Oracle Unveiled The World's First Lensless LED Headlights, And Tacoma Owners Get Them First
The specialist company has created what it says are the first "lensless" headlights.
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Mick Schumacher Will Race In IndyCar Next Year
The son of the seven-time Formula 1 champion will drive the No. 47 alongside Graham Rahal and Louis Foster.
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11 Cheap Ways To Dress Up Your Engine Bay
The engine bay is too often overlooked, meaning it could really benefit from some TLC. Here are 11 ways to improve the engine bay without breaking the bank.
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Maybe We Should Pay Air Traffic Controllers During A Shutdown, Says Congress
In the meantime, what about the poor ATCs who just suffered their way through the longest shutdown in history?
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Should You Replace Your Ignition Coils When You Replace Spark Plugs?
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How Reliable Are Genesis Vehicles? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
While Genesis offers a cheap way for people to check out high-end vehicles, Consumer Reports shares details on how reliable the brand really is.
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Check Your Battery Before Winter Hits: These Places Will Test It Free
Checking your car battery is critical, especially when it's cold outside. Fortunately, these places will check your vehicle's 12-volt battery for free.
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What Does Subaru's Type RA Stand For?
The Type RA badge appears only on select Subarus and has a distinct place in the brand’s history. Here's why it continues to capture attention.
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How A Race Team In Japan Used Crowdsourcing To Win Championships
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GM's Detroit Diesel division once made a two-stroke engine. A certain trait about this engine would lead to it getting the nickname of "Screaming Jimmy."
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Why Metric And Imperial Horsepower Are Different
Metric horsepower is different from imperial horsepower, which can be pretty confusing. Here's why those numbers don’t line up as neatly as you’d expect.
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These Mistakes Are Ruining Your Diesel Engine
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Alabama Governor Removes Entire International Motorsports Hall Of Fame Board After Audit Unearths Blatant Corruption
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Pop-Up Ads Are Appearing On Stellantis Infotainment Screens Again
How would you feel if you started your car, and a sales promotion appeared on the screen offering a discount on a new car?
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Mercedes-AMG Could Stuff 900 HP, Fake Shifts Into The New GLC EV
While there's nothing official yet, it's expected that the AMG GLC will use three axial-flux motors.
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These Are The Crossovers That Deserve Manual Gearboxes
The most popular answer? All of them. Manual all the cars.
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Tesla Sued After Another Person Burned To Death Because Rescuers Couldn't Open Their Door
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What's Your Attainable Dream Car?
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At $6,500, Is This 1994 Chevy Caprice Classic Estate A Lumbering Deal?
The seller of today's Caprice describes part of the car as being in nine out of ten condition. Let's see where we place its price tag in light of that ranking.
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You Can Still Get A Used EV With Supercar Acceleration For Less Than A Camry
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Is Premium Gas In A Motorcycle Worth It Or A Waste Of Money?
Is there any benefit to filling up your bike with an octane level above what the manufacturer recommends or is it just draining your wallet?
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5 Popular Car Brands Known For Their Safety
If safety is at the top of your list, these five brands stand out. In fact, one of them patented the three-point seat belt, then let the world use it for free.
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The Easiest Ways To Spot A Counterfeit Tire
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New York Wants To Make Annoying Car Subscriptions A Thing Of The Past
Most drivers don't want subscription-based options in their cars.
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These 4-Cylinder Engines Make Power You'd Expect From A V8
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These 7 Hemi Engines Weren't Built By Chrysler
Although the HEMI name is associated with Chrysler's iconic V8s, there are a handful of hemispherical engines that were made by entirely different companies.
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Why BMW Switched To Traditional Automatics From DCTs
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Why You're Paying More (Or Less) At Certain Gas Stations
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Volvo Ends Relationship With Luminar, Drops Lidar For 2026 Models
The technology itself is not the reason for the dispute.
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At The Edge Of Our Solar System, NASA's Voyager 1 Found A 'Wall Of Fire'
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