5 Four-Door Family Vehicles That Are Seriously Fun To Drive
There comes a time in every sports car owner's life where everyday needs start to encroach on one's need for speed. These cars will let you avoid compromising.
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GM Class Action Claims The Company Hid Serious Truck Defects From Drivers
GM's eight-speed transmission is back in the spotlight, with a new class action lawsuit claiming GM wasn't entirely honest about the transmission's faults.
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6 Common Problems With The Mazda CX-30
The Mazda CX-30 is a popular compact crossover SUV with lots of upscale touches, but it does have its fair share of common problems drivers have to cope with.
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4 Smooth-Driving Cruiser Motorcycles For Riders Who Put Comfort First
Not everyone on a motorcycle is a speed demon. There are plenty of riders who just wanna relax and enjoy the ride. These bikes are for those people.
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Who Makes 5.0 Liter V8 Engines Besides Ford?
The Ford Mustang has been championing the 5.0-liter V8 for over half a century, but several other brands still offer their own unique take on this engine, too.
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GM's New 8.3L Duramax Diesel Engine Is Bigger Than Anything Ford Or RAM Offers
GM unleashes the colossal 8.3L Duramax Mongoose V8 to take on Ford and RAM rivals.
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This Japanese Carmaker Turned A Miata Into A Mini Modern '50s Corvette
Japanese automaker Mitsuoka may not be an internationally known brand, but it's famous for its cars that resemble the classics, like this Corvette throwback.
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What Does The Circled 'Z' Icon Mean On Google Maps?
Google Maps offers drivers a plethora of helpful route information to make your trips easier, though sometimes this includes esoteric or unfamiliar icons.
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The Reason Why Short Trips Are So Hard On Turbocharged Engines
Turbocharged engines are known for their good performance and good fuel efficiency, but if there's something a turbocharger hates, it's a short trip.
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This Car Mod Was Everywhere In The '80s – Here's Why You Rarely See Them Today
Before parking sensors and cameras, drivers used a simple car accessory to help avoid curbs. Here’s how it worked and why it became so popular.
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YouTube Explorers Discover A Classic Car Graveyard Lost To Time
A YouTuber discovered one of the saddest sights a gearhead can imagine: Two derelict buildings full of abandoned classic cars just rotting away.
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What Are The Springs On Motorcycle Exhausts For?
If you take a closer look at the individual parts on a motorcycle, you might notice that the exhaust pipes are held on by springs. Why is that?
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5 Campers & RVs Designed With Full-Time Living In Mind
Campers and RVs are great, especially for people who want to follow Van Life. There are also a few options, from small to large, that you can live in full-time.
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5 Sports Car Redesigns That Totally Missed The Mark
A sports car's design is a major factor in its success. You can have specs for days, but people want a good-looking sports car. That didn't happen here.
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5 Pickup Trucks That Are As Fast (Or Faster) Than Sports Cars
While pickup trucks are generally good for hauling and towing various things, some of them can also embarrass a lot of sports cars to 60 mph.
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5 Things To Check Before Buying A Used Subaru
To make things easier for potential buyers, we have compiled a list of things that you should check before buying a used Subaru.
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Why Your Boat Needs Ethanol-Free Gas More Than Your Car Does
People who spend a lot of time on their boats should know the difference between ethanol-free and ethanal-blended gas, as one can do more harm than the other.
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5 Old-School BMW Bikes That Need To Make A Comeback
BMW has been making motorcycles for over a century. While many of its classics were good for the time, some maintain a cult following to this day.
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5 Of The Coolest Cars American Pickers' Mike Wolfe Has Personally Owned
"American Pickers" co-host Mike Wolfe is known for his dedication to American automotive history, so what sorts of cars does he keep in his personal collection?
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Why Apple CarPlay Is Draining Your iPhone's Battery
Stepping out of your car with a dead phone? Discover why wireless Apple CarPlay depletes your iPhone battery and simple tweaks to stop the drain.
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12 Things To Know Before Buying A Mazda CX-30 (Used Or New)
Looking to make a sizable investment in a Mazda CX-30? Whether used or new, make sure you understand these 12 things about the car.
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How Long Does A Power Steering Pump Last & Are Replacements Still Available?
A power steering pump is a vital component on cars with hydraulic power steering. How long do these typically last? When would you need a replacement?
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5 Of The Most Popular Engines For Classic Car Engine Swaps
Swapping out the engine on a classic car is no easy task, but if you choose one of these five powerplants, you'll be going with some of the best.
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5 Family Cars Most Likely To Make It To 200K Miles (Or More)
Looking for a reliable family vehicle built to go the distance? Discover five proven cars and SUVs most likely to pass 200,000 miles trouble-free.
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10 Trucks From The '70s That Look Better Than Today's Pickups
From the Ford F-100 to the Dodge Lil' Red Express, these classic trucks from the 1970s have more style than many of today's pickups.
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4 Weird Road Signs In The US You'd Have To See To Believe
Most road signs in the United States are fairly explicit and straightforward, but there's also a fair share of truly weird and unique ones across the country.
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How Much A Set Of New Tires Cost In The 1960s
Replacing consumables like tires is one of the most expensive aspects of owning a vehicle, but in the 1960s the situation was a little different.
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