Ram Is Studying A Major Shift In Where Its Trucks Are Built
Many companies are trying to figure out the best ways to deal with the current economic climate, and that includes Ram. They're considering a pretty big change.
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This Classic JDM Sedan Pushed More HP In 1990 Than A Modern Ford Maverick
Japan's car market in the 1990s is the stuff of legends, but move beyond the Supras and Skylines of the world and you'll find some amazing sedans, too.
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MapQuest Now Works With Android Auto – Here's How To Use It
It's 2026 and MapQuest, of all things, is back in the headlines — and with that newfound attention comes Android Auto support for the first time.
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Yes, Porsche Makes 4-Door Sedan Models - Here's How Much They Cost In 2026
Porsche is probably best known for the rear-engined 911 coupe. But the German automaker has a couple of famly-friendly four-doors in its lineup too.
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How To Get The Highest-Quality Audio Out Of Apple CarPlay
Streaming music wirelessly through Apple CarPlay is convenient, but it's not the best-sounding way to listen. Here's how to improve the sound quality.
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OEM Vs. Aftermarket Oil Filters: Does It Matter Which One You Use?
If you change your oil at a service center, they might ask you if you'd prefer an OEM or aftermarket oil filter. Here's the difference and why it's important.
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When (And Why) Did Automakers Switch To CAN Bus Systems For Vehicle Electronics?
Modern vehicles have a lot of electronics, and the CAN bus keeps it all ticking along. Here's what the system does and why it became a reality.
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7 Sports Cars That Are More Practical Than The Mazda MX-5 Miata
The Mazda MX-5 Miata, for all its capability isn't always the most practical choice for interior space. However, these seven options retain the sports car feel.
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Want To Stop Your Brakes From Sticking? This May Be A Solution
Sticking brakes are annoying and a safety hazard. However, you can often prevent it from happening at all with a little regular maintenance.
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Chief Engineer Explains Why GM Ditched The Corvette's Fuel Door Lock
Discover why GM quietly dropped the fuel door solenoid and what Corvette engineers say about theft risks.
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4 Of The Best Years To Consider If You Want To Buy A Used Ford F-150
The Ford F-150 has been America's most popular car for many years running, but some model years are better than others. Here's what you should look for.
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9 V8 Sedans Old-School Drivers Will Feel Right At Home In
It's getting increasingly harder to find relatively modern sedans with old-school V8 power. Sometimes there really is no replacement for displacement.
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Why It Can Cost So Much To Replace Your Car's Engine Mounts
Why do engine mounts cost so much to replace? It's less to do with the part itself and more with the various complicated tasks involved in replacement.
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Can You Use J-B Weld For Exhaust Repairs?
Just because the product has "weld" in its name doesn't mean it can hold up to a weld job on an exhaust. J-B Weld can help but it may not be the solution.
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The '90s Vs Today: How America's Taste In Car Colors Has Changed
When it comes to contemporary car colors, neutral hues seem to reign supreme. What was the auto rainbow like in 1996, and how does it compare?
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This Ram Vehicle Just Became America's Most Affordable Mid-Size Van
Ram is introducing a new mid-size van that will be available in four variants, with the most affordable one coming in at a shade under $40,000.
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What Does A Stator Do On A Motorcycle?
The stator is not necessarily a part most will be familiar with, yet it plays an incredibly important role in a motorcycle's electrical system.
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Brabus Isn't Owned By Mercedes – Here's Who Owns The Famous Benz Tuning Brand
While Brabus got its start with Mercedes, it isn't owned by "the oldest car manufacturer in the world." Who owns Brabus? It goes back to its founding in 1977.
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What Does A Diagonal Yellow And Black Striped Road Sign Mean?
Some road signs have obvious meanings, while others aren't as clear-cut. These signs with diagonal black and yellow strips are one example of the latter.
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12 Mazda Models That Are Worth Buying Used
Mazda's stock has been rising in North America. Buyers looking back a few years can find lux interiors and proven drivetrains without the premium pricing.
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Kia's Stylish New Camper Van One-Ups The PV5 In Almost Every Way
Kia has a new camper van coming that really outshines its predecessor in most ways, but there's one big caveat. Here's what you need to know.
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GM's Gen 6 Truck V8s Are Ditching The Dipstick
The next generation of GM's V8s are almost here, and while many truck fans may be excited, others may be surprised to learn that they won't come with dipsticks.
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Compact Vs Sub-Compact Tractor: What's The Difference & Is One Brand Better Than Others?
Trying to figure out which tractor size fits your property? Discover the core differences between compact and sub-compact machines and which brand is better.
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5 Cars You Might Not Expect To Have Manual Transmissions
We associate the manual transmission with enthusiast cars, but quite a few cars throughout history also had a stick shift, even though they didn't need to.
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The Bestselling Vehicle Ever Built With A CVT Isn't A Car
The CVT is often associated with economy cars and especially hybrid cars, but actually, the all-time best-selling CVT-equipped vehicle isn't actually a car.
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What Does 4T Mean With Motorcycle Oil?
If you're just getting into motorcycles, it's important to know exactly what sort of oil you're putting in the engine. What does the 4T designation mean?
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Ford Maverick Vs Ranger: What Are The Biggest Differences Between Them?
The Ford Maverick and Ranger are two important members of the Blue Oval's pickup truck family. How different are they? Which one should you be looking at?
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