GM Design Studio Had A Concept Car Catch On Fire – Here's What We Know
In its Pasadena, California design studio, GM had a concept car burst into flames, filling the studio with smoke and chemicals. Here's what happened.
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Mini Bike Vs. Pit Bike: What's The Difference?
Mini bikes have become more popular over the years for several reasons. However, they aren't to be confused with pit bikes. Here's the key differences.
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Never Plug These 5 Things Into Your Car's 12V Socket
A car's 12V socket can power so many electronics and accessories. But there are still a few things you shouldn't attempt to put in this socket for your safety.
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Are Camaros Reliable After 100k Miles? What Owners Are Saying
A modern Camaro is a fairly reliable car, according to experts and enthusiasts alike, though there are a few years to avoid.
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Cadillac's Newest SUV Takes The Best Page From Tesla's Playbook
There's a lot to consider when buying an EV, including charging network compatibility. Cadillac's hoping to solve that problem by following Tesla's lead.
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Does Gasoline In A Container Have A Shelf Life? Here's What You Should Know
That gas sitting in your garage may not be as reliable as you think. Here’s how long you can safely store it before it starts to cause problems.
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Another Chip Shortage Is Coming, And It Could Seriously Mess With Automakers
The pandemic-era chip shortage of the early 2020s wreaked havoc on automakers' plans, and it looks like another shortage could be on the horizon.
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This V12 Ferrari Might Be A Steal (Here's Why They're So 'Cheap')
Despite being a modern V12 Ferrari with over 600 hp, the Ferrari FF has lost over two thirds of its original value, making it a relative bargain.
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Just One Pothole Was Enough To Shut Down An Entire GA Freeway
A pothole generally isn't a huge issue, but that wasn't the case on a Georgia freeway in October, when a single pothole brought traffic to a crawl.
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A Brief History Of The Sons Of Silence Motorcycle Club
Inside the rise, reach, and reputation of the Sons of Silence Motorcycle Club, from its 1960s origins to its clashes, growth, and global chapters.
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Does Using Aftermarket Mods Void Your Harley-Davidson's Warranty?
Aftermarket parts and custom upgrades are part of Harley culture, but how do they impact your warranty? The answer isn’t as simple as you think.
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This Car Brand Dominates The List For Most Likely To Hit 250,000 Miles
Investing in a reliable car may cost more upfront, but it will save you money in the long run. In a recent survey, one particular brand came out above all.
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Here's Why You Won't See Tom Cruise Driving A Bugatti
Bugatti, the maker of one of the world's fastest vehicles, appears to have banned Tom Cruise from buying its cars, and for a rather odd reason.
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5 Of The Best-Looking Cruiser Motorcycles Ever Made
The best cruiser motorcycles are both comfortable and stylish. Take a look at some of the best-looking cruiser bikes that will turn heads while you ride.
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The Internet Has A Lot To Say About Dirty Cars (And Why You May Want To Clean Yours)
Some of us tend to procrastinate washing our cars, but actually, there's a pretty significant connection between dirty cars and the owner's mental health.
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Every Major Automotive Paint Brand Ranked Worst To Best By User Reviews
From budget-friendly sprays to pro-grade finishes, see which automotive paints earn real praise from DIYers and seasoned painters alike.
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The Best DIY Methods For Removing Car Scratches
Removing scratches and unsightly marks from your car's paint job doesn't have to be an expensive proposition. Here's how to do it yourself.
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The Most Profitable Luxury Car Brand Isn't Porsche Or BMW
While luxury cars are often quite expensive, that doesn't necessarily mean they're profitable to the manufacturer -- with one notable exception.
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What Are Run Flat Tires And How Do They Work?
Run-flat tires may look similar from the outside, but there's a world of innovation inside. These tires allow you to drive after a puncture.
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2026 Ducati Monster: A Refreshed Take On A Legendary Motorcycle
Ducati is updating its naked sport bike. Much like prior models, the 2026 Monster offers plenty of style without the hefty price tag of other sport bikes.
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Stellantis Could Be Headed For A Messy Corporate Divorce
Ten months after the left the company, the former CEO of Stellantis has spoken about the carmaker's current state and expressed concerns it may break up.
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Why A Lot Of Police Departments Switched From Sedans To SUVs
In decades past, most police departments used sedans as cop cars, as you can often see in pop culture. Now though, departments are swapping to SUVs. Here's why.
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VW Is Putting ID Buzz Production On Ice – Here's Why
Volkswagen's ID.Buzz is an EV that evokes strong nostalgia in VW fans, but its high price and low estimated mileage have made it a tough sell.
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California Isn't Making Teens Use Booster Seats – Here's What The Bill Actually Says
California passed a new bill recently requiring children to use a safety seat -- but not all "children" as it turns out. Here's what you need to know.
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The First-Ever Bugatti Veyron Pur Sang Has A New Home – Here's How Much It Went For
The first Bugatti Veyron restored under the brand's La Maison Pur Sang program (sort of like an extremely high-end refurbishing process) has been sold.
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The Unexpected American Automaker More Profitable Than Ford Or GM
While Ford and General Motors are mainstays in the American automotive market, one manufacturer actually managed to be more profitable than these giants.
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Who Makes Mercedes Engines And Are They The Same As BMW?
When it comes to German luxury and performance, BMW and Mercedes are at the top of the list. However, that doesn't mean the engines are the same.
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