Is Mercedes Bringing Back The V8 Engine?
Many V8 fans disappointed by the 2025 Mercedes-AMG C63's four-cylinder hybrid engine. But is the German company really bringing the V8 back to its engine bay?
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Stories By UmmeAimon Shabbir
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Who Makes LiTime Batteries And Where Are They Made?
Curious who makes LiTime batteries and where they’re produced? Find out the company behind them and where these popular batteries are manufactured.
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Yamaha Niken: A Look At Its Top Speed & What Made This Bike So Special
Yamaha's Niken was one of the strangest motorcycles Yamaha ever built. Here's what you need to know about this unique bike, including how fast it could go.
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Why Do Some Cars Have Four Exhaust Pipes? Here's What They're For
Curious why some cars have four exhaust pipes? Learn what they do, how they boost performance, and why automakers add them to certain models.
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One Of The Biggest Names In Audio Once Made Advanced Semi Truck Seats, And You Likely Didn't Even Know It
One of the biggest names in audio technology once made fatigue-reducing seats for drivers, but they never made it to mainstream popularity.
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Can You Put An Allison Transmission On A Gas Truck?
Allison transmissions are renowned for their durability, but until recently, they've been relegated to diesel vehicles. That's beginning to change, though.
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Why Do Most Private Jets Have Engines At The Back?
While commercial airliners often have their engines located under the wings, smaller private planes have theirs higher up, next to the tail. Here's why.
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Why Used Cars Aren't Getting Cheaper
It's no secret that new cars are expensive, but used cars aren't getting any cheaper, either. There's a good reason for it, too. Here's what you need to know.
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How Many Miles Can You Expect From The Average Semi-Truck Engine? Here's What Truckers Say
Semi-trucks cover millions of miles each year delivering everything from apples to zithers. How long does a semi-truck engine last with good maintenance?
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What Are Tourist Submarines And How Deep Can They Go?
Discover what tourist submarines are, how they let you explore underwater safely, and just how deep they can take you beneath the surface.
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Does Your Car Overheat When Idling? This Might Be The Reason Why
While your car is idling, if it starts smoking or you simply notice a rise on the coolant temperature gauge, there are a few possible explanations of why.
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What Oil Does Cummins Recommend You Put In Its Engines?
Not every all is suitable for every engine, and Cummins has some demanding specifications for the oil you put into its diesel engines.
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What Was The First Military Submarine Ever And How Did It Work?
Submarine warfare capability is an essential part of modern militaries, but the first sub ever designed for war wasn't a great success.
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Are Cheap Fitness Trackers Accurate? Here's What Reviewers Say
Wondering if cheap fitness trackers are accurate? See what reviewers say about their performance, reliability, and value for money.
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Are Kei Trucks Considered Classic Cars? Here's What You Need To Know
You can bring Japanese kei trucks into the U.S. if they're at least 25 years old, which is normally the cutoff to be considered classics. Does that apply here?
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How Fast Can A Tugboat Go? (And Why They're So Slow)
Tugboats work with all sorts of bigger watercraft, but how fast can they go themselves? It's not very fast, but there are good reasons why that's so.
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Will Toyota Tacoma Wheels Match A 4Runner?
While they operate on similar development platforms, the Toyota Tacoma and Toyota 4Runner have plenty of differences - especially when it comes to wheel size.
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Do Private Jets Fly Faster Than Commercial Planes?
Executives, celebrities, and others in a similar tax bracket often take advantage of private jets over commercial airfare, providing them added convenience.
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How Much Should One Used Tire Cost On Average & Should You Buy A Single Or Two At A Time?
Used tires can be a budget-friendly option when you need more rubber in a pinch, but there are a lot of factors to consider before you make a purchase.
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Why Are Airplanes With Four Engines Being Discontinued By Manufacturers?
Four-turbine aircraft are a rare sight on the tarmac these days, as the efficiency and affordability of twinjet aircraft has made air travel more convenient.
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How Much Does It Cost To Park A Private Jet At An Airport?
Much like parking your car in a paid lot, airplane parking costs varying amounts depending on the size of your vehicle, whether it's covered or open, and more.
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What Is A SMART Missile & How Do They Work?
India is innovating in naval defense with its SMART missile and torpedo system, which launches a missile from shore, but then deploys a torpedo into the sea.
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Yes, Airplanes Have Windshield Wipers (But Here's Why Pilots Won't Often Use Them)
Windshield wipers on airplanes may seem like an impossible proposition at high speeds, but they actually serve a much simpler and practical purpose.
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