As Repossessions Rise, License Plate Readers Aren't Just For Cops Anymore
Flock has the biggest network of surveillance cameras in the United States, but cameras mounted to repo vehicles are mobile and scanning neighborhoods.
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What Simple Vehicle Repair Or Trick Made You A Hero To Your Non Car-Obsessed Friends And Family?
You're a hero and just a quick dial away. Yay you.
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Uber Claimed It'd Protect Sexual Assault Victims, Instead It Wants To Know What They Were Wearing And Their Medical Histories
Uber same sort of rhetoric that surrounds sexual assaults inferring that the victims asked for it because of what they were wearing, or what they were drinking.
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Time Has Been Kind To BMW's 'Bangle Butt' Styling
Unsurprisingly, the traditionalist automotive media were put off by BMW's new design language, but I remember loving the bold new direction as a kid.
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12These '70s Classics Were Hard Sells When New, But Are Valuable Today
Sometimes what looks like a weed later turns out to be a beautiful flower. These cars didn't make a splash when they came out, but now they bring big bucks.
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12 Cars With Rear-Mounted Spare Tires That Aren't Jeeps
The rear-mounted spare tire is relatively uncommon in today's automotive world. However, here is a handful of new and old vehicles that come with one.
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The Jaguar I-Pace Has Depreciated Faster Than Any Other Car Over 5 Years
The Jaguar I-Pace offers plenty of power and luxury, but its astronomic depreciation tells a different story. Here's why buyers refuse to splurge on used ones.
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The 2003 Audi RS6 Has Several Achilles' Heels, But This Is The Worst
The C5 Audi RS6 marks the first time Audi put a twin-turbo V8 in a performance car, and the heroic performance came with a myriad of headaches for owners.
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Europe Will Launch Its Own Satellite Constellation As Its Breakup With America Continues
The EU and European space companies are building up their space muscles, creating a network of satellites that will provide critical communication support.
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The History Of Toyota's Sports Cars
Toyota's history is full of reliable people movers, but what about sports cars? Here's the story of the brand's sportier efforts and the most iconic models.
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What The Hell Is Going On With These Two Different MotoGP Heist Movies?
Twin films are nothing new but the loglines of these two movies are so similar that I'm starting to wonder what's going on behind the scenes in Hollywood.
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Test Driver Who Crashed Tesla Into Salon Was Ineffectively Prepared For Driving EVs, Lawsuit Claims
There are many things we can blame Tesla for, but the courts will have to decide who's at fault in this case.
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You're In Charge Of Formula 1 For A Day, How Would You Fix It?
Fans of Formula 1 are rarely happy. Do you have what it takes to make them happy?
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I Love Being The Pickup Truck Friend
I love having a vehicle that can haul all my friends and all their stuff, I love being able to help people move, and I don't understand why anyone wouldn't.
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What Do The Restrictions On CDL Licenses Mean?
There are all sorts of different classes for commercial driver's licenses, but things get even more complicated when you start talking about CDL restrictions.
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These Are The States With Bans On Leaving Your Dog In A Hot Car
Temperatures in hot cars can be deadly.
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Slate Trucks Won't Be Sold At Dealerships, So Where Will Owners Go For Service?
Slate wants to give owners full autonomy over repairs and customization, but the automaker also has a plan on how to support buyers when the unexpected happens.
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Isuzu VehiCROSS, AMC Spirit, 12 Go-Karts: The Dopest Cars I Found For Sale Online
I couldn't see a single listing for 12 go-karts and not deem that one of this week's Dopest Cars.
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Los Angeles Is Littered With Thousands Of Oil Wells Hiding In Fake Buildings, Under Schools And Playgrounds
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, abundant oil attracted waves of American settlers to Southern California, and it remains a significant industry.
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21-Year-Old Flight Instructor Successfully Threads The Needle Through Highway Signage In Emergency Landing
"I feel my training has prepared me exceptionally well for this moment," said Emily Shelton, the pilot who safely landed the plane.
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Toyota's 'Factory Upgrade' Program In Japan Lets You Pay For New Features In Your Older Car
It's mostly a lot of leather steering wheels, extra ambient lighting, remote start retrofits, and converting USB-A ports to USB-C.
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Why Cars From The '70s Have Those Giant Bumpers
The huge bumpers on cars built in much of the 1970s weren't the automakers' own brainstorm. In fact, they fought against them — and ended up winning.
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Dodge Bringing More Awesome Colors And Graphics To The Masses With Expanded Jailbreak Program
In addition to lots of new colors, Dodge is introducing translucent tinted stripes to the Charger and Durango.
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2027 Dodge Charger Super Bee Is A 600-Horsepower Track-Focused Muscle Car That's As Quick As A Hellcat Redeye
In addition to bigger turbos, the new Super Bee has improved cooling, bigger brakes, a new suspension setup, better aerodynamics, and track driving modes.
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NASA Needs To Save The Satellite It Needs To Save Another Satellite
It may sound a little like the fire truck you called is on fire. But this is space, and things go wrong all the time.
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These Are Our Readers' Favorite BMWs
We've got iconic classics, modern sports cars, big luxobarges and even some real weirdos represented here.
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Dutch Regulators Keep FSD Data Secret On Tesla's Request
Plus Honda outsourcing to Tata, Volkswagen's dreams of an American pickup, and Toyota's earthquake fallout.
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What Car Is Only Driven By People Who Know Nothing About Cars?
I want to know what car immediately makes you think, "Oh, that guy knows absolutely nothing about cars."
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There Are Plenty Of Reasons To Hate Trump's IndyCar DC Street Race, But Road Damage Isn't One Of Them
The current full-time IndyCar field of 25 cars is a literal drop in the bucket.
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At $3,000, Is This 1989 Toyota Camry All-Trac An Alright Deal?
It's a rare all-wheel drive model with some interesting mod potential.
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With lots of torque for quick acceleration and intense regenerative braking that slows things down in a hurry, some EVs can be particularly rough to ride in.
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