What Car Projects Are You Watching Or Subscribed To On YouTube?
What's a YouTuber car project or project channel that you look forward to watching when an update comes around?
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2026 Honda Prelude Is Great If You Can Be Honest You're Almost 38
You don't buy the Prelude for the spec sheet or to impress strangers on the internet, you buy it for the way it feels when you drive it.
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If You're Working On Japanese Cars, You Should Get A Set Of JIS Screwdrivers
Have you ever been knuckles deep in your Subaru or Mazda, fiddling with some frustrating screw, only to feel it strip beneath your screwdriver?
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Our Troubles Are Over: The Average Price Of A New Car Was Closer To $49,000 Than $50,000 In May
If we can get the average transaction price down to a paltry $48,999 for June, maybe we can all get to a place in which owning a home isn't a pipe dream.
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Gen-Z Car Enthusiasts Are Gravitating Toward This Hot American Compact
A surprising American performance car has emerged as a favorite among Gen Z enthusiasts, standing out in a field dominated by Japanese models.
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How Much Can You Tow With A Mercedes Sprinter Van?
The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is a versatile van that comes in numerous configurations. While towing isn't its main purpose, here's how much you can haul with one.
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How Drag Racers Are Running In The Sixes With Manual Transmissions
While much of it comes down to the driver's skill, one important component plays a crucial role in allowing manual transmission drag cars to match automatics.
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Why The Mercedes 540K Special Roadster Was The 1930s Ultimate Supercharged Grand Tourer
From its supercharged straight-8 to its rarity and values on the collector's market today, this Mercedes-Benz roadster embodies peak pre-war grand touring.
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These Are Porsche's Most Important Engines, From Flat Six To V10
Porsche is an iconic automaker with numerous vehicles that have achieved legendary status. Here are some of the most important engines of the company's history.
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What The 'Power Divider' Switch In A Semi Truck Cab Actually Does To Both Drive Axles
As you might imagine, the role of a power divider in a semi-truck is to distribute power between axles. But when is it used, and how do you operate it safely?
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The Modern Car Era All Started With The Mercedes 35 PS
The Mercedes 35 PS was more than a car. It represented a turning point in history, bridging the gap between motorized carriages and the modern vehicle.
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Want To Fly To Japan In Two Hours? This Jet Could One Day Make That A Reality
Could a flight across the world take just two hours? It might, if we master hypersonic travel — and a group of Japanese researchers is on the right track.
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Pollen Isn't Just Bad For Your Allergies, It Can Wreak Havoc On Your Car Too
Pollen is notorious for spoiling our summer fun, making our noses stream and our eyes water, but it isn't just humans that tiny particles of pollen can impact.
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How AAA's Glidden Tours Proved Early American Cars Could Survive Bad Roads
The AAA's Glidden Tour was wildly influential in helping to showcase the reliability and usefulness of early cars. Here's the story behind the classic cruise.
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Why Oldsmobile's Turbocharged V8 Pushed GM's Fabrication Capabilities Past Its Limits
One of the world's first turbocharged production cars, the 1962 Oldsmobile Jetfire was as problematic as it was innovative and only lasted for two model years.
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This Forgotten Mid-Engine Mustang Concept Could Be The Answer To Ford's Affordability Woes
It's time for Ford to develop a modern lightweight sports car with good fuel economy and a low price point to round out its performance portfolio.
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Why Diesel Engines Last Longer Than Gas Engines
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The Vector W8 Was America's Only True Independent 20th-Century Supercar
Despite its Ferrari-rivaling performance in the '90s, the wildly ambitious Vector W8 ultimately became a cautionary tale of mechanical failures and bankruptcy.
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2021 Toyota RAV4 Vs Highlander: Which SUV Depreciated Faster?
The Toyota Highlander is the RAV4's bigger, more spacious stablemate, but which of the two popular, reliable SUVs has held its value better?
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Why Don't More Automakers Use Magnesium Engine Blocks?
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These 1950s Semi Trucks Had More Personality Than Today's Big Rigs
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How Honda's Innovative Motorcycle E-Clutch System Works (And Which Bikes Have It)
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Why Porsche's Mezger Flat-Six Engine Is So Bulletproof
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Which Mercedes-Benz Models Are Made In America?
Most people assume every Mercedes comes from Germany, but the United States actually serves as a massive production hub for some of its most popular vehicles.
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Do You Legally Need To Replace Your Third Brake Light If It Goes Out?
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How The 1965 Auto Pact Tied Canada To America's Big Three Production Lines
Canada had a massive trade deficit with the U.S. until 1965, when the Automotive Products Trade Agreement was signed by Lester Pearson and Lyndon Johnson.
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Ned Jarrett's Hall Of Fame NASCAR Career Began With A Car Bought With A Bad Check
Racing with little more than hopes and dreams, Ned Jarrett wrote a bad check to buy a race car, hoping he would win and cover the cost before the check bounced.
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Toyota Prius Vs Camry Hybrid: How Do Their MPGs Compare?
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Michelin Revolutionized Radial Tires, But This Guy Invented Them 30 Years Earlier
Michelin may be the company most famous for pioneering radial tires, but this intrepid entrepreneur was actually making radial tires 30 years before Michelin.
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