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In 2023 (the most recent year with complete data) Americans put in a grand total of 2.9 trillion miles.
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Cost, Privacy, And Security Concerns Turn Customers Away From Subscription Services
In 2024, 86% of people surveyed said they'd pay for connected services, but that number dropped significantly to 68% in 2025.
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The unorthodox races took place at Cars vs. Planes, a car show at the Springdale Municipal Airport in northwest Arkansas.
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Keeping your car's oil pressure within the correct range is an important part of vehicle maintenance — but what exactly is that range? Let's take a look.
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When Subaru Killed The EJ Engine (And What Replaced It)
The EJ engine powered Subarus for 32 years until a variety of federal regulations killed it. But the engines that replaced it had problems of their own.
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Can you really use your utility task vehicle as a daily driver? Yes, in lots of states, but in many others, it's no. And in a few states, the answer is "maybe."
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Is It Illegal To Park A Gas Car In An EV Charging Spot?
Signs saying a parking space is for "EV charging only" may seem to have the force of law. But is planting your gas car there anything worse than a jerk move?
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The Multiple Uses Of Dry Ice In Formula 1
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If Your Diesel Engine Feels Sluggish Under Load, This Might Be Why
There are lots of reasons why your diesel engine might be underperforming, but a lot of them go back to the same underlying issue. Here's what to do.
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Are Costco Car Batteries Actually A Good Deal And What Is The Warranty?
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Here's Why The Boeing 777x Needs Folding Wingtips
Boeing's new 777x has faced lots of delays on its way to being delivered to airlines. But its need for folding wingtips has been evident from the start.
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Liberal Americans Cool On All EVs, Not Just Teslas, Due To Elon Musk's Rightward Shift
The man who popularized the battery-powered car in America is now unpopularizing it again.
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The Fastest Dirt Bikes That Are Fully Street Legal
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Why Automakers Are Taking Gigacasting Seriously (And No, Tesla Didn't Invent It)
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Yes, You Can Flip Your Tow Hitch Upside Down. Here's Why You Might Want To
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The Oldest Boeing Passenger Jet In Active Service Has Been Flying For Over 45 Years
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Nashville Signs Up For Tesla Loop Connecting Airport With Downtown, Neglecting Light Rail Plans
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