Engineering Explained Breaks Down The Oil Change Most Drivers Haven't Heard About
Did you know we have new motor oil now? The change isn't as significant as the switch from conventional to synthetic was, but there's still a difference.
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Mini X Vagabund Turned Two Countrymans Into Stylish Lifted Outdoor Stereos
Mini unveiled two one-off creative collaborations with Austrian design studio Vagabund, building off the brand's most popular model, the Countryman.
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Southwest Airlines Teases First Class Seats, Burying Its No-Frills Tradition
Moving Southwest Airlines upmarket is clearly a move to increase revenue, but only time will tell if the carrier's long-time passengers will stick around.
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Rich People Killed America's Affordable Cars
The problem is, in a country where driving is mandatory outside of a few cities, that leaves a huge percentage of the country priced out of new car ownership.
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Engineering Explained Breaks Down The Oil Change Most Drivers Haven't Heard About
Did you know we have new motor oil now? The change isn't as significant as the switch from conventional to synthetic was, but there's still a difference.
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The Pros And Cons Of Turbocharging Vs. Supercharging
Turbochargers are more efficient than superchargers, but they are laggy and can be a pain to install. Will electric superchargers eliminate the trade-offs?
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Mini X Vagabund Turned Two Countrymans Into Stylish Lifted Outdoor Stereos
Mini unveiled two one-off creative collaborations with Austrian design studio Vagabund, building off the brand's most popular model, the Countryman.
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Why Can't Spark Plugs Fire When Completely Soaked?
Spark plugs can get wet for any number of reasons -- they can be covered in fuel, water or oil -- but if that's the case, they won't work properly.
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Southwest Airlines Teases First Class Seats, Burying Its No-Frills Tradition
Moving Southwest Airlines upmarket is clearly a move to increase revenue, but only time will tell if the carrier's long-time passengers will stick around.
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Rich People Killed America's Affordable Cars
The problem is, in a country where driving is mandatory outside of a few cities, that leaves a huge percentage of the country priced out of new car ownership.
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TH350 Vs. TH400 Transmissions: What Are The Differences?
General Motors used the TH350 and TH400 transmissions in the '60s. The numbers in their names aren't the only things different about them, though.
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IndyCar Is Rushing To Replace Its 14-Year-Old Dallara Chassis
IndyCar has put forth plans to start testing prototypes of the new Dallara-built IR28 chassis this summer.
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Trump Expects The High Gas Prices He Caused To Stick Around Even If He Ends The War He Started
As peace negotiations stall, and there's no exit strategy in sight, even Trump has been forced to admit that prices aren't coming down anytime soon.
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VQ-Engined Nissans And Infinitis Banned From Car Show Because They Ruin The Vibe
The ban on 350Zs and G35s comes from Supercar Saturday in Omaha, Nebraska, which posted the announcement on Facebook last weekend.
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The Margot Robbie And Bradley Cooper-Led 'Ocean's Eleven' Prequel Is Set During The 1962 Monaco Grand Prix And I Couldn't Be More Excited
This should be a great period piece with great wardrobing and some of the best car casting ever seen in a movie.
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Uber Goes All-In On Robotaxis
We're looking at Uber investing in robotaxis, Nissan pushing back against tariffs on Mexican production and more.
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These Dead Cars Need To Stay Dead
It's been said that life is all about second chances. Well, I'm here to contend that.
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What Cars Are You Always Excited To Spot?
Bonus points if you share your own photos of the cars in question.
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New York Didn't Give The Famous Brooklyn Trar A Chance Before Crushing It
The trar was ticketed at 11:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 7 and crushed just six hours later.
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At $8,450, Is This 1978 Datsun 510 Wagon A Blast-From-The-Past Bargain?
hat's your take on this road-trippin' throwback vintage wagon and that $8,450 price tag? Does that feel appropriate given the car's condition?
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The 6 Car Insurance Companies Customers Leave The Most, According To Consumer Reports
Shopping for cheaper auto insurance is on the rise. And some of the best-known insurers are on the list of companies whose customers are most likely to bail.
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Car Seat Manufacturers Face New Testing Regulations To Keep Kids Safer
Many child seats available in the U.S. already offer some form of side impact protection to meet existing European Union standards.
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Providing Your Own Oil For An Oil Change Can Save Money, But Don't Just Turn Up With A Bottle
Saving a few dollars on an oil change sounds tempting -- especially right now -- but you can't really just rock up at the garage with your own bottle, can you?
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Five Florida Men Use Magnets To Steal Diesel, A Money-Saving Tip We Cannot Endorse
Authorities suspect that five men arrested in connection with a diesel fuel theft in Florida may be part of an even larger scheme across multiple states.
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Volvo V70 Test Drive Ruined By Car Bursting Into Flames
Yesterday, a mother in Rossville, Georgia, had an exceptionally bad car-buying experience when the V70 she was test-driving burst into flames.
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Project Sendpai Is The 550 Horsepower Electric Truck We All Want
Sendpai is one of those pie-in-the-sky builds that regular folks like you or I dream about.
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I Can't Believe The New Nissan Juke EV Is A Real Car That Normal People Can Actually Buy
The third-generation Juke is built on the same platform as the Leaf, and it will only be sold in Europe.
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Tesla Gamifies The Advanced Driver-Assistance Software It Wrongly Calls 'Full Self-Driving'
We're finally starting to make our roads safer, but adding a bunch of distracted, streak-chasing Tesla owners to the mix definitely won't help things.
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How Japan's Production Culture Helped Toyota Build A Reputation For 300,000-Mile Cars
A company that builds cars able to travel as far as the moon has more going on than just factories and machines. For Toyota, it was rooted in its home society.
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Can You Reuse Automotive Gaskets And How Long Do They Last?
Amateur wrenchers all know manufacturers discourage you from reusing gaskets, but is there really any science behind it, or is it just money-grabbing?
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Delivery Drivers Are More Likely To Speed If You Tip Them More, Study Finds
If you add a little extra cash to the cost of your food delivery order, your food may arrive sooner, but at what cost?
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