Felix Rosenqvist's Last Lap Onboard Is A Thrill Ride To Indy 500 History
The Swede began the last-lap shootout in third, and his car's onboard camera captured the unfiltered intensity of the frantic rush to the front.
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Trying To Find Parking In North Korea Is A Chore These Days
Who would've guessed Pyongyang and Detroit had so much in common.
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Lucid Buys Back Engineering Explained's Air Due To Excessive Software Glitches
Owner Jason Fenske hit a breaking point after a weekend trip where many features, both software and hardware, malfunctioned or didn't work at all.
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Fanny Packs Are Race Day Game Changers
Long maligned, the humble fanny pack has its moment at the Indy 500.
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Has Car Ownership Become So Expensive It's Basically A Luxury Now?
Sure, the price of new cars has hit astronomic levels. But that's far from the only factor making Americans feel they can't afford to own a car.
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Ford's Pickup Production Problems Are Giving GM, Ram An Opportunity To Catch Up
As the F-Series' big anniversary nears, Ford's rivals are biting its heels.
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Here Are The Best Years For Cars
Even when things were at their worst, there was joy to be found in new car dealerships.
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At $5,995, Is This Buick-Powered 1979 Chevy Chevette A Sleeper That Could Keep You Up?
Does that price make you want to tell the seller to take this car and Chevette?
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5 Tire Brands With The Most Comprehensive Warranty Coverage
When it comes to shopping for tires, checking the warranty is a vital step. For reference, here are five tire brands that offer some of the best warranties.
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The First Turbocharged Engine To Ever Race At Indy Was A Semi-Truck Engine
What's the strangest car to ever qualify for the Indy 500? With its truck roots and unique engineering, the #28 Cummins Diesel Special is a strong contender.
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Do Turbos Use Air-To-Water Or Water-To-Air Intercoolers?
You'll hear both "air-to-water" and "water-to-air" being used by experts to describe intercoolers, but one of them makes a lot more sense than the other.
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Americans Are Finally Using Public Transportation And All It Took Were Historic Gas Prices
When gas prices top $4 a gallon (and $6 in California), public transit use starts to rise. It's a boon for financially struggling transportation agencies.
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Propane Gas Is Cleaner And Cheaper, So Why Don't More Engines Use It?
In comparison to regular gas and diesel, propane is much cheaper, plus it burns cleaner. Why, then, don't we use it in more vehicles? Here's the answer.
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What Does It Take To Repair A Rusty Car Frame?
While fixing surface rust is usually easy to DIY, structural rust damage to the frame is an entirely different story and requires a special approach.
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These States Allow Semi Trucks To Pull Three Trailers
While most semi trucks are limited to one or two trailers, this small handful of states allows truckers to haul up to three trailers at once.
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These Are 11 Of The Most Powerful Semi-Truck Engines Ever Built
Hauling heavy cargo requires serious power, and these semi-truck engines deliver.
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Man Sticks Power Washer Engine In Barbie Power Wheels Car To Keep Gas Budget In Check
Most go-karts are built for speed, but Mali Hightower designed this one to run local errands, so it has enough cargo space to for small grocery runs.
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This Airline Has Only 15 Planes, And Is Cutting Out An Entire Day From Its Flight Schedule
If you have a tiny fleet of jets and the price of fueling them goes through the roof, what do you do? One airline is responding by killing a day of flights.
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Here's How Much A 2021 Tesla Model S Has Depreciated In 5 Years
EVs have notoriously steep depreciation due to factors such as rebates, battery degradation, and aging. But how has Tesla's flagship sedan held up since 2021?
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For $3.5 Million, Get A Long Island Auto Enthusiast Haven And Its Massive Car Collection
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I Shouldn't Have To Scan My Face To Browse Cheap Cars On Facebook Marketplace
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Can You Fly With Tools? Here's What TSA Allows
Whether you can fly with tools isn’t a blanket yes or no answer, as certain items face strict restrictions, while others have greater flexibility.
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This Super Rare License Plate Is Worth More Than The Average New Car
Only four of these American license plates are believed to exist, each of them likely worth more than the average $49,191 Americans pay for a new car today.
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These Cars Are The Poster Children For 'Mediocre Is Worse Than Bad', According To Our Readers
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At $4,500, Is This 1986 Volkswagen GTI A Hot Hatch That Can Still Bring The Heat?
Arguably from the greatest generation of GTI, does this high-mileage example check off all the boxes?
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Truck Drivers Say These Are Your Most Annoying Driving Habits
Navigating large trucks on the road is a hassle, and you may want to quickly maneuver around them, but it's important to understand that safety is at stake.
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Michelin Pioneered The Asymmetric Tire Tread, Here's Why It Was Revolutionary
Michelin pioneered the first asymmetric tire tread in 1965. Learn about the innovation and the difference it makes for high performance cars, both then and now.
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Is Landfill Methane Or Car CO2 Worse For Climate Change?
Environmental agencies have been raising a lot of fuss about CO2 emissions from cars and transportation, but is it actually as bad as methane?
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Rally and circuit racing stand as the twin pillars of professional motorsports, but they differ in everything from the vehicles to the terrains and objectives.
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These Are The Only New Diesel-Powered Trucks And SUVs Available In America Right Now
Diesels are becoming increasingly rare, but they're still an important part of some American automaker lineups, and there are plenty of options to choose from.
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