5 Cars That Have Two Engines Under The Hood
We all anticipate popping open the hood of a car to find an engine, transmission, and other standard parts. But here are some cars that have two engines there.
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10 Pieces Of PC Tech You Should Always Avoid Buying Used
Finding a great deal on a used piece of PC hardware can be very exciting, but there are certain components that are typically best bought new.
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7 Of The Largest Private Jets In The World
Many of us dream of riding in a private jet, while a select few actually live the reality of owning one. Here are seven of the largest in the world right now.
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Engine Vs. Motor: Key Differences Explained
When talking about engines and motors in cars, you might think they are the same thing, but in reality, there are some big differences between them.
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Every Ford Powered By The 1.5L EcoBoost 'Dragon'
The 1.5-liter Ford EcoBoost Dragon engine can squeeze a tremendous amount of power out of three cylinders. Here's what car models have had it under the hood.
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5 Cheaper Alternatives To Milwaukee Packout
Milwaukee's Packout system is popular amongst professional contractors and DIYers, but if you want to save some money, here are five cheaper alternatives.
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Blocking Websites On Your iPhone: A Comprehensive Guide
Not only can the iPhone feature 'Screen Time' put constraints on apps, downloads, and usage time, but it can also block adult websites. Here's how to use it.
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Every Generation Of The Subaru Outback, Ranked Least To Most Reliable
The Subaru Outback sport utility wagon has been one of the most recognizable crossovers for years, but not every generation of this versatile car is a winner.
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Tesla Semi Fire Took A Plane And 50,000 Gallons Of Water — Proof EV Fires Are A Nightmare
A Tesla Semi caught fire after a collision on a California freeway. Here's what it took for firefighters to control the blaze and what it means for EVs.
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Why Was The International Harvester Scout Discontinued?
International Harvester is better known for farm equipment now, but in the '60s and '70s, they had a run as an automobile manufacturer. What went wrong?
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The Rare Pontiac Fiero Model That Earned A Lawsuit From Ferrari
The Pontiac Fiero will stand as one of the most interesting cars ever produced in America, with one unofficial upgrade that would draw the ire of Ferrari.
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What Do The Different Colors Of Road Reflectors (Cat's Eyes) Stand For?
The reflectors at a highway's sides do more than help you stay on dark roads. Their colors are important -- and mean different things in and outside the U.S.
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10 Things You Should Know Before Buying A Honda Civic (New Or Used)
The Honda Civic is among the most reliable and popular vehicles on American roads. But there are a few things to know before buying one.
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What Does 'Texas Edition' Mean On Chevy And Ford Trucks?
Few things are more Texan than trucks. Here is what the "Texas Edition" label means on Chevy and Ford trucks, and where they are available for purchase.
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5 Of The Best Classic Cars To Restore As A Beginner
While restoring a classic can be a massive challenge, choosing the right car can be more rewarding for a beginner.
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What Battle Had The Most Aircraft Carriers Sunk And Which Ships Were They?
World War II had plenty of devastating battles, but only one saw the most aircraft carriers sink into the Pacific. These are which ships went down.
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What Is A GT And How Does It Differ From A Sports Car?
Sports cars and GT cars aren't the same thing, though many automakers have certainly made it more confusing as many vehicles have similar 'GT' variants.
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The Legendary IndyCar That Gave Ford's Coyote Engine Its Name
Record-setting race car driver A.J. Foyt not only used the Coyote engine to win his fourth and final Indianapolis 500 -- he designed and built it, too.
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Where Does Airbus Build Its Airplanes?
Airbus airplanes are used by many popular American airlines, but where are the aircrafts made and are any manufactured in the United States?
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11 Of The Most Historically Significant Submarines In Military History
Submarines have changed both naval warfare and global politics. Here are some of the most important submarines that ever slipped below the waves.
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What Is E85 Gas And How Is It Different From Regular Gas?
E85 gas is popular in places like California, but is available all over the U.S. in various gas stations. However, this type of gas is not for every vehicle.
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How To Update The System Software On Your PS5
Keeping your PS5 up to date is important if you want to get the most out of the console. Here are all the ways you can ensure yours is running the latest.
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Kawasaki Ninja 1000 SX Vs. Ninja ZX-14R: What Are The Differences?
Between two of Kawasaki's highest-end motorcycles, the Ninja 1000 SX and the Ninja ZX-14R are both potent bikes, though comfort levels vary significantly.
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10 Of The Most Iconic Appearances Of Triumph Motorcycles In Movies And TV
Triumph has made some of the most iconic motorcycles in automotive history, and they've appeared in many films and TV shows. Check out these great performances.
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Pontiac Catalina Vs. Bonneville – The Biggest Differences Explained
Between these two land yachts of the era, both the Pontiac Catalina and Pontiac Bonneville lived fruitful lives as models in the automakers lineup in the '60s.
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How To Prevent Apps From Running In The Background On Windows (And Why You Should)
Some programs and apps automatically running in the background of Windows 10 and 11 machines don't actually need to be on if you don't actively use them.
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6 Novice Video Editing Mistakes And How To Avoid Them
There are some common pitfalls and mistakes novice video editors are prone to making, but they're easy enough to avoid with a little extra insight.
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