience to buying auto parts online. Just make sure to get the full picture before making the click.
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Why You Won't Find A Single Stop Sign In Paris
Stop signs first appeared in France in the 1950s, but they've since disappeared from the capital. The last stop sign in Paris was removed in 2016.
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Plug-in hybrids aren't just about saving gas. These four PHEV SUVs - and a PHEV wagon wildcard - all use gas and electrification for luxury and performance.
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These 13 cars might look slow, boring, or even downright ugly — but under the hood, they’ve got enough power to leave sports cars eating dust.
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Mazda is a name brand you'll surely recognize, but particularly with the CX-5, some used offerings may not be the best buy.
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How Much Does An Alternator Replacement Cost? Here's What To Know
The alternator is an important part of any car, as it's the main supplier of electricity for vehicle systems. How much does it cost to replace?
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Ford Vs. Toyota Depreciation: 5 Popular Models Compared
Whether you prefer Ford or Toyota in a vacuum, have you ever considered how the two brands stack up over the long haul? SlashGear compared five popular models.
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Is Gen Z Actually Bringing Back Manual Transmissions?
Manual transmissions remain popular with enthusiasts, and Gen Z is showing interest in the stick shift, but is that enough to drive a broader resurgence?
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5 Car Brands Aiming To Bring Back Rear-Wheel Drive Sedans
Front-engined, rear-wheel drive sedans are a dying breed, but they're not quite dead yet, as proven by potential new models from these automakers.
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Will You Need A Pilot's License For A Flying Car? It Depends
Flying cars are here, and they may well become part of our everyday lives sooner rather than later. Whether you'll need a pilot's license will vary, however.
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Not The Civic, Not The Camry: KBB Says This Car Has The Best Resale Value In 2026
If you are going to invest in a car, you want to make sure it keeps up its resale value over time. This vehicle was ranked number one in this department by KBB.
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Why GM Is Bringing Back The 5.7L Small Block V8 Engine
The 5.7-liter GM Small Block V8 is legendary, and the automaker is bringing it back. But the revived 5.7 isn't just a nod to the olden days, however.
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15 Of The Coolest Jaguar Designs Of All Time
There's no shortage of stunning vehicles to choose from in Jaguar's 100 years of car-making history.
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Why Is Nissan Discontinuing The Altima After 2026?
Following the discontinuation of the Nissan Versa and Maxima lines, the brand has now announced that the Altima family is on its way out. What is Nissan doing?
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4 Common Problems With Disc Brakes
With most modern cars using disc brakes, it's helpful to understand some of the most common problems you're likely to encounter with these braking systems.
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5 F1 Innovations That Shaped The Cars We All Drive Today
Formula One is the cutting edge of automotive performance, but its multi-million dollar innovations often trickle down to benefit the average motorist.
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Not Ford, Not Chevrolet: This Is The Top-Selling American Car Brand In Japan
The Japanese car market is wildly different from that of the U.S., and legacy automakers have generally struggled there. Not this upstart, though.
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Here's Where You Can Find The Fastest Speed Limit Sign In Canada
Canada is no stranger to wide open spaces, yet its speed limits are typically lower than some places in Europe. Here's where you can go the fastest.
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3 Common Problems With 3-Cylinder Engines
While there aren't loads of 3-cylinder vehicles on the road, there are a few popular models with them. Here's what you can potentially expect if you buy one.
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What's The Fastest Speed You Can Legally Drive On A Dirt Road? It Depends
That dirt road may look like the freedom to drive as fast as you want, but not so fast — every state has speed limits, even when there's no posted sign.
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15 Famous Movie & TV Vehicles You Can Buy (But Probably Can't Afford)
You can often find iconic cars from movies and TV shows in real life, either screen-used or replicas, in the hands of collectors with deep pockets.
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What Does Vinegar Do To An Engine?
Vinegar shows up as a common ingredient in hack videos, but is using it on or around your engine a good idea? Here are some things to consider.
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5 Hyundai Models With The Best Resale Value
Hyundai is not particularly known for building cars that retain their value well. But there are, as ever, exceptions that prove it's not all bad.
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5 SUVs With The Cheapest Maintenance Costs In 2026
We've taken a look at some of the cheapest-to-maintain SUVs available today based on data from multiple sources and found some rather interesting vehicles.
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For Under $30K, Is The 2020 Cadillac CT6 A Luxury Car Steal?
Cadillac's 2020 CT6 landed at a weird time in history, but that doesn't mean it was a bad car by any means, and now you can find them pretty cheap.
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4 Common Problems With V12 Engines
As they're essentially a pair of inline-sixes grouped together V12s are inherently smooth engines. However, there are some problems inherent to V12s.
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Not GM, Not Ford: This Is The World's Largest Car Brand By Sales
GM and Ford may rule the roost in the U.S., but neither of these Detroit giants can hold a candle to the world's best-selling car manufacturer.
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5 Pushrod Engines That Still Outpace Modern Turbocharger Tech
The pushrod engine is literally a century-old design, giving way to more modern turbocharged ones. But pushrods can still kick out tremendous power.
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The Top 5 Most Expensive Cars Owned By Eddie Van Halen
Rockstar and guitar legend Eddie Van Halen has owned a litany of the most expensive and rare cars from Lamborghini, Ferrari, and more throughout his life.
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16 Of The Coolest BMW Designs Of All Time
With over a century spent making cars, BMW has produced some of the coolest designs of all time.
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The 5 Best Flying Cars In Movies That We Wish Were Real
While real-life cars are limited to the road, movies open the door for all sorts of possibilities, including some awesome vehicles that zoom across the sky.
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Liam Neeson can be seen behind the wheel of a vicious-looking red-and-black muscle car in "The Mongoose." But what muscle car is it, exactly?
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The iconic Impala from Chevrolet had quite a run, but there are cars that sold better. You may recognize a few of these makes and models.
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Did you click 'decline' on that website cookie banner? Discover the massive new class action lawsuit accusing Toyota of spying on its customers.
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The Newest Ride In Shaq's Collection Is A '60s Impala (And It Sails On Water)
Shaq is no stranger to custom vehicles, but his new '60s Impala may be one of the craziest ones yet — primarily because it actually sails on water.
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Ever dreamed of driving a superhero's car? Discover the massive 19,000-pound, 1,000 HP movie replica one doctor uses as a street-legal daily driver.
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5 Ford Models With Excellent Resale Value
Ford makes a wide range of vehicles, many of which also hold their value quite well. Some do better than others though, and here are the best.
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Is parking in your garage always better? It depends. Consider these benefits and drawbacks before deciding where to store your car.
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As you might expect, the U.S. has rules about displaying letters and numbers for a vehicle's gears. What do they say about using shifters without them, though?
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Even amateur home mechanics need a plethora of tools to complete their proejcts, and these options from Klein will frequently come in handy.
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Driving for work means a lot of trips to the pump, which is quite pricey in 2026. The IRS has announced a change that may help offer some relief, though.
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The first Ferrari was a lightweight sports car with a compact V12 engine and impressive performance for its era, but just how fast could the 125 S really go?
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What Was The Top Speed Of The Original 1965 Ford Mustang?
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5 Air Conditioner Models You Should Steer Clear Of
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Signs Your Xbox Series X's HDMI Ports Are Failing, What A Fix May Cost, And Why DIY Is A Bad Idea
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Harbor Freight's 6-tool combo kit is more than $1,000 cheaper than a similar one from DeWalt, but there are differences in the tools offered and their quality.
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Makita tools are very well-regarded, but they're not cheap. Thankfully for bargain hunters, the brand has a range of buy one, get one free deals in July.
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Russia's Newest Defense Against Drones Are Bullets That Split Apart Once Fired
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How Does Milwaukee's New Super Charger Compare To The Previous Models?
Milwaukee has a new Super Charger that claims very impressive charging speeds, but is it really that big of a leap over Milwaukee's older models?
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More than 20,000 ships were lost at sea during the Second World War, but the deadliest shipwreck of WWII didn't result due to a combat engagement..
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What Does STIHL Farm Boss Mean & How Is It Different From Wood Boss?
Stihl makes some of the best chainsaws on the market, often sold under the Farm Boss and Wood Boss lines. What's the difference between these two?
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Husqvarna has so many chainsaws and yard tools for sale, but that's nothing compared to the brand it owns.
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When browsing corded power tools, you'll likely see an amp rating, but just what do amps measure and what are they used for? Do they apply to cordless tools?
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4 Gas-Powered Ryobi Products You Can Still Buy In 2026
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There's a lot of conflicting data on how long a nuclear power plant can last, with some erroneously stating nuclear plants have to be retired after a set time.
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Fixing These 3 Complaints Would Make The Next Chevy Tahoe Even Better
The Chevy Tahoe is a very well-liked SUV, and deservedly so. But while it's great, it's not perfect, and there are some changes that would improve it.
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12 Of The Coolest Robotic Gadgets You Can Buy For The Home
Home robot gadgets aren't just Roomba vacuums and automatic pet feeders anymore.
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