2025 Can-Am Pulse And Origin First Drive: Do Low Prices Mean Subpar Specs?
Can-Am may not be first to market with electric motorcycles, but its Origin and Pulse bikes seriously undercut rivals. What do you sacrifice on the road?
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What Are The Different Types Of Semi-Trailers & How Do They Connect To The Trucks?
There are several types of semi-trailers on the road that all serve a different purpose. Here are the main types and how they connect to the trucks.
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What Does 'Fastback' Mean For A Ford Mustang?
Not every Mustang through history has been a Fastback model, but it's certainly the car's most famous variant. Here's what you need to know.
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4 Dodge Concept Cars That We're Glad Were Never Mass Produced
Concept cars are meant to be wild, wacky creations, but these from Dodge are so off-the-wall we're glad they never made it to mass production.
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The Honda CR-X Squared: The Twin-Engine Oddity That Somehow Worked
There was only ever one Honda CR-X Squared, with two engines in a single car. But it made a vivid impression that has lasted until this day.
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What Is Brake Horsepower, And How Is It Different From Regular Horsepower?
Modern engines are efficient, but not all of their energy goes into powering vehicles. What's lost explains how horsepower becomes brake horsepower.
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Every Major Car Insurance Company Ranked Worst To Best (According To Consumer Reports)
Shopping for car insurance is a hassle, so we're diving into Consumer Reports data to see which companies offer the best coverage, customer service, and rates.
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4 Cars That Were Discontinued Before They Even Rolled Off The Factory Floor
Many cars never make it beyond the concept stage, and for those that do, success still isn't guaranteed. These models only made it a bit farther.
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12 Of The Strangest Nissans Ever Built, Ranked
Nissan is known as a more conservative car brand in terms of styling, but these models prove the carmaker knows how to think outside the box.
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Harley-Davidson Recall: Here's Which Models Are Affected (And What You Need To Do)
Harley-Davidson has announced it is recalling over 40,000 of its motorcycles. Here's which models are affected and the next steps you need to take.
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Why So Many Buell Motorcycles Are Powered By A Harley-Davidson Engine
Yamaha motorcycles have Yamaha engines, and Honda bikes have Honda engines, so why are most Buells running with Harley-built motors?
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Can Motorcycle Campers Be Pulled By A Car? Here's What You Need To Know
Motorcycle campers are small and convenient trailers made for a two-wheeler, but there are a few things to know before trying to hook it up to your car.
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How Much HP Does BluePrint's 383 GM-Compatible Engines Have & What Do They Cost?
BluePrint has released a line of 383 CI small-block engines. We can tell you how much horsepower to expect and the cost to get hold of one.
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5 Of The Most Expensive Cars Ever Powered By A V12 Engine
There's nothing wrong with a good V6 or four-cylinder, but the most powerful engines on earth tend to be V12 behemoths, like the ones used in these pricey cars.
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How Much HP Does A Chevy 350 Small Block Have & How Much Does The Crate Engine Cost?
The small-block Chevy 350 is one of the most popular engines ever, thanks to its stunning power and a reasonable price point across multiple models.
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What Does CID Stand For On An Engine?
You may wonder what the CID abbreviation on your car's engine means. It's actually a metric that tells you a lot about the car's performance,
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6 Of The Most Popular Semi-Truck Brands In America
Semi-trucks are a vital part of the American transportation infrastructure. Here are the six brands you are most likely to see on the freeway.
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Why Are Engines Measured In Liters? (And What The Numbers Indicate)
Car engines weren’t always measured in liters in the U.S. Here is how that trend started and what the liter measurement of an engine actually means.
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11 Tech Gadgets To Make Your Old Car Feel New
Looking for a way to have a modern driving experience without shelling out for a brand new car? These gadgets will help bring your vehicle up to speed.
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3 Of The Largest Motorcycle Campers On The Market (And The Bikes Big Enough To Pull Them)
If you're thinking about a road trip on your motorcycle, you might want to bring a trailer. Here are some you can get and how much bike you'll need.
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Here's Why Hyundai Discontinued The Accent In North America
The Hyundai Accent was reliable, had great fuel economy, sported a good infotainment system, and was comfortable and quiet. So why did Hyundai discontinue it?
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What Causes Engine Knocking And How Do You Fix It?
Is that knocking sound your engine is making just a case of low-octane fuel, or is it something more serious? The answer is crucial for your engine's health.
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10 British Classic Cars That Used American V8 Engines
The American V8 is a classic amongst engines, and some of the most notable cars to use it were produced on the other side of the pond.
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Every Kawasaki Model With Over 200HP
Kawasaki has a handful of bikes that meet or exceed the excitingly powerful threshold of 200 horsepower.
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How To Prevent Leather Car Seats From Cracking
Leather seats are some of the most desired of any auto owner, but they require a lot of upkeep. Here's how to keep your leather seats from cracking over time.
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Who Owns Husqvarna Motorcycles And Where Are Its Bikes Made?
Husqvarna motorcycles are an iconic brand that have been owned by a few companies over its 100+ year history. Here's who owns them now & where they are made.
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What Are Ford Aeronose Trucks And Which Years Were They Made?
Ford truck fans like to give nicknames to their favorite body styles. Here are the Ford trucks that had the Aeronose nickname and their model years.
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