I Shouldn't Have To Scan My Face To Browse Cheap Cars On Facebook Marketplace
Buying a car through some sort of secure platform is one thing, but scrolling through Facebook Marketplace shouldn't require jumping through so many hoops.
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These Cars Are The Poster Children For 'Mediocre Is Worse Than Bad', According To Our Readers
Even paleolithic hunter-gatherer societies made art and added unnecessary decorations to otherwise basic tools.
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If you can convince me a meal is edible behind the wheel, I'll consider it a valid entry for today's question of the day.
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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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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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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?
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What Are The Biggest Differences Between Rally And Circuit Racing?
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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FAA Puts Nearly $1 Billion Toward Replacing Air Traffic Control Towers, But Spends Even More Money On Kids
You might expect the federal government to spend a lot on America's airports. Turns out, it's pushing even more cash toward family-friendly airport upgrades.
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Where Can You Go To Learn To Drive A Stick Shift Car?
With many of the best driver's cars being manuals and dedicated three-pedal driving schools all over the country, gearheads have no excuse not to learn stick.
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Choose Your Heavily Depreciated Fighter: $43k AMG GT53 With An Inline-6 Or $69k AMG GT63 With A V8
Is a heavily depreciated AMG GT63 worth paying a premium that would buy a brand-new Honda Civic to get the V8 over the I6?
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Does Selling A Car At Dealer Invoice Mean The Salesperson Makes Nothing?
Invoice pricing rarely represents the price the dealer paid for the car due to various incentives and bonuses. Here's what the salesperson gets out of it.
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While NASCAR Euro Ran Michelin, BFGoodrich, Continental And Hoosier Rubber, U.S. Races Stayed Loyal To One Brand
Its heritage deeply embedded in American racing culture, NASCAR's Cup, Xfinity, and Truck series have been relying on this tire brand for almost 30 years.
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USB flash drives offer surprising advantages over streaming for listening to music in your car, but the tradeoffs may not be worth it for some drivers.
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Why You're Probably Required To Have Liability Auto Insurance But Not Full Coverage
You're most likely required to have a minimum liability insurance policy for your car. However, choosing to invest in more coverage is up to you. Here's why.
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Here's How Much A 2021 BMW M4 Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The 2021 BMW M4 marks the first model year for the latest G82/G83 generation, and it seems to be keeping its value slightly better than its F82/F83 predecessor.
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Someone, please, reassure us that the internet hasn't killed all the old road trip games.
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The Honda Accord Hybrid Touring Is An Exceptionally Good Midsize Sedan
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9 Hot Rod Styles Every Gearhead Should Know
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What's The Difference Between Unibody And Monocoque Construction In Cars And Trucks?
While some automakers use the two terms interchangeably, there's a massive difference between a unibody and a true monocoque, both in construction and rarity.
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When Did Subaru Switch To CVTs?
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Consumer Reports Did The Math On Common Dealer Add-Ons, And The Total Is Painful
While there are some valid dealership expenses you should pay for, unnecessary dealer add-ons can easily add multiple four-figures to your car purchase price.
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Chevrolet Considered Turbo-V6 Corvettes During The Late '70s Gas Crisis
In the interest of fuel economy, GM first experimented with a turbocharged V6 Corvette in the late '70s. It went just as well as you might imagine.
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In Some US Cities, You'll Lose Over 100 Hours A Year Sitting In Traffic (That's More Than 2 Full Work-Weeks)
Traffic is a reality in many U.S, cities, with three landing in the top five worst cities in the world for traffic delays, costing us both time and money.
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