Studded Motorcycle Tires: Are They Worth It?
If you're a diehard rider and don't want to park the bike this winter, are studded motorcycle tires a good option? Here's what you need to know.
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Why Do Jeeps Have 7 Slots In The Grille? The History Behind The Signature Feature
The classic Jeep look includes a seven-slot grille framed by two headlights. But it hasn't always been so. Why the design stands today starts with World War II.
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Is Shark Tank's Brake Free Helmet Light Worth It? Here's What User Reviews Say
The Brake Free motorcycle helmet light was a winner on a 2020 episode of TV's "Shark Tank." But is it worth the hype? Here's what users have to say.
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What Is The Ford B-150, And Can You Buy One In The United States?
Ford has made numerous successful cars and trucks over the years, from the Model T to the Mustang to the F-150. But what in the world is a Ford B-150?
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Which Is The Best Audi Drive Select Mode For Driving In The Snow?
Audi's Drive Select Mode can help you handle all sorts of driving conditions, including driving in the snow. So which one is the best for that?
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How To Remove Stickers From Your Car's Windshield
Stickers can be a neat accessory or even required for certain purposes, but they can be a pain to get off without the proper tools or know-how.
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12 Useful WeatherTech Products Other Than Car Mats And Truck Liners
WeatherTech products are a popular choice for automobile owners due to their durability. Here are a few of the lesser-known accessories from the manufacturer.
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What Engine Is Cadillac Using In The New F1 Team?
General Motors surprised racing fans when Cadillac entered the F1 ring, but what engine will the new contender vehicle feature when it debuts?
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What Does 81 Mean To Hells Angels Bikers?
To members of one of America's biggest outlaw motorcycle clubs, the number 81 has a meaning that has nothing to do with Terrell Owens or Night Train Lane.
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Did Kawasaki Discontinue The Ninja 400?
The Kawasaki Ninja 400 no longer appears on Kawasaki's website. Does that mean it has been discontinued? Here is all the information we could find.
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2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 0-60 Time: How Quick Is It?
The 2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 is here, and if you're wondering, it's no slouch. Here's what you need to know about its incredible 0-60 time.
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One US State Has No Law Requiring Adults To Wear Seatbelts (And It's Not Florida)
Despite statistics showing that seat belts save lives, one state has repeatedly chosen to go its own way and not require them for adults even in the front seat.
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Did Chevrolet Ever Make A Hemi Engine?
People often wonder if Chevrolet ever made its own Hemi engine. Here’s what we know about any Hemi engines it developed and which cars they were in.
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2025 Nissan Murano First Drive: Trading Power For Luxury
The 2025 Nissan Murano promises four star hotel luxury in a redesigned package with a striking new design. Here's what we noticed on our first drive.
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A New Car Brand Has Dethroned Toyota As Consumer Reports' Most Reliable
Toyota and Lexus have seemingly held the throne for Consumer Report's most reliable cars every year, but 2024 is different as one brand excels.
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The New Lexus LFA Successor Is Going Viral (And The Hate Is Real)
In an attempt to recapture the magic of the original Lexus LFA supercar, there's a new fully-electric successor 'LFR' coming soon, and some aren't as excited.
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What Are Biker Chains And Why Do Motorcyclists Wear Them?
Although bike chains have become quite common among those who don't ride, they still hold particular usefulness and significance in the motorcycle community.
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10 Fun Firebird Facts Every Pontiac Enthusiast Should Know
The Pontiac Firebird is enduring icon of the muscle car generation. Here are 10 interesting facts about the Screaming Chicken that you may not have known.
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6 Of The Coolest SUVs From The 1970s
Even with a fuel crisis and new emissions standards, the 1970s featured a number of stylish and reliable SUVs. These are some of our favorites from the decade.
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Why Do Some Cars And Trucks Have Snorkels?
Do cars and trucks need snorkels because they're planning to go swimming? No, the reason has to do with activities that are strictly land-based.
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Did The USSR Really Build A Nuclear-Powered Car In The 1960s?
A nuclear-powered car sounds like something straight out of science fiction, but it was actually something people were considering in the 1960s.
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4 Popular Car Mods That Are Illegal In California
California is the birthplace of hot-rod culture, but it's not anything goes on the Golden State's streets. Here are four modifications that are illegal there.
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Every Car You Can Buy On Amazon Autos At Launch, Ranked Cheapest To Most Expensive
Amazon Autos offers legions of Amazon users a new way to find their next vehicle. Here is all the cars currently available on the service listed by price.
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Winter Tires Are Being Recalled In The US - How To Tell Check If You're Impacted
The NHTSA has recalled winter tires from two brands over safety concerns. Here's how to find out if your car's tires are part of the recall.
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6 Of The Best Looking Dodge Challenger Models Ever Built
Dodge has three distinct generations of Challenger model, and it is among the most iconic Mopar cars ever built.
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10 Iconic Targa Top Cars You Probably Didn't Know Existed
The Targa-style roof is not new to classic cars. You probably recognize it. But did you know these 10 iconic cars also donned Targa roofs?
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What Does It Mean When A Biker Points To Their Fuel Tank?
It can difficult to signal things when traveling with a large group of bikers, luckily there are ways to communicate.
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