How Many Miles Is Too Many For An NA Mazda MX-5 Miata?
If you've ever considered buying an NA Mazda MX-5 Miata, you probably wondered how many miles is too much. The short answer is: It depends. Let's talk about it.
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What Makes The 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback Such An Iconic Car?
The first Ford Mustang models flew off the shelves with their introduction in 1964, but the '67 model has some unique features that make it truly iconic.
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Google Maps On Android Auto Is Getting Its Biggest Update In Years
While it's still currently rolling out across compatible devices, Android Auto version 17.3 is bringing a major mapping and navigational update.
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Ford 300 Vs. Chevy 292: How Do These Legendary Inline-6 Engines Compare?
Both the Ford 300 and Chevy 292 inline-six engines are legendary powerplants dating back to the 1960s, which has always prompted comparisons between the two.
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Why Do Some US Roads Have Two Different Speed Limit Signs?
You may have seen a sign on a U.S. road designating two different speed limits. Actually, those limits are designed to regulate different types of vehicles.
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Can You Use A Motorcycle Helmet After It's Been Dropped?
Safety is critical for any motorcycle rider, and that extends to the gear you wear. Nowhere is that more important than your motorcycle helmet.
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What's The Difference Between A Tow Hitch And A Tow Package?
When you're shopping for a towing vehicle, you will almost certainly encounter the terms tow hitch and tow package. What's the difference between them?
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Not Toyota, Not Ford: This Is The Highest-Revving Inline-6 Engine Of All Time
You might expect it from sleek sports car or a rough and ready pickup, but this BMW engine delivered impressive power to quite few cars in the early 2000s.
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15 Best Alfa Romeos Of All Time
Alfa Romeo isn't as mainstream as other Italian luxury automakers -- but it has produced a lineup of aesthetically superior vehicles.
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Man Gets Busted For Speeding. Then Blames It All On Tesla's Self-Driving Feature
No one likes getting a speeding ticket, but if you're trying to get out of it, maybe don't admit to the police that you weren't actually the one driving.
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2026 Kawasaki Versys 650 Review: Can An Affordable Daily-Rider Also Be A Road-Trip Hero?
A few options and accessories make Kawasaki's motorcycle a fantastic all-rounder.
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How Much Is A 1980 Mustang Worth Today & What Is Its Top Speed?
The 1980 Mustang isn't exactly the most popular, helping to keep its price down on modern auction sites. However, it also comes with a modest top speed.
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5 Car Brands With Plans To Bring Back The Mid-Gate Pickup
The mid-gate pickup was briefly popular in the 2000s before fading quickly. However, there are signs that a mid-gate revival might just be on the cards.
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Here's How Much A 2021 Toyota Corolla Has Depreciated In 5 Years
In general, Toyota’s vehicles are known to hold their value well with few exceptions. But after five years, exactly how much has the Corolla depreciated?
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Why Ford Killed The Mustang Boss 351 After Just One Year In Production
The 1971 Mustang Boss 351 boasted a 330-horsepower, 351-cubic inch engine that drove it to a 14.1-second quarter-mile, yet none of that performance was to last.
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What Makes Marine Engine Oil Different From Automotive Oil?
Marine oil and automotive oil both help your vehicles run smoothly, but they're not interchangeable. Here's everything that makes them so different.
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Why European Cars Go Longer Between Oil Changes Than American Ones
Have you ever wondered why European cars are better on oil than American cars? There are a couple perfectly logical reasons.
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Why Some GM-Built Transmissions Feature Allison Badges
Why do GM-built transmissions still wear Allison badges? The answer involves development work, brand recognition, and a licensing agreement that almost ended.
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Will O'Reilly Auto Parts Really Pay You To Recycle Your Car Batteries?
A dead car battery isn't always worthless. Here's what you need to know about O'Reilly's recycling scheme and if your old batteries could get you a gift card.
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5 Things Every New Motorcycle Rider Should Buy
From staying protected to keeping your bike running, these are the purchases new motorcycle riders will be glad they made before trouble strikes.
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What Makes Gear Oil Smell So Different From Motor Oil?
While gear oil and motor oil are both used by your car and often use the same or similar bases (such as mineral or synthetic oils), they smell vastly different.
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13 Harley-Davidson Models That Are Perfect For Everyday Use
The Harley-Davidson name carries a lot of weight, so luckily, you'll be happy to know there are several models that are perfect for everyday use.
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What Is The 1-Inch Rule For Car Seats?
Young children must be strapped into a properly installed car seat at all times. The 1-inch rule is very important when it comes to proper installation.
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Can You Use Non-Detergent Motor Oil In Your Car?
The answer is less should you use non-detergent oil on your car, but can you? There might be a couple examples where it would be okay.
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5 Of The Best-Sounding Kawasaki Motorcycles Ever Built
Kawasaki is a well-known name in the motorcycle industry, but some of its bikes have a sound you won't forget. Here are five of our favorites.
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5 Cars With The Coolest Dashboards Displays
From the Lagonda to the LFA, these five cars didn't just go digital. They turned dashboard design into full-blown sci-fi on four wheels.
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One-Of-1,255 1968 BMW 1600 GT Heads To Auction As A Certified Classic
Here's something you don't see very often: a BMW 1600 GT on U.S. soil. This one is heading to auction with enough provenance to secure a big price.
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