2025 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon Review: Is The Off-Road Rep Still Warranted?
Not just a Wrangler with a pickup bed, the Gladiator wants to convince you it's off-road truck royalty. We hit the trails of Moab to find out if that's true.
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7 Useful Apps & Tech That Can Help You Combat Jet Lag
Jet lag can wreck a trip, but a few smart apps and gadgets can help you adjust faster and enjoy more of your vacation without the travel fatigue.
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12 Woodworking Tools Under $20 That Are Great For Beginners
Interested in setting up your first wood shop, but dreading the inevitable expense of it all? These woodworking tools bring a lot of function on the cheap.
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10 Common Car Buttons (And What They Do)
Getting familiar with the common buttons in your car can make driving a lot smoother. Here is a quick guide to what the most important ones actually do.
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10 Of 2025's Fastest Cars That You Can't Buy In The US
There are some fast cars available in the United States, but many of the world's fastest hypercars aren't sold on the U.S. market.
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How Much Do TPMS Sensors Cost On Average? (And How Long They Typically Last?)
Unlike other parts on your car, Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) sensors have their own battery, which means they eventually die. How much is a new one?
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With the weather changing, you may be thinking about taking your TV outside to enjoy the warmer temperatures. However, doing so could be hazardous for your TV.
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Which Countries Have The Most Artillery In Their Military?
The world's military heavyweights all have substantial amounts of artillery, but some countries stand out with the biggests arsenals of all.
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What Does It Mean On YouTube TV When It Says 'Streaming Limit Reached?'
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Why Do Rockets Almost Always Launch To The East?
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What Does Honda's LX Label Actually Mean?
There aren't many Honda vehicles left that offer the base LX trim level. What does the cheapest trim in Honda's lineup actually get you?
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Why Are Some Flatbed Semi Trailers Curved?
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No, Hitler Didn't Design The VW Beetle (But He Did Play A Role In Its Creation)
It's a misconception that Hitler designed the Volkswagen Beetle himself, but he did bear some responsibility in its creation. Here's how it happened.
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10 Useful Smart Sensors For The Inside Of Your Home
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Why GM Is Recalling SUVs & Pickups With The L87 Engine - Here's Which Models Are Affected
General Motors' L87 engine has had a good reputation in the past, but now GM is recalling thousands of SUVs and pickups that use it. Here's why, and which ones.
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How Rare Is The Lexus SC 300 & Did It Come With A 2JZ Under The Hood?
The Lexus SC 300 coupe isn't a car you often see on American roads. But is it truly that scarce? And did it really share an engine the Toyota Supra?
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Why Some Aircraft Carriers Have A Ramp (And Are They Better Than Catapults?)
When projecting air power around the world, carriers play an important role, but there's more than one way to launch a plane from the deck of one.
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9 Of The Most Absurd Car Recalls In Automotive History
Safety recalls are an unfortunate reality for automakers, but they aren't all as straightforward as they seem. Here are some of the strangest recalls ever.
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The humble combination square can be used on almost any woodworking project, and you can use it to check 45-degree or 90-degree angles before you cut.
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Why Did BMW Discontinue The M8 Coupe? Possible Reasons, Explained
BMW's M8 Coupe has gone the way of the dodo, at least in the U.S. But why has BMW decided to pull the plug on the high-performance two-door?
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What Is Internet Bandwidth And How To Know How Much You Need
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How Fast Can Speed Boats Go? (And What Is The Current Record?)
Speed boats are fast, exhilarating, and undeniably fun, but how fast can a speed boat go? The story of the boat speed record is also fascinating.
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How Does Ryobi's New High Flow Automotive Pressure Washer Compare To Its Other Models?
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How Much Horsepower Did The Volkswagen XL1 Have?
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Where Do Airplanes Store Their Fuel?
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The history of the Swiss Army Knife is different from that of the Leatherman brand, and how they function have subtle nuances.
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Are Nissan And Infiniti Cars Really Made In The Same Factory?
Infiniti has been Nissan's luxury brand for well over three decades. That got us wondering, are the cars from both brands actually built in the same factory?
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Where Can You Still Buy An IcyBreeze Cooler & Are They Any Good? (Here's What Users Say)
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