Is The 2026 Jeep Roadster Real?
A video proposing a new open-air Jeep Roadster is quickly making the rounds, but is it real or a fan creation meant to trick eager Jeep fans?
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4 New Trucks With The Worst Towing Capacity
Pickup trucks are popular for their ability to tow heavy objects, but only if they're strong enough. These trucks are seriously lacking in towing power.
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Porsche's 6-Stroke Engine: All The Game-Changing Details From The Patent
Porsche recently received a patent for a six-stroke engine. Here are all the details, including what makes a six-stroke different from a four-stroke.
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7 American-Brand Cars That You Can't Buy In The USA
Americans made these cars for foreign markets -- ones they didn't always understand. But from Latin America and the Caribbean to Europe, they kept on trying ...
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What Engine Powers The 2025 AMG GT 63 S E Performance & How Much HP Does It Have?
The 2025 AMG GT 63 S E Performance from Mercedes-AMG is fast. Here is the engine it uses and the amount of horsepower and torque it produces.
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Why The Original Toyota Land Cruiser Was Called A Jeep
The Toyota Land Cruiser is an instantly recognizable classic vehicle, but fans may be confused to learn it was originally called a Jeep. Here's why.
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6 Beloved Cartoon Vehicles (And The Real Cars They Were Based On)
Most cars you see in cartoons weren't created out of the blue, animators will often use real-world examples for inspiration.
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Is The 2025 Toyota Celica Real?
Toyota's Celica nameplate had a healthy three-decade run before being retired in 2006, but there have long been rumors of a possible return.
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9 Of The Most Powerful Sports Bikes You Can Buy Under $10,000
Sport bikes are often among the most powerful - and expensive - bikes you'll find on the lot, but there are deals to be found if you know where to look.
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8 Of The Fastest Bugattis Ever Built, Ranked By Top Speed
It's no secret that Bugatti produces some of the most expensive and powerful supercars. Here are the fastest Bugattis ever built, ranked by top speed.
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Avoid Chips And Cracks: 6 Tips To Protect Your Windshield
It's not overstating things to say that your windshield needs to be protected at all costs from things like cracks.
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Who Owns Bugatti And Where Are The Cars Built?
Bugatti may be a name that's synonymous with luxury automobiles, but who actually owns the company and where are the cars built and assembled?
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What's So Special About The 1957 Chevy 'Black Widow' And How Many Were Made?
With only a few examples made during race season, 'Black Widow' versions of the 1957 Chevrolet 150 were rare and fast sedans that dominated NASCAR's circuit.
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When Did Dodge Start Using Cummins? (And The Diesel Engine It Used Before That)
The Cummins engine-powered Dodge Ram was so in demand that the manufacturer had to briefly stop taking orders, making it far more popular than its predecessor.
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What Kind Of Truck Was In Jeepers Creepers And What Engine Did It Have?
"Jeepers Creepers" was a horror movie in the early 2000s that featured a unique old truck. Here's what kind of truck it was and what engine powered it.
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What Are Catalytic Converters, And Why Is Nearly Every Car Required To Have One?
Most vehicles need catalytic converters not only so they perform at their best, but also because it's the law. Here's how they work and why they are required.
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5 Tips For Car Camping With An EV
Car camping is an easy and convenient way to enjoy the great outdoors. However, if you plan on doing it in an EV, here are five tips you need to know.
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Aircraft Autopilot Vs. Car Cruise Control: What's The Difference And How Do They Work?
Cars and airplanes making themselves go both have different systems to make it work. Here are the differences (beyond the obvious) between them.
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3 Of The Most Valuable Car Finds On American Pickers
The 'American Pickers' duo has found plenty of rare cars during the show's 26 seasons run, but these are some of the rarest and most valuable finds thus far.
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7 Ways To Customize Your Motorcycle Helmet Without Ruining It (Or Making It Illegal)
Customizing your motorcycle helmet is an easy way to add some flair to your rides without changing your bike. Here are a few great ideas.
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What Are Motorcycle Fork Seals And How Much Do They Cost To Replace?
If you ride your motorcycle often, you’ve probably had to replace the fork seals. Here’s what fork seals are and how much it costs to replace them.
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2025 Chevrolet Blazer EV Review: Impressive Range, Frustrating Dashboard
Chevrolet's electric upgrade puts the Blazer EV into a fiercely-competitive segment. Can strong range and a spacious cabin make up for some tech errors?
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How To Clean Your Car's Seat Belts (And Get Rid Of Stains)
Even though people use it daily, a car seatbelt is an easily-overlooked part of your car that can get dirty, quick. Here's the best way to clean it.
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Every Car Powered By Bugatti's W16 Engine Ranked By Top Speed
In two decades of Bugatti's W16 engine, the marque has produced the Veyron, Chiron, Divo, Centodieci, Mistral and Bolide. Here they are, in order of top speed.
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Common Problems With The 2017 GMC Terrain (According To Consumer Reports)
If you're considering a used 2017 GMC Terrain, you might want to reconsider. Readers of Consumer Reports have noted several common issues with their purchases.
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6 Facts About Steve McQueen's Iconic 1968 Bullitt Mustang
The 1968 Ford Mustang that Steve McQueen drove in "Bullitt" is one of the movies' most beloved cars. It has a fascinating backstory of its own.
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How To Change The Oil In Your Car Yourself: A Step-By-Step Guide
If you want to save money and avoid a trip to a mechanic, here's an expert step-by-step guide on how to change your vehicle's engine oil yourself.
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