Yamaha Viking Vs. Kawasaki Mule: What's The Difference Between These Side-X-Sides?
Between two side-by-sides, these utility vehicles from Yamaha and Kawasaki serve distinct purposes depending on what kind of driving you need it to do.
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Which Pontiac Models Were Supercharged, And How Much Horsepower Did They Produce?
Pontiac used to build excitement, and sometimes it did so with superchargers. Here are all the cars Pontiac made with superchargers and how powerful they were.
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How To Start A Diesel Engine After It Runs Out Of Fuel
Running out of of diesel can give leave you with more problems than a walk to the gas station. Here's what to do if your truck runs out of diesel.
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What Years Did Chevrolet Make The 302 Engine And How Much Is One Worth Today?
The Chevrolet 302 small-block V8 engine was developed for the Camaro Z/28 but had a fairly short run.
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Is Ford Planning To Build A Four-Door Mustang Sedan?
Aside from the all-electric Mach-E crossover SUV, the Ford Mustang has never had a four-door version. Are the rumors of that changing true?
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What Color Is Diesel Fuel? Here's What It Should Look Like
There are a few different colors of diesel fuel, and each one has a specific purpose. Here's what it should look like depending on your needs.
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Which Harley-Davidsons Are Compatible With The 131 Crate Engine?
The Harley-Davidson 131-cubic inch Screamin’ Eagle Crate Engine can add serious power to your bike. Here are the bikes with which it is compatible.
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10 Honda Cars That Are Dirt Cheap To Maintain
There are many Honda vehicles that are worth your investment, primarily due to the money you can save down the line on maintenance costs.
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4 Chevy Models From The Early 2000s That Are Future Classic Cars
The early 2000s typically aren't thought of as a legendary era for American cars, but Chevy still put out some great models during those years.
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All About The T-56 Six-Speed Manual Transmission (And Which Cars Use It)
The T-56 was flexible, versatile, and a popular manual transmission choice for vehicle manufacturers, engine swappers and restorers alike.
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The Story Of Hodaka: The Best Dirt Bike You've Never Heard Of
Hodaka has one of the most interesting company stories of any motorcycle brand, coupled with a cult following that remains to this day.
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5 Of The Most Hated Pontiac Models Ever Made
Pontiac may have been one of the great innovators in American automotive history, these cars show the writing was on the wall well before GM pulled the plug.
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Every Generation Jeep Grand Cherokee, Ranked Worst To Best
The Jeep Grand Cherokee is the company's most popular SUV thanks to its reliability and design. If you're in the market, here's everything you need to know.
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Does Changing Wheel Size Affect Your Car's Speedometer?
Maybe you're thinking about increasing the size of the wheels on your car. If so, there are some important factors to take into account. Here's what we know.
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All About 700R4 Transmissions: Who Made Them & Are They Any Good?
The 700R4 transmissions has gone by different names over the years, so who made them and are they reliable? Here's everything you need to know.
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Yes, Toyota Does Make Diesel Engines (And Here's What They Power)
While Toyota doesn't sell diesel-powered vehicles in the U.S., they did once upon a time and never stopped selling them in many overseas markets.
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4 Ways To Get More For Your Vehicle Trade-In
If you have decided to trade-in your vehicle instead of selling it yourself, it is important to know these four ways to get more for it during negotiations.
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Here's Why The Mazda6 Was Discontinued
Mazda has had some excellent compact vehicles alongside its popular SUVs, but the Mazda6 died a particularly quick death before many other automakers' sedans.
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Everything We Know About The New Combustion Engines Toyota's Working To Release Soon
Although Toyota has been on the cutting edge of hybrid vehicles, it's been slower to adopt full EV cars. Here's what we know about its new combustion engines.
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The Best Years For Chevy Tahoe (And Some To Avoid)
Since its debut over 30 years ago, the Chevrolet Tahoe has become one of the most enduring SUVs around. Check out the best generations (and the worst).
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What Does The 'RS' Stand For On A Chevy Camaro RS?
Chevys might be iconic, but you might not know what the 'RS' distinction stands for on a Camaro. Here's what the letters mean for owners.
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How Fast Is The Yamaha Viking And What Kind Of Engine Is It Powered By?
Speed and power might not be the two specs you think of first when considering a UTV, but you'd be surprised what's under the Yamaha Viking's hood.
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Why Is Lamborghini's Emblem A Bull? A Look Into The History Of The Company's Logo
Over the years, Lamborghini has had a total of five logos, with the bull serving as the brand's symbol.
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Every Vehicle (And Non-Vehicle) Powered By The 331 HEMI Engine
The Chrysler 331 HEMI was as powerful of an engine as it was significant, especially for its day. It powered several vehicles, but also some non-vehicles too.
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What Is An Exhaust Brake On A Diesel Engine And How Does It Work?
Alongside typical drum or disc brakes, beefier diesel engine vehicles sometimes employ exhaust brakes to bolster the stopping power of powerful haulers.
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Why Did Some Old Toyota Trucks Have Only One Headlight?
It is common knowledge that vehicles typically have two headlights, but at one point some Toyota trucks only had one, and there is a good reason as to why.
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9 Car And Truck Products You Should Be Buying From Costco
Automotive supplies can cost a lot of money, but if you shop smart you can get many cheap enough at Costco to offset the cost of membership.
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