2027 Volkswagen Atlas Is A Feature-Heavy Family Hauler With A GTI Engine
There's even a hybrid coming, but we'll have to wait for a mid-cycle refresh a few years down the road to get that bad boy.
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Starlink Satellite Explodes In Orbit, Yet Another Moment Of SpaceX Engineering Excellence
There are roughly 10,000 Starlink satellites in low Earth orbit, over a third of all the tracked objects in that part of space.
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2027 Mercedes-Benz GLE Refresh Will Have You Seeing Stars
The GLE's second facelift offers a range of inline-4, inline-6 and V8 engines, including two plug-in hybrids.
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2027 Mercedes-Benz GLS Refreshes The S-Class Of SUVs One More Time
The facelifted GLS has updated engines, new technology and suspension that can anticipate and respond to bumps in the road before you drive over them.
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2027 Volkswagen Atlas Is A Feature-Heavy Family Hauler With A GTI Engine
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How Dodge Transformed The Viper From Twitchy Beast To Predictable Handler
The first-generation Viper drew the scorn of reviewers who panned its stiff suspension and poor handling. So for generation two, Dodge made adjustments.
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I remain hopeful that "Speed Racer" will break through from its cult classic status with this re-release in IMAX.
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2027 Mercedes-Benz GLS Refreshes The S-Class Of SUVs One More Time
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Suck It Losers: Audi's Five-Cylinder Will Live On In The U.S. As It Dies Elsewhere
We've just got to enjoy the RS3 and its inline-five while it lasts here in the U.S., and look smugly on as the rest of the world stares at us with jealous eyes.
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Australian Company Sheds Light On In-Car Sun Exposure By Reupholstering A Camry With Human-Like Skin That 'Burns' In Sunlight
A car that's upholstered in synthetic skin, hair, and even moles is a pretty stark reminder to wear your sunscreen, even when you're driving.
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2027 Mercedes-Benz GLE Refresh Will Have You Seeing Stars
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What To Know About (And How To Watch) NASA's Artemis II Mission To The Moon
NASA says that is a stepping stone to going to Mars. Really, it might just be the most historic thing our species has done since... well, landing on the Moon.
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Average Regular Gas Price Hits $4 Nationwide
In this morning's edition, we're looking at gas prices cracking the $4 mark, as well as GM idling Factory Zero.
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These Are The Problem Car Parts You Wish Were Indestructible
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Which EV Should Be Next On The Chopping Block?
Maybe there's a certain EV that never made sense to you, or maybe you even owned one and hated it.
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At $19,995, Is This 2005 Lexus SC430 'Pebble Beach Edition' A Concours-Level Deal?
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Why Do Most Cruise Ships Have Diesel Engines?
You've probably heard about pollution from cruise ships' engines, but why do they usually run on diesel, and how are they cleaning up their act?
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Why Pistons Have Three Rings To Rule Combustion
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2027 Ford Expedition 30th Anniversary Appearance Package Is All Show With A Mustang Dark Horse Paint Job
With a coat of Blue Amber metallic paint and some shiny 30th anniversary badges, the Expedition gets a small cosmetic update for its third decade in production.
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Consumer Reports Says To Avoid Buying These Used Chevy Models From These Years
Despite the brand's popularity, not all Chevy vehicles are worth buying. These are the used Chevrolet models that Consumer Reports recommends avoiding.
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Man Pays For Mustang Restoration, Gets Car Back In Pieces Five Years Later
We've heard some pretty horrible mechanic stories over the years, but this may be one of the worst.
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Avoid Cheap Amazon Dashcams, Consumer Reports Says These Are Better Options
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The 90-Degree Torque Problem: How Engineering Bent Power Around Corners
Torque naturally prefers to move in a straight line. So how does the engine manages to overcome 90-degree bends to deliver that torque to the wheels?
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Traffic Safety Expo Is Like SEMA For Safety Equipment, And It's Filled With Cool Tech That Keep Roads And Workers Safe
Go ahead, nerd out on roadway safety a bit. You never know, it may be a category at your next bar trivia night.
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The Clever Engineering Of Shipping The Chevy Vega By Train
GM hoped the Chevy Vega would reinvent the American car, but it was too expensive to ship — until engineers found a genius way to fit 30 cars per railcar.
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