At $11,500, Would You Go Topless In This 1991 Saab 900 Turbo?
The A/C is on the fritz, but you could put the top down on this Saab 900 Turbo and drive it around until winter sets in. Is it worth $11,500, though?
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It's Already Time For A New Kia Sportage
The current Kia Sportage has only been on sale since 2022, and the next-generation model is almost ready to launch with an even wackier design.
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ICE Sets New Limits On Car Chases And Vehicle Stops, Which They'll Certainly Follow At All Times
A new U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement memo bans high-speed pursuits and places new restrictions on chases. But will ICE agents pay attention to it?
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F1 Race In Malaysia Salvaged By Software Update Made In Under An Hour
Mechanical failures happen pretty regularly in racing, but large groups of F1 cars probably shouldn't be bricking themselves on track all at once.
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Simple Car Mods You Can Do Yourself Ranked By Difficulty
Not all car mods require a mechanic's expertise. See which beginner-friendly upgrades are easiest to tackle yourself, and which ones demand more patience.
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Inside Indonesia's Wild And Extreme Modified-Vespa Subculture
You may think you know what wild modifications look like, but wait until you see Indonesia's Extreme Vespa culture. Their creations are out of this world.
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GM's 1969 XP 512E Concept Car Was A Tiny EV With A 58-Mile Range
As part of its 1969 Progress of Power exhibition, General Motors introduced four concept cars that showed off GM's innovations. One was its first modern EV.
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Why SpaceXAI Is Rebranding As SpaceXSI
SpaceXAI is making steps towards a name change, and the reasoning behind it comes from a request from the current President of the United States.
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Why The Ford 9-Inch Rear End Is Still America's Favorite Axle Decades After Ford Quit Making It
Ford stopped making the 9-inch rear end in 1986, but aftermarket companies are still making parts for the axle, and racers still rip down tracks with it.
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JCB Proved Bonneville Will Always Be Speed's Final Frontier
Witnessing the JCB Hydromax's 406.320-mph record run was an unforgettable experience.
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The Pros And Cons Of Electromagnetic Brakes
Trucks and trailers take a lot of stopping, so some use electromagnetic brakes to help the conventional systems out. But how exactly do they help?
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7 Oil Tankers Attacked In Strait Of Hormuz, As U.S. Official Admits Iran's Targeting Abilities Keep Improving
"Until Hormuz fully re-opens and confidence returns, the crude reality is that pressure at both ends of the barrel will intensify."
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Federal EV Tax Breaks Vanished, But Taxpayer Dollars Still Aid Charging Infrastructure
Federal EV tax creds may be gone, but NEVI funding for charging stations will continue. The Trump administration is not going down without a fight, however.
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These Driving Blunders Still Haunt Your Dreams
The responses in the comments section made me shudder with the sudden realization of how poorly things can go with a very heavy vehicle.
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Europeans Still Love Their EVs
While policy and tariffs in the U.S. may have priced EV ownership out of contention for a lot of drivers, their counterparts in Europe aren't holding back.
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What's Your Favorite Alfa Romeo?
Alfa Romeo has produced a lot of incredible, beautiful cars over its 116-year history, and we want to know which one you love the most.
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At $9,500, Would You Go Like Hell To Buy This 1986 Dodge Omni Shelby GLH-T?
It's definitely one of the more affordable ways to get a Shelby-branded car.
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What Are The Essential Differences Between Carbon-Carbon And Carbon-Ceramic Brakes?
Disc brakes come in various styles. Here are the differences between carbon-carbon and carbon-ceramic rotors and how they compare to regular cast-iron discs.
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Pony Cars Don't Always Have To Be American-Made
American car manufacturers are certainly known for their pony cars, but other countries have been getting in on the V8-powered action for decades.
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Hawaii Is The Only State Without A Highway Patrol, But That Doesn't Mean You Can't Get Pulled Over
While Hawaii doesn't have a dedicated Highway Patrol unit, it does have a complex and somewhat fragmented law-enforcement system patrolling the roads.
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A Costco Membership Gets You Discounts On Volkswagen SUVS
Costco offers many discounts and benefits, and some of the latest offers for members include incentives for select Volkswagen SUVs. Here's what to know.
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7 Popular EVs Ranked From Best To Worst Range
Looking at the seven best-selling EVs in the first half of 2026, it would seem that higher sales figures don't necessarily mean less range anxiety.
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The Unofficial World Record For Fastest Engine Swap Still Stands Over 40 Years Later
It's the kind of timing you'd expect from the fastest oil change record – not swapping a Ford Escort's inline-4 out and back in and driving the thing 32 feet.
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The Number Of Cities That Have Dropped Flock Camera Contracts Has Quietly Been Exploding
Is there a future without these cameras anywhere? It might be a far-distant dream, but maybe it's not impossible.
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How Much Can The Toyota Sequoia Tow Compared To Its Competitors?
The Sequoia is big and burly, but we wondered: Can it out-tow the Chevy, GMC, Ford, and Nissan non-luxury body-on-frame SUVs it's competing with?
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The Hummer H2 Was Huge, But Here Are 5 New SUVs That Are Even Bigger
In the 2000s, the Hummer H2 was considered ridiculously large. But time marches on, and today we barely even notice that these SUVs are bigger.
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Consumer Reports Says Buyers Are Overpaying For These 10 New Cars
Brand-new cars are getting more expensive. Per Consumer Reports data, some of them are even being commonly sold for above their sticker price.
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1970 Dodge Charger R/T For Sale With 440 V8 And Under 16,000 Miles Is Plum Crazy Rarity
The second-gen Dodge Charger became famous in "Bullitt," "The Dukes of Hazzard," and the "Fast and Furious" movies — but not looking like this.
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Why In The World Did Pontiac Create A GTO Trim Called 'The Judge' In 1969?
The Judge is an odd name choice for a performance trim, but it's the most iconic badge in Pontiac's history, and clean ones are now worth multiple six figures.
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USPS Wants To Improve 'Community Safety' With New Mail Truck Cameras
The U.S. Postal Service is installing high-resolution cameras in 100 mail trucks. It says the purpose is benign, but the news raises privacy issues.
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7 Four-Cylinder Sports Cars That, Dare We Say, Could Be Called Super
Can little four-pots really power supercars? Would we make a list like this if we didn't think so? The technology in these seven cars is spectacular.
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