8 Enthusiast Cars That Are Absurdly Overrated
As polarizing as enthusiast cars can be, some are worth the hype while others are overrated. Fade these eight absurdly overrated enthusiast cars.
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6 Starlink Mounts To Attach Your Dish Practically Anywhere
If you use Starlink as your internet, you may want to reposition your dish for better reception. Here are six solid mounts that will help you do it.
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One common problem that delivery trucks often encounter is the struggle of maintaining interior temperature.
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12 Ryobi Products That May Come In Handy When Dealing With Flooded Rooms In Your Home
Ryobi offers versatile tools to tackle flood damage, from drying surfaces to clearing water. Discover 12 top picks for flooded room repairs.
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How To SSH Into Raspberry Pi (And Why You Might Need To)
Secure Shell (SSH) is a function that allows users to remotely access and control a Raspberry Pi command line.
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The Worst-Looking Xbox Consoles Ever Made
Most game consoles look pretty anonymous, offering some variation of a black box to sit beneath your TV. These special Xbox console models are anything but.
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What Makes A Truck A Dually? (And How It's Different From A Regular Pickup)
For most folks, a regular pickup truck will do just fine. But, if you find yourself in need of substantially more hauling power, a dually might be in order.
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Who Owns Bentley And Where Are Its Cars Built?
Bentley has a long history, and the company has changed hands more than a few times. Here's who owns the brand today and where the luxury cars are made.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Using A Cordless Drill Around The House
Drilling may seem like one of the simplest parts of the average home DIY project, and while that is often true, plenty of mistakes can still make things harder.
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What Real-Life Event Inspired Marlon Brando's Motorcycle Movie The Wild One?
Marlon Brando spoke to a generation in his 1951 motorcycle movie "The Wild One." It traces its lineage back to a notorious event in the 1940s.
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Who Were The Dodge Brothers And Why Did They Leave Ford?
Their name lives on in the brand they founded, but before that the Dodge Brothers helped Henry Ford build his empire. What lay behind their bitter split?
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Honda And Nissan Confirm Merger Talks: What It Could Mean For Your Next Car
Auto giants Honda and Nissan announced that they're going to begin talks about a merger, bringing the Japanese automakers under a single umbrella.
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Who Owns Michelin?
Michelin has made a big name for itself in tires (and high-end restaurants), but who actually owns the company?
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4 Stunning Design Features Of The Aimé Leon Dore Porsche 993 Turbo
This gorgeous restoration of the Porsche 993 Turbo includes a stunning paint treatment, special interiors, ALD heritage references, and technical upgrades.
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The History Of Toyota's Iconic Pickup Trucks In The U.S.
Toyota has some of the most prominent trucks sold in North America that aren't built by American manufacturers. Here's how the company earned its market share.
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The Most Reliable Mini Cooper Years, And Some To Avoid (According To Owners)
While big vehicles rule the roads in America, the Mini Cooper has seen some success here. When shopping for a used one, some years are better than others.
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Turn Images Into Excel Data Instantly With This Handy Feature
Microsoft's old standby spreadsheet app, Excel, has a new trick for importing lots of data from hard copies quickly. It just takes a few steps to use.
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How Many USB Ports Does A Tesla Have? (And Where To Find Them)
The Tesla is a landmark in the electric vehicle market, and that means it has a number of technological improvements, including the sheer volume of USB ports.
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Will Leaving The Tailgate Down On Your Truck Save Fuel?
A persistent myth surrounding pick-up trucks is that you can improve your fuel consumption by driving with the tailgate down, but is that true?
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AI 'Slop' Is Taking Over Social Media – Here's What You Can Do To Avoid It
More and more, social media feeds are being filled with nonsensical AI-generated content. Here's why the problem is getting worse and how to avoid it.
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What Does D3 Mean On Your Car's Gear Shift? (And How It's Different From D)
You probably use very few of your car's drive options outside or Park and Drive, but the D3 gear is useful when you're traveling at low speeds.
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5 Of The Best Tuya Smart Devices (According To Amazon Reviews)
Tuya is one of many alternatives to smart devices you can find on Amazon, and these five products are the best according to the customers who bought them.
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What Engine Does McLaren Use In F1?
McClaren has used various engines in its Formula 1 cars over the years. Here’s a look those engines and the racers who won with them.
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Whispersync For Voice: What Is It And How Does It Work?
If you are a Kindle user (either app or device) and an Audible fan, you might want to try out Whispersync.
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What Does The GX Stand For On A Lexus?
The Lexus GX is one of several luxury SUVs in the company's lineup, but what do those two little letters in the name stand for? Here's how to decipher them.
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Every Yamaha Motorcycle Announced For 2025, Ranked By Price
Yamaha makes a lot of motorcycles, but only a handful of the brand's bikes are getting a 2025 refresh, and it's only got one brand new motorcycle on the way.
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Is Mack Really Making A Pickup Truck?
Mack does have a history of light trucks and pickups from years ago, but those images you may have seen of a new Mack pickup aren't quite what they seem.
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