Not Harley, Not Indian: This Was America's First 150 MPH Factory Bike
Due to manufacturers focusing a lot more on cruisers, it took a long time before an American motorcycle was able to brag about achieving 150 mph.
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4 Parts Of Your Car You Probably Shouldn't Use Power Tools On
Power tools are a time saver for any automotive maintenance, but there are several parts of a car that you could end up damaging as a result of that power.
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5 Used Cars With Dirt Cheap Maintenance Costs
If you're looking for a used car but don't want the headache of high maintenance costs, these cars might be for you.
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These 7 Three-Row SUVs Each Have A Different Family In Mind
You're spoiled for choice if you're looking for a spacious new ride for the family, but different three-row SUVs have different priorities.
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5 Electric Vehicles That Can Leave Sports Cars In The Dust
Think electric cars are slow? Discover five unbelievably fast electric vehicles that boast enough acceleration to leave sports cars in the dust.
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Why The 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona Had That Massive Rear Wing
The 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona is known for many things, including its NASCAR success and massive rear wing. Here's why it had such a big spoiler.
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5 Of The Best Looking Toyota Sports Cars Ever Made
Toyota is much more than reliable Camrys and rock-solid RAV4s. The car conglomerate has a respectable stable of peerless sports cars with aesthetic grace.
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What Are The Biggest Differences Between Grip Tires And Drift Tires?
If you've never driven on the track before, performance grip tires and drifting tires may be unfamiliar to you, but they've got all kinds of pros and cons.
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How A Toyota 4Runner TRD Off-Road Compares To The Non Trail-Oriented Trims
The Toyota 4Runner is an icon in the SUV world, and one of its most appealing trims is the trail-focused TRD Off-Road. Here's what sets it apart.
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Android Auto Users Aren't Happy With Gemini, And There Are Good Reasons Why
Google is rolling out Gemini to Android Auto, but things haven't exactly gone well so far. These are just a few of the reasons drivers dislike the change.
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Car Rebates Actually Started In The '70s With A Chrysler Super Bowl Ad
We're all familiar with car rebates, but where did the concept come from? Well, it can all be traced back to Chrysler over 50 years ago. Here's the story.
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15 Auto Service Brands That Are Owned By Mavis Tire
Mavis Tire has acquired some of America's best-known auto service chains, from DeKalb and Jack Williams to STS, Action Gator, and Town Fair Tire.
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Revoked Vs Suspended Licenses: What Are The Differences?
Suspended and revoked driver's licenses can both take you off the road, but they don't mean the same thing. Here's how the two penalties differ in practice.
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Do Cardo Headsets & Speakers Work On Any Helmet? Here's How Compatible They Are
Cardo headsets are popular for motorcycle riders who want to maintain audio capabilities while on the road. Here's how compatible they are with various helmets.
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This Ford V8 Engine Helped Make The Crown Vic One Of The Most Reliable Sedans
Everyone knows the Crown Victoria, but how many know what's under the hood? In fact, there's one particular component that helped it become such an iconic car.
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What Are The Differences Between Class A, Class B, And Class C Motorhomes?
Class A, B, and C motorhomes aren't arranged by size in the way their names might suggest. Here's how the three RV classes differ and what each one offers.
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Why Some Ford F-150 Models Have A Fold-Down Gear Shifter
Ford F-150s come with a lot of features, but one may lead some people to assume it's just an aesthetic choice. Let's talk about the fold-down gear shifter.
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GM's Coal-Powered Oldsmobile Was One Of The Strangest Experiments In Automotive History
After the turbulence of the 1970s successive oil crises, American automakers were keen to find alternative fuel sources for their cars, and that included coal.
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5 Powersports Brands Owned By BRP
BRP may not be a household name, but its powersports portfolio includes several familiar brands spanning snow, water, dirt, pavement, and engine technology.
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How Long Do Drum Brakes Typically Last?
Drum brakes, which are still used in older or more heavy-duty vehicles, don't necessarily last as long as more modern disc brakes due to differing construction.
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5 Legendary Body-On-Frame Cars Built On The Ford Panther Platform
Ford's Panther platform debuted in 1979 and stayed in production until 2011, powering many legendary cars over those decades. Here are some of the best.
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Do Aluminum Engine Blocks Crack Like Cast Iron?
Aluminum engine blocks don't weigh as much as their cast iron counterparts, but they are just as subject to the risks of regular heat and cold exposure.
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Toyota Tundra 1794 Limited Edition Vs 1794 Edition: What's The Difference?
Released for the model year 2024, the Toyota Tundra is one of the brand's biggest powerhouses. These two variants had some important distinctions.
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4 Big Ways Car Camping Has Changed Since The '70s
Car camping is growing in popularity, but it's not a new phenomenon. The 1970s also had a wave of car campers, but things were a bit different back then.
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Rotary Engines: Here Are The Pros And Cons
It's difficult to find cars with rotary engines today. Piston-driven engines are more common because the drawbacks of rotary engines can outweigh the benefits.
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Is The Honda Passport Body-On-Frame?
The Honda Passport has a lot going for it, including a smooth ride and decent fuel economy. But is it the SUV for those seeking a body-on-frame model?
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5 Car Brands Still Holding Out On Making An SUV
SUVs are a dime a dozen these days, with almost every automaker having at least one in its lineup. There are, however, still some holdouts.
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