Corvette Museum Sinkhole: How Did It Happen And How Many Cars Were Lost?
The Corvette Museum sinkhole incident made headlines when it first happened, but what was the actual cause of the catastrophe and what cars were lost?
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12 Of The Rarest Mazdas Ever Made
Mazda's long fascination with the rotary engine has resulted in some very unique cars produced in low numbers. Here are the rarest Mazdas ever made.
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Ford Maverick Tremor: The Rugged Trim Package, Explained
The Ford Maverick is a tiny pickup truck you might never think of taking off-road. But if you do, the Tremor package can make it far more trail-capable.
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The throttle body is a key component of a car's fuel/air delivery system, but carbon deposits and other debris can clog up its passages and moving parts.
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Chevy's C9 Corvette Release Details Are Secret, But Here's What We Think We'll See
The eighth-generation Chevrolet Corvette is only a few years old, but it's not too early to start thinking about what a C9 Corvette might look like.
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What Does 'RR' Stand For On The Harley-Davidson CVO Road Glide RR?
Harley-Davidson's limited-edition CVO Road Glide RR boasts startling specs that may leave you wondering how it's street legal. But what does "RR" stand for?
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When Did Lincoln Stop Making Pickup Trucks?
A Lincoln pickup truck? Even in an age of luxury pickup trucks, this doesn't sound quite right. And customers stayed away from them in droves.
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Zinc Additive For Engine Oil: How Much To Add (And Do You Even Need To?)
Zinc additives are fairly common in oil, especially when treating a classic or high milage engine, but what does the additive actually do for your engine?
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10 Of The Most Dangerous Highways In The U.S.
Daily commuting is one of the most dangerous things people do on a regular basis. Some roads have a reputation for being more perilous than others.
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Why You Should Only Use Premium Gas In A Harley-Davidson
You're probably aware that different cars require certain grades of fuel, and the same is true of motorcycles. But why do Harley-Davidson bikes need premium?
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Why Is Cadillac Discontinuing The XT4?
When a vehicle isn't bringing in the numbers, more than likely, they are going to get discontinued. That's exactly what happened to Cadillac's XT4.
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What Are Heated Windshield Wipers And Can They Be Added To Any Car?
When your windshield is covered with icy snow, the last thing you want to do is pry up your wipers to get them going. Heated windshield wipers are the answer.
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Model T Vs. Model A: What's The Difference Between These Classic Fords?
The Ford Model T started it all, but was quickly followed up by the Model A, so what were the differences between them? Here's what we know.
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Cummins' New 6.7 Diesel Engine Drops The Grid Heater, But Not Everyone Is Happy
While some enthusiasts appreciate the updates, this particular change has sparked debate and drawn some criticism.
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Why Is The Harley-Davidson Skull Called Willie G?
There's a rich history behind Willie G, the Harley-Davidson skull that's now embedded in the lore (and merchandising) of the iconic American motorcycle brand.
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Are Classic Cars Exempt From Taxes In The US? Here's What You Need To Know
What, exactly, is a classic car? Is there just one kind? And what does a "classic car" designation mean for its tax status? We've got answers.
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5 Underappreciated Classic Motorcycles From The Early Days Of Yamaha
Yamaha has produced some great bikes over the years, but not all of them got the love and attention they deserved. Let's change that and appreciate these rides.
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What Does Out-The-Door Price Mean When Buying A Car?
Purchasing a new vehicle can be financially stressful for many people. However, knowing the out-the-door price of the car before talking numbers can help.
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8 Super Reliable Engines That Can Last Over 300,000 Miles
Reliability in your engine is a must, but when reliability meets durability, which engines hold up? SlashGear's Marko Sokolovski has the answer.
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This Is Why You Get More MPG On The Highway
If you're shopping for a car or tracking your fuel usage, you'll notice that cars burn less fuel on the highway then in town. Why is mpg higher on the highway?
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6 Of The Best Windshield Wiper Blades For Winter (According To Reviews)
Different kinds of car windshield wipers perform better in certain seasons, so we're looking at ones that do well in cold months. Here are the best we found.
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Why Did Toyota Make The Scion Brand? The Company's History, Explained
Toyota launched the Scion brand just after the new millennium with a specific goal in mind. Why did Toyota make this move, and what happened to the brand?
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2025 BMW X3 M50 xDrive Review: Expensive, But The Personality & Power Are Worth It
BMW's most fiery X3 isn't cheap, but it's hard to argue with a sweet turbo-six engine and a cabin that's both luxurious and practical.
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Why You Shouldn't Drive A Car With Mirror Windshield Tint At Night
Mirror windshield tint looks cool, but at night? Not so much. Here’s why it’s a bad idea for nighttime driving!
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Here's How Truckers Say You Can Signal Them About A Problem With Their Rig
Like anyone else, truckers need to know if there's a problem with their ride. But how to let them know from your much-smaller vehicle? Here's how.
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7 Classic Chrysler Concept Cars That History Forgot
Concept cars embody visions of a possible future, but rarely make it to the mainstream. Here are some of Chrysler's most memorable.
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10 Of The Most Unsuccessful BMW Vehicles Ever Made
For as much success as BMW has seen as a German auto manufacturer or otherwise, not every vehicle has been a massive hit with its audience.
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