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America Faced Competition From These 7 Muscle Cars That Spawned Abroad
Not all muscle cars are made in the U.S. Some cars made and sold in other countries also offered a roaring engine, rear-wheel drive, and cool looks.
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At $7,500, Is This 2004 Chrysler Sebring GTC On Track For A Quick Sale?
Ignore the rental car reputation: this particular Sebring convertible has a surprise inside.
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Why Do Some Semi-Trucks Have An Axle Lifted Off The Ground?
Not every set of wheels you see on a semi truck is making contact with the ground, and there are several important reasons why these lifted axles exist.
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5 Formula 1 Drivers To Get Race Bans (And What They Did)
While extremely rare, race bans have sidelined many Formula 1 stars over the years, usually due to reckless driving, causing crashes, or ignoring penalties.
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Signs Your Sunroof Is About To Become A Leaking Nightmare (And How To Prevent It)
Oh, you love your sunroof, and why not? Until water starts leaking in, that is. Here's what to look for so you can keep your sunroof from becoming a rain roof.
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Here's What Audi's TT Badge Actually Means (And No, It's Not Twin Turbo)
You might expect the "TT" abbreviation in the Audi TT to relate to its turbocharged engine in some way. But that wasn't a factor in the creation of its name.
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3 Signs The Synchronizers In Your Manual Transmission Are Failing
The feel of your manual transmission says a lot about its health, and certain shifting problems can reveal when synchronizers are wearing out.
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All Wankel Engines Are Rotaries, But Not All Rotaries Are Wankels
The Wankel engine powered the Mazda RX-7 to fame, but other pistonless rotary designs reveal why the category is broader than many enthusiasts realize.
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This Is Why You Still Love Your Car
It doesn't have to be rare or expensive to be worthy of love.
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NHTSA Is Sick Of Self-Driving Cars Getting In The Way Of Emergency Responders
Can we really rely on autonomous vehicle developers to do the right thing, in situations where every second counts?
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The Chrysler Conquest Wasn't Really A Chrysler, It Was Mitsubishi's Last Rear-Drive Sports Car
When is a Chrysler not a Chrysler? When it's badge-engineered from another make. Here's the story behind the Dodge, Plymouth, and Chrysler Conquests.
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Nature Is Healing: Audi Is Pivoting Back To Better Interior Materials And More Buttons
The new design language that debuted with the Concept C and Nuvolari will spread through the Audi lineup in the next few years.
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Sure, Slate Trucks Are Cheap, But What If You Just Keep Adding Options And Don't Stop?
The Slate Truck starts as one of America's cheapest EVs, but a few ambitious trips through the configurator can transform that bargain into something else.
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How Bridgestone Tires Got Its Name From A Japanese Founder's Surname Flip
To many enthusiasts' ears, Bridgestone sounds as American as Goodyear or apple pie, but this tire brand's name is actually 100% Japanese.
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Sub-$500 New Car Payments Are Becoming Few And Far Between
The list of new cars available with affordable financing does not make for cheerful reading.
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At $6,900, Is This 2004 Audi TT 3.2 A Bauhaus Bargain?
The 2004 Audi TT 3.2 we're going to discuss today might be considered a future classic owing to its form-over-function design and desirable drivetrain.
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Why 2 Million Tires Ended Up On The Ocean Floor Near Florida In The '70s
It sounds bonkers when you say it out loud, but dumping 2 million old tires in the ocean sounded like a brilliant idea to a team of scientists in the '70s.
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The Pros And Cons Of Making The Switch To Plastic Ramps From Your Metal Ones
Plastic car ramps seem to be everywhere, but whether they're the right choice for you mainly comes down to your expectations and what you use them for.
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What's The Difference Between Tapered And Gasket Seat Spark Plugs?
The difference between tapered and gasket seat spark plugs comes down to how they seal an engine, and using the wrong type can cause major damage.
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Aftermarket 360-Degree Car Cameras Are Cool, But They Don't Come Cheap
Upgrade your ride with seamless panoramic visibility. Explore how 360\degree cameras work, how they eliminate blind spots, and the costs associated with them.
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The Chrysler Airflow Was A Flop In The '30s Despite Its Innovative Design
Radical aerodynamics and advanced construction couldn’t save the Chrysler Airflow, as rushed production and the Great Depression sealed its fate.
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How Engineers Design Tires That Can Handle The Heat Of Steel Mills
The tires on your car or truck will burst if they get too hot, so how do the tires of vehicles in steel mills cope with the immense heat of the furnace?
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Is It Legal To Buy A Retired Cop Car With Police Graphics? That Depends Where You Drive
Driving a marked police car – even one that's retired and without a siren – can get you in a heap of trouble. But how does the law treat simply buying one?
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When Your Road Trip Is Mostly Long Highways, Drowsiness Is Your Biggest Enemy
Monotonous highways can easily trigger highway hypnosis. Learn how to spot the signs of driver fatigue and keep yourself sharp on extended drives.
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Dynasty, Grandeur, Equus — The Cars That Paved The Way For Hyundai's Genesis
The Genesis brand makes some popular luxury cars today, but it might not have achieved its success if it weren't for preceding Hyundai models.
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Here's What The R/T Badge On A Dodge Charger Actually Means
Rapid Transit? Racing Technology? Rally Touring? Racing Team? There are lots of possibilities for the meaning behind the R/T label, but only one is right.
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EV Theft Is Virtually Non-Existent Compared To Gas And Diesel-Powered Vehicles
Data shows that EVs are far less likely to be stolen than traditional gas or diesel vehicles. While there is no hard data as to why, there are several theories.
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