Everyone Wants A Subaru WRX
It's nice to see people are still getting into cool cars, despite everything.
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Drivers Treated To Fireworks Show As Trailer Burns
There are no reports of any charges being filed, so this appears to have been an honest accident.
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New International Border Crossing Could Quietly Open This Week To Avoid Trump's Ire
You'd think completing a multi-billion dollar infrastructure project would be worth celebrating, but not everyone is happy with the Gordie Howe Bridge.
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While Blue Origin Is Hopeful New Glenn Will Fly Again This Year, Its Exploded Launchpad Is A Problem
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Lucid already added hands-free driving to the Air, so it isn't a brand new feature for Lucid.
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The 2000 Ford Excursion Was Built To Be The Biggest, Heaviest SUV On Earth
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This Four-Cylinder Engine Won The Indy 500 27 Times Between 1935 And 1976
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The 340R Was The Smart Crossblade Of Lotus Elises, And You Could Own 1 Of Only 340 Ever Built
The Lotus 340R looks like nothing else on the road, but getting your hands on this rare performance roadster is going to cost quite a bit.
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The Future Is Now As Kimi Antonelli Becomes Youngest Monaco Grand Prix Winner
Antonelli's Grand Slam was made even more impressive by a curveball during the race's latter stages.
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Dodge Is Sending The Charger Daytona And Sixpack To Europe To Teach Those Commies A Thing Or Two About Freedom
I'm pretty sure I know how the Charger will sell in Europe, but even if one makes it over there, it's going to spread freedom and liberty like a super soldier.
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Here's Why Turbocharger Development Was Held Back For Years
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Just Because Ford Killed Its Sedans Doesn't Mean They Can't Make A Comeback
I can hear your keyboards furiously typing already.
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The First Vehicle With A Direct-Injection Diesel Engine May Be Older Than You Realize
If you think direct-injection diesel engines made their debut in the 1980’s, think again. The first diesel without extra plumbing debuted decades earlier.
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These Automakers Need To Abandon Their Signature Design Elements, At Least According To Our Readers
Whether you'll ever find someone in complete agreement with you on which cars are ugly mistakes and which ones aren't, no one can say.
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Get Ready For Even More Tariffs
Plus new self-driving initiatives from Uber in London, right to repair legislation, and the cult of the Rav4 hybrid.
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What's The Worst Current Automotive Trend?
Maybe, if we're all lucky, some trendsetter will take our ideas and build the perfect car — after all, surely none of us disagree on what trends annoy us.
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At $22,500, Is This 1990 Mazda MX-5 Miata The Answer To Our Prayers?
Miata may always be the answer, but should we question this price?
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How Consumer Reports, The IIHS, And Others Test Car Headlights
Headlights are a topic of conversation at the moment, with some concerns about brightness, but this is how independent organisations measure cars' lights.
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Is Cleaning Your Car To Improve Fuel Economy Myth Or Mythbusted?
You might have heard that a dirty car is more aerodynamic. But is there really any truth to that statement? Here's what the MythBusters had to say about it.
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The Reason Automakers Are Moving From Port Injection To Direct Injection
Port fuel injection has some big advantages, but automakers increasingly are using gasoline direct injection instead. The reasons are numerous.
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The Gas Additive MTBE Was Banned By California In 2003: Here's Why
More than 20 years ago, California stepped in to ban the gas additive MTBE, but why did the state take that step, and what exactly was wrong with MTBE?
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Here's What Happens When You Blueprint An Engine
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Choosing Between Apple AirTags And GPS Trackers For Your Vehicle
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Here's Why Designing Hybrid Motorcycles Is So Tough
Hybrid motorcycles could be faster, more efficient, and have longer engine life, but there are significant hurdles keeping them from being widely adopted.
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Lithium Ion Batteries Keep Exploding In New York City Garbage Trucks, Which Is A Problem
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How Mercedes Turned Its Massive S-Class Into The Fastest Production Car Of 1975
Mercedes' 6.3-liter SEL was already a beast, but the 6.9-liter engine turned the Sonderklasse into one of the world's fastest sports saloons.
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It's been four years since Speed Bump Olympics posted its first video showing negligent drivers catching air, but drivers still haven't learned their lesson.
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How Aerodynamics Changed Car Design After The 1970s
Several advances in aerodynamics technology after the '70s completely revolutionized the car world, making cars sleeker, faster, and more fuel-efficient.
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