13 EVs That Have Been Discontinued In The US
Not every EV made it to the mainstream. These 13 discontinued electric cars tell the story of early innovation, misfires, and what came next.
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Yes, Some Kindle Models Are Waterproof - Here's The IP Rating
It should come as no surprise that one of the most popular e-readers, the Amazon Kindle, has some waterproof options. But just how resistant are they?
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How Many Tanks Does Russia Have Left?
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has cost it a significant amount of resources, including tanks. To make matters worse, the nation's rate of production is lacking.
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13 Must-See Motorcycles In Billy Joel's Collection
Billy Joel isn't just a pop music superstar, he is also an avid long-term motorcycle aficionado with a mind to sell his entire collection at auction.
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Are Quinn Sockets A Good Investment? Here's What Users Say
Have you been looking at the Quinn sockets but aren't sure if they are worth buying? Before making a decision, here's what users have to say.
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Yes, You Do Have To Get Your Burned-Out Third Brake Light Fixed ASAP – Here's Why
A burned-out third brake light might seem harmless, but ignoring it can lead to bigger problems than you think. Here’s why fixing it quickly matters.
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What Is An RFID Wallet & How Does It Protect Your Information From Scanners?
Heard of RFID wallets but not sure what they actually do? They promise to shield your cards from invisible scans and the tech behind it is clever.
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Is The Top-Selling Processor On Amazon Really Worth Buying? Here's What Users Say
One CPU stands head and shoulders above the rest on Amazon in terms of sales, but it's not a cheap purchase at nearly $500. Is it actually worth the money?
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What Does The GTO On Pontiac's Classic Muscle Car Stand For?
Along with ushering in a new era in American car culture, the Pontiac GTO moniker left a lasting impression. Here's how the iconic name came to be.
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This Is The Best Harbor Freight Impact Wrench, According To Users
While Harbor Freight offers tons of tools, it can be difficult finding the best of the best. At least when it comes to impact wrenches, here's what users like.
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SlashGear's Updates On Futuristic Technology At IFA 2025
SlashGear is on the ground at IFA 2025 in Berlin, Germany. Look to us for updates on all the new innovative tech products being unveiled.
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Every American Aircraft Carrier Sunk During WWII
A look at every U.S. aircraft carrier sunk in WWII, from USS Langley to USS Bismarck Sea, the battles they fought, and the sacrifices of their crews.
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Who Makes John Deere Engines?
John Deere is one of the oldest and most successful manufacturers of agricultural and heavy equipment. Who makes the engines that power John Deere products?
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Does Best Buy Price Match? Here's What You Should Know
One of the best marketing ploys retail stores have introduced is price matching. Some stores have rolled back their policy, but others have kept it going.
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Why The US Army's New Helicopter Is Expected To Be So Revolutionary
The legendary Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk is nearing the end of its service life. Its replacement is expected to revolutionize military aviation.
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DJI's Osmo 360 Camera Is Here, But How Does It Compare To The Popular Insta360?
While Insta360 has many solid 360-degree cameras for recording the action, the DJI Osmo 360 gives the action camera market some serious competition.
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Why Do Power Strips Have A Reset Button? Here's When To Use It
Have you ever noticed the reset button on a power strip or surge protector? It's there to serve the same purpose as a blown fuse, protecting your technology.
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Does Home Depot Copy Car Keys? Here's What You Should Know
While many car keys require a trip to the dealership and some cash to duplicate them, others are much easier. You can even copy them at some Home Depots.
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When Will The Boeing F-47 Fighter Jet Enter Service?
We know that Boeing is already designing the next generation of fighter jets for the United States, but when are these aircraft expected to enter service?
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5 Of The Best-Sounding Triumph Motorcycles Ever Built
Triumph motorcycles have been cafe racing the streets of Britain and North America for decades. The brand's mid-2000s refresh served up triples with tone.
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Why Didn't Harley-Davidson Release A 2014 Road Glide?
The Harley-Davidson Road Glide has had a pretty long production run, but it skipped the 2014 model year. Why did Harley jump straight to model year 2015?
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This Drill Bit Attachment On Amazon Makes Digging Holes For Planting Easy (According To Users)
While many are accustomed to drill bits that go through wood or metal, this special attachment is adept at gardening duties to make planting much easier.
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The Time A Race Car Driver Crashed His Vehicle & Won The Race Upside Down
Winning a race at all costs may seem like Hollywood fanfare, but for Laurens Vanthoor, it was a reality that resulted in a bombastic first place finish.
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Why Some Fans Think 'American Pickers' Staged Its 1967 Shelby GT500 Mustang Find
In a lucky twist of fate, the "American Pickers" crew stumbled across a 1967 Shelby Mustang in a barn in a 2022 episode. Fans have some suspicions about it.
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5 Semi Truck Brands Owned By Daimler
Part of the Mercedes-Benz group, Daimler is one of the world's biggest makers of semi trucks, and that's not counting all the brands it owns.
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Why Do Amazon Sellers Have Such Strange Brand Names?
Browse around Amazon enough and you start to notice a lot of unique, almost bizarre, names for approved sellers on there. There is some sense in that chaos.
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How Deep Can A Metal Detector Typically Detect?
From hobbyist gear to advanced scanners, the science behind detection depth is complex. Explore the variables that govern just how deep detectors can search.
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