Is The Dodge Challenger Faster Than The Charger? Top Speed And Acceleration, Compared
The Dodge Charger and Challenger have long been grouped together as the brand's leading muscle cars. Here's how the two models compare on the track.
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The Classic Ford Pickup You Didn't Realize Was Actually A Mazda Truck
Prior to the oil crisis of the '70s and the automotive industry shakeups in the late 2000s, Ford and Mazda had quite the lucrative business relationship.
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5 Of The Best Subaru Forester Years Based On Resale Value (& Which To Avoid)
The Subaru Forester is the ultimate family SUV, but given the spotlight it carries, you'll want to know what years to target and avoid ont he secondary market.
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2-Stroke Vs. 4-Stroke Dirt Bike: Which Is Faster?
In dirt bike racing, two-stroke and four-stroke engines have their own unique advantages. What's the difference, and which should you chose?
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You Might Want To Ditch Your Old AT&T Unlimited Plan, Here's Why
After a selection of unlimited plans from AT&T were retired earlier this year, now their price is set to increase. We've got all the details here.
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4 New Accessibility Features Worth Checking Out In iOS 18
The launch of iOS 18 marks the arrival of several new accessibility features, including ones that let you feel music and control an iPhone with your eyes.
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4 Unexpected Uses For A Cordless Drill
A cordless drill is an incredibly useful tool when used for its intended purposes, but there are also plenty of unexpected benefits it can offer.
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5 Compact Cars You May Not Realize Have Diesel Engines Under The Hood
You're probably aware that many large trucks pack diesel-fuel power under their hoods, but you may not realize that plenty of smaller cars do as well.
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Toyota Dealerships You May Not Have Realized Were Owned By NBA Legends & Superstars
NBA Players don't always limit their income to what they get from their playing days. Many diversify and to that end, some have opened Toyota dealerships.
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10 Of The Rarest Aircraft Ever Photographed In Flight
Here, we explore 10 of the rarest aircraft ever photographed in flight, some experimental, others disastrious.
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Why Was The Chevy Cruze Discontinued & Was There A Diesel Option For Each Model?
The Chevy Cruze only lasted about a decade, but it made an impression in that short time, in part because of its diesel engine offerings.
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What Is Badge Engineering And How Did It Lead To Some Of The Best And Worst Cars?
Badge engineering is a relatively common practice that may have been happening right under your nose. Here's what it is, and what it means for the consumer.
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Why The Real-Life Inspiration For GI Joe's Iconic Aircraft Carrier Is Still A Mystery
Hasbro's U.S.S. Flagg is one of the most impressive toys ever built, but its inspirations in 2024 still remain partially a mystery. Here's why.
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6 Useful New Windows Features You Might Have Missed
Microsoft rolls out useful features for Windows all the time, but they can often go unnoticed. Here are some recent features that you can use today.
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Who Bought D&W Diesel & Where Is The Company Headquarters Located?
D&W Diesel has been around since the '70s, but the origins of the company that purchased them go back even further. Here's the full story of who owns them now.
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Why Is Dodge Discontinuing The HEMI Engine?
It has been announced that the iconic HEMI engine will be discontinued after all these years, but there are a few reasons as to why this is happening.
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If Your Car Smells Like Rotten Eggs, Here's What You Need To Check
Vehicles will inevitably encounter mechanical problems, but if yours smells like rotten eggs, there is something wrong. Here's what you should check.
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Why The Baja 1000 Is Considered One Of The Riskiest Races Of All Time
The Baja 1000 is one of the most famous races in the world, but it's also one of the most dangerous. That's partially because there are so few rules.
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How Long Can An Aircraft Carrier Stay At Sea Without Refueling?
Aircraft carriers have come a very long way since they were first introduced during WWI. Today's modern fleet actually uses nuclear power and advanced tech.
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7 New iPhone Features Apple's Revealed But Won't Include With iOS 18's Launch
Apple's 2024 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) revealed plenty of new iPhone features. Here are seven that won't be included with iOS 18's launch.
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How Termites Inspired This Lunar Shelter Design For NASA's Artemis Mission
A team from the University of Arizona has plans for lunar structures to shelter NASA astronauts for the Artemis moon mission, and it's all inspired by termites.
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Who Makes Kawasaki's Performance Oils & What Engines Are They Made For?
Kawasaki makes a variety of vehicles for outdoor adventures, and the manufacturer recommends using its own name brand engine oil for them. Who really makes it?
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Can Raspberry Pi Run Linux? What You Need To Know
The Raspberry Pi has its own built-in operating system but you might be wondering if it can run Linux. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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5 Of The Most Expensive Ferraris Ever Sold At Auction
If you think that the cost of buying a new Ferrari is ridiculously expensive, wait until you see what the five most expensive models went for at auction.
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5 Pontiacs That Have Impressive Quarter-Mile Speeds
While the Pontiac brand is now retired, it still has a lot of remarkable history in the automotive world, like some very impressive quarter-mile speeds.
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How To Change Your Avatar Picture In Google Chrome
Your avatar is the way you're depicted on Gmail, Google Maps reviews, and of course when starting up Chrome. Here's how to make it more personalized.
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Maserati GranCabrio First Drive: Is Folgore Or Trofeo The Better GT Convertible?
SlashGear tested the new Maserati GranCabrio models, the Folgore and Trofeo. While almost identical on the outside, there are key differences between the two.
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