2024 Chrysler Pacifica Plug-In Hybrid Review: I Liked It (Even Though It Broke Down)
Chrysler's plug-in hybrid minivan wows with range and flexibility. Can some questionable reliability spoil the show?
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Are Dunlop Tires & Goodyear The Same Company? A Look At The Brands' Relationship
Dunlop is a British brand, but depending on where in the world you buy its high-performance tires, a different parent company might handle the manufacturing.
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Every Non-Dodge Vehicle Powered By The Viper V10 Engine
Dodge wasn't the only automaker to make great use of the Viper's potent V10 engine. Many rare supercars have also borrowed Dodge's powerful drivetrain.
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Man Buys Old Police SUV, But Has To Call The Cops Thanks To What He Found In The Car
In this video of a man examining the condition and contents of a vehicle he won at a police auction, a surprise discovery has him calling the police.
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What Does PZEV Mean On A Subaru?
Cars often include strings of letters in their names or descriptions that can be confusing to many consumers. Here is what PZEV on a Subaru car means.
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The Ultra-Rare 1968 Dodge Dart That Came With A 426 HEMI
The Dodge Dart may not have been the most technically impressive car, but one model year ranked among the hardest-charging cars on the market.
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Why Chrysler Destroyed 93 First-Generation Dodge Vipers
In order to help train the next generation of mechanics, Dodge donated Vipers to various schools. So why did Chrysler order them to be destroyed?
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11 Alternatives To The Harley-Davidson V-Rod
Harley Davidson really struck a chord with the V-Rod, and even though it's been discontinued, there are several motorcyles offering a comparable experience.
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What Does The 170 Mean On A Dodge Demon?
With its 1,025 horsepower, Dodge's Challenger SRT Demon 170 is a beast of uncommon power. But the "170" in its name refers not to strength, but what it sips.
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5 Of The Coolest Looking Predator Motorcycle Helmets Available In 2024
Predator remains one of the most iconic action films ever made, and now you can embody the greatest hunter of them all with these slick motorcycle helmets.
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11 Things You Should Know Before Buying A Ford Expedition (New Or Used)
The Ford Expedition has been around for decades, and become an integral part of Ford's lineup. However, there are still things to know before buying one.
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How Much HP Does A Gen 3 HEMI 6.1L Engine Have & Which Cars Originally Came With One?
Many gearheads know about the 5.7L HEMI engine and it's specs, but what about the horsepower for the Gen 3 HEMI 6.1L? Here's what you need to know.
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4 Cheap Tools That'll Make Cleaning The Inside Of Your Car's Windshield Easy
It’s practically impossible to keep the inside of your car’s windshield from getting dirty. Here are four inexpensive tools to help you keep it clean.
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What Went Wrong With The Chevrolet Citation? Why The Hatchback Failed
The Chevrolet Citation was a short-lived entry for the automaker, but what went wrong with the vehicle and why did the hatchback ultimately fail?
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WD-40 often seems like a miracle product, but can it really fix your car's stuck window? Well, yes -- but only if the issue is one specific problem.
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What Car Do Racers Drive In The Toyota GR Cup?
In the last few years, Toyota has introduced a racing series called the GR Cup to see who the best driver is. Here's the car they drive and its specs.
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10 Harley-Davidson Motorcycles That Are Dirt Cheap To Maintain
Harley-Davidson may be the iconic brand in American motorcycling, but that doesn't mean all its bikes cost a ton of money to maintain. These ones are cheap.
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What Does C/K Mean On Chevy Trucks And Which Years Were They Made?
Chevrolet has been making trucks for a long time, and has some of the best-respected nameplates on the road. But deciphering what they mean can be difficult.
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10 Non-Chevrolet Cars Powered By Chevy V8 Engines
You won't only find Chevrolet built V8 engines in Chevy trucks and muscle cars. Here are 10 foreign and domestic car manufacturers who opted for Chevy V8 power.
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Kawasaki motorcycles are slick street bikes, so naturally they pop up in Hollywood films and TV shows all the time. These are some particularly iconic scenes.
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6 Non-Mercedes Cars That Use Mercedes-AMG Engines
AMG has a longstanding reputation for building great engines, which have appeared in far more models than just those manufactured by Mercedes-Benz.
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The Most Reliable GMC Sierra Years, And Some To Avoid (According To Owners)
The GMC Sierra is a beloved pick-up truck in any form factor, but the Sierra 1500 is perhaps the most popular, especially in these exceptional years.
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Is Toyota Really Bringing Back The MR2 In 2025 Or 2026? Here's What You Need To Know
Sports-car fans are excited about rumors of a revived MR2 nearly two decades after the last one was produced. But are these reports fact or automotive fiction?
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5 Maintenance Tips That Will Extend The Life Of Your HEMI Engine
HEMI engines are well-known, but they aren't without their flaws. To extend the life of your engine, here are five maintenance tips you need to know.
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12 Of The Best Looking Trucks VW Ever Designed
In the U.S. Volkswagen isn't as well known for their trucks as they are for smaller passenger vehicles, but it has had some great looking models over the years.
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Which Jeep Commander Years Had HEMI Engines & How Much HP Did They Have?
The Jeep Commander wasn’t a popular vehicle, but you could get it with a HEMI. Here are the years it had a HEMI and how much horsepower it made.
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Scout's New Trucks May Look Like A Rivian, But Here's Why You Shouldn't Be Fooled
While Rivian may have assisted with the development of the new Scout Traveler and Terra EVs, these capable electric haulers aren't the same as the R1T or R1S.
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