What Does 'LSA' Engine Stand For & Which Cars Have One Under The Hood?
General Motors' powerful LSA engine can be found in some of its vehicles but what does the name actually stand for and which car brands use the engine?
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How Honda's NC750X Automatic Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT) Works
The Honda NC750X motorcycle has a dual clutch transmission (DCT), but what does that mean, how does it work, and how does it affect the rider?
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Yes, Kawasaki Makes Electric Motorcycles: What To Know About The Ninja E-1 & Z E-1
The e-1 and the Z e-1, Kawasaki's electric motorcycles, make for good beginner bikes for people exploring electric rides.
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How Much Do Mini Campers Cost, And Can You Really Live In One?
Mini campers are often cheaper than full size RVs, but just how much do they really cost? Beyond that, is it actually feasible to try and live in one?
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Harbor Freight Wheel Chocks: What Do They Cost & Are Rubber Or Plastic Ones Better?
The chocks available through Harbor Freight Tools are primarily made of rubber, save for the steel motorcycle wheel option.
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Why Was The Ford RS200 Banned From Rally Racing, & What Were Its Major Issues?
Ford's legendary RS200 hit near mythic status. Here are its major issues and why it was banned from rally racing in after its short run from 1982 to 1986.
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Expert Predicts Game-Changing Breakthrough For EVs In The Next 3-5 Years
Electric vehicle battery technology has come a long way since its original inception, but still has a long way to go. Our expert weighs in on the future.
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How Many Years Have Gen 3 Hemi Engines Been Produced & What Makes Them So Special?
The Gen 3 Hemi engine has been around for quite a while, but it's not just their longstanding history that makes them so highly sought after.
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Why Your Next Truck Should Be Gas-Powered, Not Electric
While they are making some noise in the automotive market, EV trucks still have a way to go before surpassing gas-powered ones, and here are the reasons why.
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2024 Maserati GranTurismo Trofeo Review: It's Fast, But That's Not The Killer Feature
Maserati's grand tourer has style, speed, and a lavish cabin, but can it deliver as a fulsome all-rounder in this competitive (and expensive) segment?
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5 Standard Tech Features On The 2024 Hyundai Elantra N Line Worth Checking Out
While it's not the most powerful in the lineup, the Hyundai Elantra N Line is a sporty sedan loaded with tech features. Here are five worth checking out.
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2024 Range Rover Velar Review: Quiet Luxury Fights Loud Concern
Range Rover's Velar looks the part, and it certainly drives well, but does luxury come with big concerns about reliability?
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11 Reasons A Classic Volkswagen Beetle Is Still Worth Buying Today
A classic Volkswagen Beetle has a lot of things going for it. Even these days, there are lots of reasons to pick one up instead of something newer and shinier.
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Here's How Far A Smart Car Can Go On A Single Tank Of Gas
Smart cars aren't a common sight on American roads, but they were sold stateside for a time, offering its obvious compact form factor alongside solid mileage.
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5 Used Harley-Davidson Models You Should Steer Clear Of At All Costs
Harley-Davidsons are known for their timeless style and impressive power, but not every motorcycle the company has produced has been flawless.
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Differences Between Eco & Sport Modes On Your Hyundai
You've most likely noticed these options and wondered what they do. It turns out there's a lot of debate about their benefits, and when you should use them.
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Every Nissan Model Made In The U.S.A
Nissan operates three manufacturing facilities in the U.S.A.: two in Tennessee, and another in Mississippi. Which of the brand's models are made in the U.S.?
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Why The Honda K20 Engine Is So Popular, & What Does It Cost?
The Honda K20 engine is well known, with many variations ranging from the K20A to the K20Z. But not all of them are created equal. Here's what you need to know.
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10 Of The Most Eye-Catching Kawasaki Motorcycles In History
Kawasaki has produced some of the most innovative and successful motorcycles ever made, and the company has a fascinating history.
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6 Of The Most Notable Inline-Eight Engines Ever Built
Straight-eight engines were only around for about three decades in the first half of the century. Here are the most notable of those inline-8 engines.
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5 Classic Chevrolet Trucks To Consider For Your Next Project
Old Chevy trucks can be great restoration projects because parts are easy to come by and they can turn a nice profit. Here are some suggestions for you.
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Ford's 221 V8 Engine: The Blue Oval's First Small-Block
Chevrolet may have beat Ford to the punch, but the 221 V8 small block helped push vehicles like the Ford Fairline further while reducing powertrain weight.
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4 Tips To Help Keep Your Motorcycle Engine Cool In Hot Weather
The summer months are especially inviting for motorcycle riders. But the high temperatures can strain the engine, so here are a few tips to keep it cool.
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Buick's 322: The First Nailhead V8 Engine
Stepping onto the pages of history in the 1950s, Buick's first-generation V8 achieved legendary status. We've got all the details for you here.
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Here's Why Kia Discontinued The Stinger
The Kia Stinger was discontinued in 2023. Here are the reasons Kia cited for stopping production, and which vehicles the brand is focusing on instead.
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Find The Cheapest Gas: Filling Up On These Days Will Get You The Best Prices
Days of the week matter if you're pinching pennies and looking to get the most out of your gas money, as data suggest different days mean better prices.
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We Tested The Drop Stop From Shark Tank To Find Out If It's Worth The Hype
SlashGear tested the Drop Stop from “Shark Tank” to find out if it's worth the hype. After a long road trip, this is everything you need to know.
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