10 Car Features To Avoid (And Why)
Cars are loaded with tech these days but not all of it is useful. Here are the features you should skip to avoid hassle and wasted dollars.
Read More-
-
How The Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman Became A Signature Car For Dictators
Mercedes-Benz says that when it comes to cars, it's "The Best or Nothing." For a striking number of dictators, the best has meant the Mercedes 600 Pullman.
Read More -
The AMG C63 S E Performance Is A Breathtaking Achievement I Can't Recommend You Buy
The AMG C63 S E Performance offers a spec sheet that is undeniably impressive, but the complete package doesn't quite come together. Here's why.
Read More -
Nissan Revives The Hardbody Style With New Frontier, But One Detail We Can't Get Behind
Nissan's new Frontier Pro Hardbody harkens back to a favorite pickup truck of the 1980s. But with this just-announced version, there's one thing we don't like.
Read More -
Can You Sell A Car That Hasn't Been Paid Off Yet?
If you have a car you want to sell, but still owe money on it, don't worry, you have options. Here are the pros and cons of each to help you make a decision.
Read More -
Every Tool That Comes In Milwaukee's 16-Piece Power Tool Kit
Milwaukee offers a 16-piece power tool bundle, but it can be hard to tell exactly what comes in each kit. Let's take a closer look at the actual tools.
Read More -
Porsche's Most Iconic Interior Is Finally Back After Decades, But It's Not Staying Long
Porsche has brought back one of its most iconic interior designs with its latest Heritage Design car, but you'll have to act fast if you want one.
Read More -
What Does The REST Button Do In VW Cars? (And When Should You Use It?)
The REST button can be found on most modern VW models along with the rest of the climate control buttons. Take advantage on those chilly days.
Read More -
Why The Tiger & Tiger II Tanks Couldn't Turn The Tide In WW2
Nazi Germany's Tiger and Tiger II tanks have been lauded as legendary and among World War II's most fearsome weapons. Why couldn't they save the Axis powers?
Read More -
Can You Repair Rust On Your Car's Frame? (And Is It Worth The Work?)
Rust is a serious concern for a car, and can in some instances result in major damage to the car's frame. But is it possible to even repair that kind of damage?
Read More -
Can Electric Motorcycles Go As Fast As Gas-Powered Ones?
Electric motorcycles are still a nascent part of the electrification of road vehicles, but they've come a long way, putting out impressive performance numbers.
Read More -
All About The SS United States: Why Was This Ship So Important?
As the ocean liner SS United States is being prepared for its final voyage, from Alabama to a site off Florida, we look back at what made it so important.
Read More -
Milwaukee High Output Vs. Forge Batteries: What's The Difference?
There's a number of battery types for your Milwaukee power tools that help get the job done, but should you look to its High Output or Forge range?
Read More -
Yes, You Can Trade-In Your Old Phone At Costco - But Does It Pay A Fair Price?
Costco offers a mobile device trade-in program through a partner. Here's how the trade-in program works and how it compares to other programs.
Read More -
How Can Helicopters And Planes Detect And Sink Submarines?
Helicopters and airplanes are often used to detect and sink submarine craft, but how exactly does that happen? What allows them to see underwater?
Read More -
What Is The Best Tablet For Drawing In 2025? (According To Users)
You might be surprised to learn what the best user-rated tablet is to hone your artistic prowess (and its price!).
Read More -
Which Ford SUV Do Police Use In North America? (And How Fast Can It Go?)
The SUV that police typically drive is an extremely popular Ford model, and has an interesting history.
Read More -
This May Be The Most Efficient Way To Wrap An Extension Cord
If you're constantly working with extension cords, it's worth knowing the best way to manage and wrap the cabling once your done. It will save you a headache.
Read More -
5 Of The Best Car Floor Mat Brands In 2025, Ranked
A good floor mat can truly extend the life of your car's interior, but which floor mat is right for you? These five stand out as the best of the best.
Read More -
Was The Red October A Real Soviet Submarine?
The Red October, featured in both a Tom Clancy novel and a movie starring Sean Connery and Alec Baldwin, seemed so genuine. Was it a real Soviet submarine?
Read More -
USB Ports Not Working In Your Car? These Are The Fixes We'd Try First
Many cars these days have USB ports to allow integration with and charging of mobile devices, but what do you do when your car's USB ports don't work?
Read More -
11 Ways To Save Money When Shopping At Harbor Freight
Harbor Freight offers some great deals on its tools and other wares, so long as you know how to find them. Here are 11 ways to save money at Harbor Freight.
Read More -
Where Is The Longest Floating Bridge In The World? (And What Is Its Total Length?)
Not all bridges are meant to majestically span water or a gorge; some just float on the surface and allow vehicles to pass over them. Here's the longest one.
Read More -
Chevrolet Silverado & GMC Sierra Fuel Pump Settlement: How To Check If You're Eligible
Owners of these Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra trucks with Duramax 6.6-liter diesel engines are eligible for a big class action settlement.
Read More -
Insta360 X5 Review: Refined, Robust, Ready To Be The Best
The Insta360 X5 brings back a flagship 360-degree spherical-media-capturing camera in a form that's fully prepared to win the market.
Read More -
Watts Vs. Watt-Hours: Why These Two Power Station Specs Mean Very Different Things
Confused between watts and watt-hours? Learn the key difference between these two power station specs and why it matters for your energy needs.
Read More -
Is Mercedes Bringing Back The V8 Engine?
Many V8 fans disappointed by the 2025 Mercedes-AMG C63's four-cylinder hybrid engine. But is the German company really bringing the V8 back to its engine bay?
Read More
