The World's First Minivan And The Man Who Built It
Chrysler is known for bringing the first mass-produced and highly successful minivan to market, but it wasn't the first iteration of a minivan vehicle.
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How To Install Apps On Your Samsung Smart TV Or Projector
If you own a Samsung smart tv or projector, you'll want to know how to install, manage, and update new apps or the ones that are already on there.
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5 Harbor Freight Finds For Avid Bicyclists
Whether you're an avid bicyclist or a casual rider, it's best to have some tools on hand to keep you safe. Here are five Harbor Freight finds for any bicyclist.
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10 Tips & Tricks To Declutter Your Smartphone Without A Factory Reset
Phone running slow? Don't immediately look to a factory reset. You can try all sorts of things to cut down on the bloat and make things run a little faster.
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Tips & Tricks For Finding Parts For Your Classic GM Vehicle
Searching for parts to complete your restoration project can be a headache. Here are some tips and tricks for finding parts for your classic GM vehicle.
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5 Electric Planes That Will Take You To The Skies Soon
As aviation is responsible for significant CO2 emissions, the industry is striving to clean up its act. Here we look to the future with five electric planes.
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GM's LS2 Vs. LS3 Engine: What's The Difference Between Them?
GM's small block LS2 and LS3 V8 engines are similar, but not the same. What are the biggest differences between these two beastly powerplants?
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2025 Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S E PERFORMANCE Pairs V8 Engine And Electric For Record Speed
The 2025 Mercedes AMG GT 63 S E Performance is coming and it's pairing an electric motor along with a massive V8 engine, so yeah, there's some power there.
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6 Cool Projects You Can Do With A Raspberry Pi And Camera
Raspberry Pis can do a lot more than play retro video games, and if you have a camera handy, then there are a lot of fun DIY projects you can try.
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8 Harbor Freight Finds You'd Want To Have If You're Going To Live Off-Grid
If you are looking to spend some time off the grid, you need to have all the essentials covered. Here are some great items from Harbor Freight to consider.
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Whatever Happened To Chalmers Motor Company?
The Chalmers Motor Company has faded from the memory of most, but it remains an important piece of American automotive history to this day.
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How To Check Your Apple Pencil's Battery Percentage
Whether you have a magnetic second-generation Apple Pencil or the USB-C alternative, there are a few different ways to check its battery percentage on iPad.
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Do Manual Transmissions Cost Less To Maintain Than Automatic?
While it was once commonly held that manuals were cheaper than automatics, more recently, things have shifted.
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Is The Curtiss Goupil Duck The Ugliest Aircraft In History?
The fame (or infamy) of being the ugliest aircraft in history might be owned by the Curtiss Goupil Duck, but it is surely in good company.
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The Best Years For Ford's V10 Triton Engine (And Which To Avoid)
Ford's V10 Triton engine has powered some of its biggest vehicles, but like many powerplants, not every year is created equal. Here's what to look for.
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7 Home Depot Workbenches & Tables To Complete Your Home Garage DIY Setup
If you have the tools you need but are missing a quality workbench or table, here are seven from Home Depot that will complete your garage setup.
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How To Check Apple Watch Battery Percentage From Your iPhone
In case you don't have your Apple Watch on you, there is a way you can check it's battery life from your iPhone. Here's how to do it step-by-step.
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Chevrolet 327 Vs 350: Which Is The Better Engine?
The Chevy 327 and 350 are kindred spirits, but not exactly the same. While both are very powerful and reliable motors, which one is truly the best?
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How To Troubleshoot Step Counter Not Working For Apple Watch
One of the Apple Watch's most popular features is its health tracking, including built-in step counting. However, sometimes it doesn't work right.
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RingConn Smart Ring Review: Health Metrics With Tracking Potential
The RingConn Smart Ring might very well be the best smart ring on the market today -- but can what this device offers be worth the price you'll pay?
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Lucid Just Previewed The Two New EVs Its Survival Depends On: Here's What We Saw
Tesla-rival Lucid is fighting to survive in the tough EV segment, and is counting on new models to court mainstream drivers. Here's what we know about them.
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5 Of The Best Spring Black Friday Deals At Harbor Freight
If you want to take advantage of the best Harbor Freight Spring Black Friday deals, you must act quickly. Here are a few tools you can pick up right now.
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2024 Hyundai Kona Review: A Small Crossover That Checks All The Big Boxes
Hyundai's 2nd-gen Kona covers all the small crossover bases, from luxury, through sporty driving, to fully electric. But has the 2024 Kona been spread too thin?
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The 4 Best Commercial Aircraft To Fly, According To A Veteran Pilot
When it comes to being an expert commercial pilot, captains like Richard Levy (retired) have found their preferences in aircraft over many years of flying.
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5 Apps To Install On Your MacBook If You Are Switching From Windows
Going from a Windows computer to a MacBook is a big switch with a learning curve. Here are five apps to download to make the transition easier.
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6 Iconic Truck Stops To Check Out If You're Taking A Road Trip Across The U.S.
The next time you plan to travel across the U.S., consider making it a road trip. Many iconic truck stops along the way offer unique experiences.
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10 Of The Most Reliable Kia Engines Ever Built
Kia gives prospective car buyers plenty of interesting options to pursue when looking for a new or used vehicle, but which Kia engine is the most reliable?
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