Who Owns Lucid Motors And Where Are Its Cars Built?
Lucid Motors has promised it could provide EV cars without sacrificing the high-end luxury that users long for, but where does it make these cars?
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Stories By Eli Shayotovich
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Why Tanks Don't Use Wheels And Tires
While wheels may have an advantage on roads and paved surfaces, tank treads are more suited to unpaved and muddy arenas.
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What Does 10-4 Mean? Why Police And Truckers Say It On The Radio
All cultures and professions have their own unique phrasings and jargon. Here's why police and truckers speak that way on the radio.
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Hula Girl Dashboard Dolls: How Cultural Obsession Led To The Legendary Accessory
There is perhaps no more iconic image in automobiles than the traditional hula girl dancing on the dashboard, but what led to its widespread appeal?
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Why Do Michigan State Police Cars Have A Stop Sign On The Hood?
Michigan State Police cars have a unique look in a number of different ways, but perhaps the most iconic oddity is the stop sign on the hood.
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Does The US Marine Corps Have Its Own Fighter Jets?
The United States Marine Corps has a fearsome reputation of being the first into a fight -- whether that be by land, sea, or air.
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How Long Can A Military Submarine Stay Underwater?
Military submarines are out there, lurking under the water, ready for action, but how long can they stay down there? It's longer than you might think.
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A Brief History Of The Swiss Army Knife: The World's Most Recognizable Multi-Tool
Swiss Army knives are popular multitools that have seen wide adoption from fictional TV heroes to actual military use. Here's how they came into being.
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Ford Model T Snowmobiles Were Real, And They Still Exist Today
Every car enthusiast knows just how important the Ford Model T was to the automotive industry. What they may not know is how important it was to snowmobiles.
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Here's What The Little Button On The Floor Of Old Classic Cars Is For
Classic cars sometimes have components that the modern driver may not know about. Here is what the little button on an old classic car is for and how to use it.
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Do The Blue Angels Go To War? The Elite Flying Team's Duties, Explained
The Blue Angels are the United States Navy's elite flying team. Here are the duties that these ace pilots perform throughout their term of service.
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The Weird Theory About The History Of Fuzzy Dice (And Why We're Skeptical)
The history of how fuzzy dice came to be such a ubiquitous decoration for rearview mirrors in cars is just that - fuzzy - but there is one prevailing theory.
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What Cabriolet Means, And Why They're Not Called Convertibles
Have you ever searched for cabriolets and was given a list of convertibles? Here's exactly what the word means and why one term is used over the other.
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German U-Boat Vs. Submarine: Is There A Difference?
Germany first started testing submarines in 1851, and by the end of WWI, built more than 300 U-boats.
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What Are Jeepneys? How The Philippines' Public Transport Icon Was Created
The colorful buses known as Jeepneys from the Philippines have a unique and interesting origin, as well as an ongoing saga that may see them vanish.
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What Is A Brubaker Box And How Much Is One Worth Today?
In the 1970s, a California man built a unique van using a Volkswagen Beetle chassis. What's the story behind the Brubaker Box, and how much is it worth today?
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Why The Ford Model T Was Only Offered In Black For More Than A Decade
Some may already know that the Ford Model T was infamously only offered in black for over a decade, but that wasn't just because of one man's whim.
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5 Facts 'The Dukes Of Hazzard' Fans Should Know About The General Lee
The General Lee from The Dukes of Hazzard is one of the most recognizable cars in pop culture, and the effort it took to bring it to life was truly impressive.
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Why Do Biker Gangs Like The Hells Angels Usually Ride Harley-Davidsons?
Certain things in life just go together. Macaroni and cheese, Batman and Robin, Yin and Yang, and Harley Davidson motorcycles and biker gangs.
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3 Of The Most Famous Outlaw Motorcycle Clubs In California
There are more than 300 active outlaw motorcycle gangs in this country, but only a few have top billing.
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John Deere Bicycles: What Years Were They Made & How Much Is One Worth Today?
Though John Deere is widely known for its tractors and lawn mowers, the brand has made bicycles on and off for well over a century. Some, naturally, in green.
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4 Of Pontiac's Most Iconic Hood Ornaments
Not all of Pontiac's hood ornaments showed the brand's namesake Native American chief, but together they tell a story of American culture and design.
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How Many Times Can A Funny Car Use Its Engine Before It Has To Be Rebuilt?
They may look odd, but funny cars pack a speed and horsepower punch so fierce that they put a great strain on their engines. How long can they last?
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Why Do Some Police Officers Use Red Interior Lights In Their Cars?
If you've ever noticed some police cars using interior red lights at night, you might be confused as to why, but there's a scientific explanation.
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The Reason Why Police Cars Swerve On The Freeway
There is a method to what might seem like the madness when you see a law enforcement vehicle swerving.
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7 Of The Oldest Cars And Motorcycles Ever Uncovered On American Pickers
American Pickers has seen its fair share of rare, vintage vehicles, but these are some the oldest ever recovered.
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Do Tonneau Covers Improve A Truck's Gas Mileage?
A tonneau cover can protect the gear in a truck bed, but can it also improve gas mileage? Here’s a look at some tests that give us the answer.
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