How Fast Do Cruise Ships Go? A Look At Their Top Speed
Cruise ships are designed be a luxurious journey on the oceans, but that doesn't mean they're the fastest vehicles on the open seas.
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Which Swiss Army Knives Have A Pin? (And Which Come With A Pin Slot?)
Some Swiss Army Knives come with a pin or a pin slot, but with so many variations, which ones can you actually expect to find the feature on?
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What Is A 3-Percenter Motorcycle Club?
Motorcycle clubs like the Hells Angels proudly proclaim that their members are among the 1% of bikers who are outlaws. But what's a 3-Percenter motorcycle club?
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How Much Horsepower Do Top Fuel Dragster Engines Make?
Top Fuel drag races feature a top of its class dragster that is unbelievably fast. However, exactly how much horsepower can these Top Fuel engines produce?
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Can You Put An Allison Transmission On A Cummins?
Cummins engines are found in Ram trucks, but Allison transmissions are in GM's realm. Can you put an Allison transmission behind a Cummins engine?
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5 Ways To Reduce Windshield Glare (And Dashboard Reflection)
Windshield glare can be one of the most dangerous aspects of driving your car during the day, but there are aways to reduce or remove glare altogether.
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What Does 'S' Stand For On Engine Oil Packaging?
There's a lot of information on the packaging for your engine's motor oil, but the S designation may be one of the most important to look for.
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Which Country Has The Most Advanced Fighter Jets?
Fighter jets may be a mainstay among many developed nations in the world, but which country actually has the most advanced aircraft currently in service?
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What Is The Toyota Fortuner And Is It Available In The US?
Toyota is well-known for its vast line of SUVs sold in the United States, and if you've heard of the Fortuner, you may have wondered if you could buy one here.
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Here's How Engine Emissions Rules Have Changed Car Design Forever
Clean air rules were designed to protect the environment from harmful car emissions, but they had a surprising secondary effect of influencing car designs.
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3 Of The Rarest Toyota Land Cruisers Ever Made
Toyota has sold more than 10 million Land Cruisers since it debuted more than 70 years ago., but these Land Cruiser variants were made in much smaller numbers.
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Should You Change Your Car's Oil Filter With Every Oil Change?
Regularly changing your oil and oil filter are an important part of car maintenance, but is it necessary to change the filter every time you change the oil?
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Do Smart TVs Have Built-In Antennas?
Your Smart TV has a bunch of ports on the back and supports a lot of apps, but does it have an antenna? If so, you may have a fun quality-of-life feature.
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Air Force One Paint Schemes: Presidential Plane Livery Over The Years
Air Force One has evolved significantly over the years, as avionics and flight technology has improved and innovated across multiple presidencies.
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Do Teslas Come With A Spare Tire? What You Need To Know
While Teslas do provide some unique benefits to owners, some other common things you might expect a car to have are missing. Is a spare tire one of those?
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7 New Features Harley-Davidson Is Bringing To Cruisers In 2025
Updates to the Harley-Davidson Cruiser lineup means new features, including more ride customization, improved ergonomics, and overall better ride quality.
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The Absurd Number Of Containers That Fit On A Container Ship
Container ships facilitate import and export for countries around the world, which means they need to carry so many tons of cargo to keep up with demand.
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Is The 2025 Chevy K5 Blazer Real?
While the Blazer returned to Chevrolet's lineup as a very different, midsize crossover, rumors purport that a more faithful K5 Blazer rework is on the way.
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What Does The 'G' Stand For On The Mercedes G-Wagon?
One of Mercedes-Benz's most iconic vehicles, the G-Wagen has remained a symbol of both celebrity, as well as the off-road capability that it's named after.
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Do Bigger Tires Affect MPG? (And Should You Switch To Smaller One Instead?)
Modifying anything beyond stock equipment on a car is always bound to affect how it drives, but tires and wheels are the most important for fuel economy.
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What Is The Pontiac Equivalent Of The Buick GNX?
Buick's Grand National busted speed records at the time, but Pontiac had its own version when the 20th anniversary of another iconic muscle car came around.
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Why Did Honda Discontinue The Del Sol, And How Much Is One Worth Today?
Envisioned as a competitor to the Mazda Miata, the Honda Del Sol couldn't outlast the RWD sports car, but the Del Sol has become somewhat rare as a result.
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What Is A Waterless Engine Wash And Is It Safe To Do At Home?
Obviously dumping a bunch of water into the engine bay can be risky, which is what a waterless engine wash can help with, but they require proper preparation.
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Where Are Nitto Tires Made & Who Owns The Company?
Nitto Tires are the supporter-of-choice for plenty of motorsports events, and many of its tires receive high ratings for day-to-day and enthusiast driving.
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