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Can You Safely Strap Cargo On Your Roof Without A Roof Rack?
Whether you're vacationing or moving cross-country, you may want to take more with you than fits in your cargo space. Without a roof rack, what can you do?
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Why The EPA Caps Benzene In Your Gas At 0.62 Percent (And Why It Matters)
Once the EPA kicked lead out of automotive fuel, gasoline makers settled on a benzene compound as a substitute. But it, too, can cause problems.
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We Really Might Get 'BeamNG' On PS5 Before 'GTA 6'
It's basically the dream game for anyone who derives dopamine from watching IIHS crash test videos on YouTube late at night.
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The History Behind The Most Bizarre Single-Wheeled Vehicle Ever Conceived
This fully functional monowheel could reach 30 mph and was deemed more efficient than cars, but several disastrous flaws made it a rolling death cage.
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8 Of The Wildest Cummins Swaps Of All Time
If you're bored with run-of-the-mill LS engine swaps and are craving something more extreme, then these outrageous Cummins diesel swaps are worth checking out.
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The Indy 500 Was Way Less Wild Than 'More Than 350,000' Racegoers Would Have You Believe
If you're a normal person just looking for a fun weekend with your family, I promise you'll find plenty of that at the next Indy 500.
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U.S. Attorney's Office Charges 11 People In Massive Multi-Million-Dollar Fake Temporary License Plate Scheme
The alleged criminal plot used to avoid tolls and fines spans several states, with over 100,000 fake temporary license plates being printed in the last decade.
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We Both May Hate The Ferrari Luce, But We're Not The Same
Maybe Ferrari doesn't know how to design anything anymore, including a race-winning F1 car.
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Baby Birds That Made A Sold Ford F-250 Their Home Have Officially Flown The Coop
The employees at Olathe clearly had a great time with their little visitors.
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Ferrari CEO Insists There Is 'Strong Interest' In The Luce And People Exist Who Actually 'Want It'
Plus Toyota is giving up on development of its next-generation electric vehicle plans, a years-long strike against Tesla in Sweden is being downsized and more.
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At $12,000, Is This 1987 Acura Coupe An Absolute Legend?
It's listed at a premium price, but this Acura Legend is in pristine shape, and the mileage is properly low. Is this 1980s coupe worth it?
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What Happens If The Battery Dies In A Car With No Manual Hood Release?
Increasingly, electrical doodads have replaced buttons and cables in cars. That's fine until your battery dies, leaving you no way to pop the hood to jump it.
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GMC Says Its New, Smaller Hummer X Truck And SUV Concepts Are Purely For Show With No Production Intent... Sure, Jan
GMC says these Hummers "redefine what a mid-size EV can do off-road," and despite being billed as concepts they don't look that far-fetched.
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Concrete Vs Cement Driveways, Does One Last Longer Than The Other?
You might have heard people talking about concrete and cement driveways, but what are they, and which one should you be using for your new driveway?
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Forget Becoming An Auto Journalist, The CIA's Job Benefits Sound Way Better
If this is the first time you're learning that automakers don't hand out gold bars on press trips, I'm sorry. At this point, we don't even get thumb drives.
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Cop Tickets Woman For Holding Cell Phone In A Right Hand That Doesn't Exist [Update]
At first, she has a good sense of humor about it. After all, she doesn't have a right hand, the officer must have made a mistake. Now she's going to trial.
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Lamborghini Loving Decision To Kill Lanzador EV Following Ferrari Luce Flop
Plus, Stellantis is turning to Silicon Valley to modernize its vehicle software, Toyota is dealing with yet another month of sliding sales and more.
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At $12,500, Could This 2008 Pontiac Solstice SCCA SSB Light Up Your Life?
According to the seller, it's in near-perfect condition, but is this racing-homage Pontiac the kind of convertible that will gain value over time?
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Why Wisconsin Has Speed Limit Signs With Decimal Points
The facility that posted the unorthodox speed limit sign says that it's meant to draw drivers' attention, but will it actually reduce speeds?
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What's The Difference Between A Cold Air Intake And A Short Ram Intake?
While each has its drawbacks and benefits, the biggest difference between a cold air intake and a short ram intake comes down to where they draw their air from.
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Here's What Happens When A Hybrid Car's High-Voltage Battery Runs Out Of Power
The high-voltage battery does a lot more than just help the hybrid be more efficient, and if it runs out, it can cause owners a ton of headaches.
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Amazing Things Are Happening In Corvette C8 Ownership Facebook Groups
The owner points out that it was the 47th 2025 Corvette Z06 built, and it was built on... wait for it... 9/11/24.
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Mini Cooper Paul Smith Edition Adds Cheerful Designer Touches And Chic Color Schemes For $1,400
Minis already have a distinctive way of weaseling their way into your heart, and the Paul Smith Edition goes even deeper.
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Volvo Can Keep Selling Cars In The U.S.
Plus Ferrari's reputation takes a hit over the Luce. And we'll also look at yet another set of U.S. trade talks, and a big Toyota recall.
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At $6,750, Is This 1987 Mazda 626 Turbo A Coupe D'état?
Gloriously high-tech in its day, has this Mazda sedan struggled to keep its shine (as well as its clear coat)?
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Here's What Happens When Your Engine's Air-Fuel Ratio Is Off
Engines need a perfect ratio of air to fuel for optimal combustion, and too much of either comes with its own set of potentially catastrophic consequences.
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Why The LS-Series Is Still Such A Popular Choice For An Engine Swap
The humble LS engine remains the undisputed king of swaps, in case you haven't noticed, but why? Spoiler alert: it's about a lot more than just affordability.
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