This 1960s Mercury Was The Closest Equivalent To The Ford Mustang
After the launch of the Ford Mustang, Americans couldn't get enough of it. Ford even offered a second, more upscale version under its Mercury name.
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Nine US States Ban Lead Wheel Weights – This Is What Tire Shops Use Instead
If your car has lead wheel weights and you live in certain states, you may want to consider getting them replaced with something better as soon as possible.
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These Once-Common Sedans Have Nearly Disappeared From The Streets
These sedans once ruled the roost as first responders, family haulers, and executive escorts, so why are they so rare to find on the road today?
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How Much Does The C8 Corvette ZR1X Cost In 2026 & Is It Street Legal?
The C8 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X is an impressive car with premium features, so surely it's street legal to justify the asking price, right? Let's get into it.
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How Much Will Cardo Helmet Options Cost Bikers Looking To Buy One?
Cardo is well-known for making accessories that help reduce noise and make motorcycle riding more comfortable. Now, the brand is releasing its first full lid.
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What Causes Those Black Spots On Concrete Driveways, And How To Get Rid Of Them
Over time, black spots can really take over a concrete driveway. Luckily for homeowners, there is a way to remove them that is pretty straightforward.
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Square Vs. Round Trailer Axle: Which Should You Use?
Unsure if you should use round or square trailer axles? They both excel at different jobs, so the one you should use depends on what you're using a trailer for.
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8 Of The Most Unforgettable Movie Convertibles
Cool cars make their way onscreen all the time, but a good convertible in a film can become an instant icon. Here are some that we'll never forget.
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Classic Car Museum Closes Because Young Mechanics 'Don't Know About Carburetors'
Classic cars need specialized maintenance, but there are so few people capable of doing it that a classic car museum has decided to close its doors for good.
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Harley-Davidson Is Reviving The Road King, And Not Just As A Special
Harley-Davidson is bringing back an old favorite for riders to add to their collections, and it's none other than the Road King, now with an "ST" labeling.
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How Florida License Plate Laws Are Changing In October 2026
Florida's already got more than 100 approved specialty license plates, but this October it's adding more, and changing the rules around trying to get one.
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5 Of Our Favorite Cadillac Land Yachts Of All Time
These days SUVS and pickup trucks are the largest passenger vehicles on the market, but once upon a time Cadillac's land yachts sailed the streets.
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Every Toyota Camry Generation Ranked From Worst To Best
Every Toyota Camry generation ranked from worst to best, with recalls, complaints, and expert insights guiding which models to avoid and which to trust.
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2026 Ford Mustang Mach-E Review: When Select Makes More Sense Than Premium
Ford's affordable EV may still divide opinion with its name, but it's the trim sheet where things get really controversial.
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What Does 'Yacht Certified' Mean On A Boat?
You might think yachts are just large, fancy vessels out on the water, but there is actually an official certification program that classifies them.
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Honda's Best Selling Family SUV Might Be Ditching Gas-Only Engines For Good
One of Honda's standout SUV models only recently started offering a hybrid powertrain. According to a report, the next generation might be hybrid-only.
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4 Drawbacks Of Using Studded Tires
Studded tires offer exceptional grip when driving in icy road conditions, but they're far from perfect; there are a number of associated drawbacks to their use.
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Porsche's Rumored Flat-Eight Hypercar Is Starting To Look More Real
Reports indicate that Porsche indeed has a flat-eight hypercar in the works, with attendees at its Capital Markets Day in October possibly getting a first look.
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The GM Small Block V8 That Became The Most Popular Car Engine In The World
With more than 100 million produced by General Motors over the course of 70 years, this small-block V8 is highly popular for its performance and reliability.
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This Car Accessory Could Be The Solution To Cutting Road Noise On Long Trips
On longer trips, you start to notice things in your car that you might not normally, like excessive noise. This accessory could help dampen that sound.
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What Is The Compensator On A Harley-Davidson Motorcycle For?
If you're getting into Harley ownership for the first time, you might have heard the term compensator before. What does a compensator actually do?
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Is The Toyota Tacoma Body-On-Frame Or Unibody? (And Does It Really Matter?)
The Toyota Tacoma is easily the most popular mid-size pickup truck in the United States. Does it still use a body-on-frame construction underneath?
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10 Extinct American Car Brands You Might Not Have Heard Of
During the 1900s, American car manufacturers consolidated under a few companies, but not without leaving behind some former giants of the automobile industry.
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Movie Cars That Tom Cruise Can't Get Enough Of
Tom Cruise is a race fanatic and has assembled a collection of vehicles made famous by the movies in which he has starred. These are the rarest.
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5 Practical Automotive Tools Every Mechanic's DIY Kit Should Include
While there are a vast array of automotive tools out there, many are situational and aren't needed all the time. These tools, however, are always useful.
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New Laws Change The Rules For California EV Chargers
California residents who own an EV may be happy to hear about a new set of laws that aim to improve the EV charging situation in the state.
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5 Incredible Cars That Are Even Faster Than Advertised
There are a variety of reasons why a car manufacturer would undercut its own car's specifications. Here are a few of our favorite cars that did just that.
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