What Games Do You Play On Road Trips?
Someone, please, reassure us that the internet hasn't killed all the old road trip games.
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The Honda Accord Hybrid Touring Is An Exceptionally Good Midsize Sedan
Even though there's not a more powerful engine option anymore, the Accord is the family sedan I'd spend my money on.
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Why Magazine Acceleration Testing Actually Matters
Just drive cars you enjoy and don't worry about the numbers. Until it's time to argue about cars on the internet, that is.
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'World-Class' At The Petersen Museum Condenses 100 Years Of Mercedes-Benz Into A Greatest Hits Exhibit Featuring Cars You've Definitely Never Seen Before
Even for the most discerning Mercedes fan, there will be at least a couple cars in this 42-vehicle exhibit that surprise and delight.
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While NASCAR Euro Ran Michelin, BFGoodrich, Continental And Hoosier Rubber, U.S. Races Stayed Loyal To One Brand
Its heritage deeply embedded in American racing culture, NASCAR's Cup, Xfinity, and Truck series have been relying on this tire brand for almost 30 years.
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The Pros And Cons Of Using USB Thumb Drives For Your In-Car Music Library
USB flash drives offer surprising advantages over streaming for listening to music in your car, but the tradeoffs may not be worth it for some drivers.
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Why You're Probably Required To Have Liability Auto Insurance But Not Full Coverage
You're most likely required to have a minimum liability insurance policy for your car. However, choosing to invest in more coverage is up to you. Here's why.
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Here's How Much A 2021 BMW M4 Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The 2021 BMW M4 marks the first model year for the latest G82/G83 generation, and it seems to be keeping its value slightly better than its F82/F83 predecessor.
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9 Hot Rod Styles Every Gearhead Should Know
What exactly makes a lowboy different from a highboy, and why did T-buckets change hot rod culture? Here's the history every true gearhead needs to know.
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What's The Difference Between Unibody And Monocoque Construction In Cars And Trucks?
While some automakers use the two terms interchangeably, there's a massive difference between a unibody and a true monocoque, both in construction and rarity.
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When Did Subaru Switch To CVTs?
Continuously variable transmissions boast fuel economy benefits and smooth acceleration, though not every driver is a fan.
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Consumer Reports Did The Math On Common Dealer Add-Ons, And The Total Is Painful
While there are some valid dealership expenses you should pay for, unnecessary dealer add-ons can easily add multiple four-figures to your car purchase price.
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Chevrolet Considered Turbo-V6 Corvettes During The Late '70s Gas Crisis
In the interest of fuel economy, GM first experimented with a turbocharged V6 Corvette in the late '70s. It went just as well as you might imagine.
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In Some US Cities, You'll Lose Over 100 Hours A Year Sitting In Traffic (That's More Than 2 Full Work-Weeks)
Traffic is a reality in many U.S, cities, with three landing in the top five worst cities in the world for traffic delays, costing us both time and money.
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Can A Pressure Washer Damage Your Tires?
Pressure washers are handy tools, but many people are unsure whether they can use them on their cars or not. Here's what to know before pressure washing tires.
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This Was The First Real Gas Station In The Nation
Gas stations have come a long way. The first one ever built used a hilariously simple and crude method to fill cars with gas, and it's a total nostalgia trip.
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Why GMC Built A Truck That Could Outrun Sports Cars But Not Haul Cargo
Easily beating a Ferrari over the quarter-mile, this GMC truck changed the performance truck game 4 years before the NASCAR Truck Series officially launched.
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This Is How Much A 2021 Range Rover Has Depreciated So Far
The Range Rover's reputation for steep maintenance and poor reliability generally translates into steep depreciation, but how much are 2021 models worth now?
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What's The Difference Between A Throttle Body And A Carburetor?
A carburetor and a throttle body both feed air into the engine, but confusingly, a carburetor has its own throttle body. Here's where the two really differ.
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Owners Say These Are The Biggest Problems With The 2021-2024 Porsche Macan
While they boast impressive reliability ratings and reviews, 2021-2024 Porsche Macans have their fair share of issues potential owners should be aware of.
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Should The 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Be Considered A Muscle Car?
Is the 1957 Chevy Bel Air a true muscle car or just a really fast family ride? We're letting you decide, but first, here are both sides of the argument.
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9 Brilliantly Quirky Car Communities Worth Knowing About
Cars have long been central to American culture. The same is true in many other parts of the world, where entire subcultures revolve around customized vehicles.
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What Are The Pros And Cons Of HEPA Cabin Air Filters?
HEPA filters help provide the cleanest cabin air, but they have significant drawbacks over standard air filters that buyers should be aware of.
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U-Haul Will Now Rent A 29-Foot Peterbilt To Anyone Without A CDL, So Watch Out
The massive new Peterbilt U-Haul truck is now the biggest in their fleet, and its GVWR squeaks in under CDL requirements by just two pounds.
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Inline Vs. V Engines: Engineering, Packaging, Smoothness, And Other Differences
The differences between V and inline layouts dictate everything from smoothness to sound and even how many cylinders an engine can fit. Here's how they compare.
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Will Car Insurance Cover The Cost Of Frame Damage Repairs?
If your car's frame was damaged in a bad accident, your insurance might cover the repairs, but only if the math adds up. Here's what you need to know.
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If You Want To Road Trip The World's Longest Highway, You'll Have To Plan For The Darién Gap
The 19,000-mile highway is broken by a 60-mile stretch of nearly impassable jungle and swampland, and bypassing it requires flying or shipping your vehicle.
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Could NASA's Lithium-Plasma Engine Be The Key To Getting Humans To Mars?
NASA is working on a lithium-plasma electric thruster that uses roughly 90% less fuel than chemical rockets. Can this new technology help us colonize Mars?
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The Biggest Difference Between The 426 Hemi And 440 Six Pack Is Daily Livability
Choosing between a Hemi and a 440 Six Pack was the ultimate Mopar dilemma. While the Hemi ruled the track, the Six Pack provided more streetable performance.
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Airline Travelers In Boston Will Get To Go Through Security 22 Miles From The Airport
Long lines at TSA checkpoints freaking you out? A pilot program for flights at Boston's Logan Airport will find passengers going through security far away.
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