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At $25,000, Is This Custom 2010 Dodge Challenger R/T A Burnin'-Hot Bargain?
Forget the paint job, what about the low mileage?
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Climate Change Presented China With A New Potential Shipping Route For These Stressful Economic Times: The Arctic
It's not a route for the faint of heart.
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What's A Car You've Secretly Wanted To Own, But Are Afraid To Admit You Want?
Jalops, it's time to get personal.
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Here's How To Fix Common Power Tailgate (And Liftgate) Problems
If your power tailgate or liftgate is refusing to cooperate, there are a few simple fixes you can try before heading to the mechanic and parting with your cash.
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Why Body-On-Frame Passenger Cars Disappeared
It looks like the sedan body style is making a comeback, and maybe it is, but the body-on-frame passenger car is pretty much gone for good. Here's why.
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Why Dubai Police Cars Are Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Bugattis, And Other Dream Exotics
Police in Dubai are famous for their collection of high-performance pursuit cars, but why do cops in the UAE pick Ferraris over Crown Victorias?
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How To Live With A Car From A Defunct Brand When Parts Have Nearly Disappeared
Driving a car from a defunct brand can be incredibly cool, but keeping one on the road requires serious planning, foresight, and resourcefulness.
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How To Determine What Size Camper You Need For Your Family
Whether you're traveling as a simple pair, or bringing along four kids for your summer adventure, there's an RV or camper that can fit your needs.
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Subaru's Smallest Production Car Was Its First To Be Sold In The US, Here's Why The Microcar Failed
A tiny, cheap car sounds just right for 1968 — and it was, if the car in question was the VW Beetle. But Subaru's first U.S. entry had a host of problems.
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How Stop Sticks Deflate Tires Slowly Instead Of Making Them Explode
Back in the day, police officers often used spike strips to puncture tires and force fleeing vehicles to a halt. Now they use devices called Stop Sticks.
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4 Reliable Ford Models You're Better Off Buying Used
New Fords can be hit or miss when it comes to reliability. Fortunately, these models have proven dependability and may be worth looking for on the used market.
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How Oil Spills In The Ocean Get Cleaned Up
Oil spills can create some devastating ecological damage. But a few different methods help to both contain and remove this oil from the ocean.
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Who Made The Geo (And Chevy) Tracker, And What Are These Tiny SUVs Worth Now?
The Geo Tracker has developed a reputation as a classic in recent years, which caused its value to increase. Here's who built the car and what it's worth today.
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The Highest Posted Speed Limit In The World Might Not Be Where You Think It Is
People talk about countries with high speed limits, but where are the highest limits on the planet? And are there really places with no limit at all?
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How Audi Dominated The 1988 SCCA Trans-Am Series With The Smallest Engine
Audi may have entered a car with a comparatively small 2.1-liter engine, but it still completely dominated the 1988 SCCA Trans-Am series. Here's how.
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Is There An Ideal PSI When Pressure Washing Your Car?
You don't want to strip your car's paint by using water pressure that's too high, or not get it clean by going to low. So what's the right range?
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Army Grunts Get 4 Days Off To Play 'Grand Theft Auto' In Exchange For 2 Years Of Their Lives
This certainly feels like another instance of the the U.S. Armed Forces taking advantage of young, undereducated, and financially desperate Americans.
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8 Of The Cheapest Sports Cars With Alarmingly Low Resale Values
Most cars depreciate of over time, of course, but some sports cars are surprisingly less expensive than they were originally. Here are eight leading examples.
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Fewer Thieves Are Stealing Motorcycles, But More Are Getting Away With It
Declining rates of bike theft mirror other trends in U.S. crime, but stolen motorcycles are far less likely than cars to ultimately be recovered.
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Leave The World Behind And Make Sports Car Camping Your New Hobby
Too often, drivers treat their sports cars like precious gems that need to be kept in a vault. But they're meant to be a source of fun, camping included.
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Here's How Much A 2021 Cadillac CT5 Has Depreciated In 5 Years
Cadillac's sporty luxury sedan holds on to its value surprisingly well. Here's how the 2021 CT5 compares to its rivals and which trims are worth hunting.
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These Are The V-Twin Engines That Power Arch Motorcycles
Arch Motorcycles builds some of America's most exclusive performance cruisers, but what exactly is hiding beneath the bodywork of these bespoke bikes?
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When Was Mercedes-Maybach Born?
Maybach has a long association with Mercedes-Benz, but when did the German giant first launch the Mercedes-Maybach range, and why did it choose to do so?
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The Kia Stinger Started As The Brand's First Rear-Wheel-Drive Concept In 2011
Kia killed the Stinger in 2023, but its award-winning design lives on. Here's how a 2011 rear-wheel-drive concept car created by an Audi veteran started it all.
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What Does The Ford Maverick's FX4 Package Include?
The Ford Maverick is an attractive pickup that occupies a niche spot in the truck world, and the FX4 package is especially attractive. Here's what it includes.
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Analysis Shows All Those Data Centers Under Construction Will Output As Much CO2 As 24 Million Cars
More than just using lots of water to keep their computers cool, data centers use massive amounts of energy, which has a large impact on C02 emissions.
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10 George Barris Custom-Built Cars Every Gearhead Should Know
George Barris built custom cars that rolled out of his legendary shop and onto movie and television screens everywhere.
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How Chrysler's M-Body Platform Helped It Survive The 1980s
Chrysler was in dire straits due to quality and mileage problems, and it needed to bridge the gap until its K-cars were ready. Then along came the M-body.
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Canada's Car Theft Epidemic Is Starting To Cool Off
After years of rising auto theft numbers and a number of high-profile thefts, the stats are finally heading in the other direction for Canadians.
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Polishing pads can be reused several times, but their lifespan depends on the material and how well they're cleaned and maintained between uses.
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