Tyler Reddick Is The First Driver In NASCAR History To Open The Season With A Three-Peat
Reddick kept his cool and delivered one of the most stunning road course wins in recent memory.
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At $6,500, Are You Brave Enough To Take On This 2005 Audi S4 Avant?
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The original inline-4 Z3s were never particularly popular and people seem to have mostly forgotten about them.
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GM Is Facing A Lawsuit Over Selling Drivers' Onstar Data
The goal, it seems, is to make the practice of data sales so unprofitable as to be untenable for GM.
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If You Can't Afford A Miata, How About A BMW Z3?
The original inline-4 Z3s were never particularly popular and people seem to have mostly forgotten about them.
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Why Early Harley-Davidsons Had Bicycle Pedals
The oldest Harley-Davidson motorcycles weren't too different from bicycles. The first models from the brand had pedals that riders would need to use.
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Here's How Airports Get Named After Presidents
Many airports have names that commemorate that of a former president. But there's quite a bit that goes into getting that name in the first place.
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5 US National Parks With Famously Scenic Drives
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These EVs Have The Best Shots At Being Future Classics
What makes a car a classic? Sometimes it's rarity, sometimes it's achievement, sometimes it's capturing the zeitgeist. These EVs might become the next classics.
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Retaliatory Iranian Bombings May Sideline F1 And WEC Races In The Region
Whatever the FIA decides, I'm sure it will be in the best interest of the FIA, regardless of safety and wellbeing.
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Want to make an engine last a million miles? Drivers control only a few of the factors that make these engines more durable than their flimsier counterparts.
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Your Insurance Company Will Cancel Your Policy If You Even Think About This 1970s Recreational All-Terrain Tank
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Cops PIT Family Bringing Child To Hospital For Traveling 10 Miles Over Speed Limit
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Can Old Car Phones Still Make Calls? Sure, If You're Willing To Put In The Elbow Grease
If you're willing to learn a few new skills, or if you're already handy with electronics, you might be able to get your 90s car phone working again.
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Abraham Lincoln's First Ride In This Luxurious Presidential Train Car Was Also His Last
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Do You Have Any Idea How Red Bull Can Afford Two Formula One Teams?
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These Are The Things Our Readers Hope A Redesign Fixes On Their Cars
Some complaints were a bigger deal than my issue with the 500e's sun visors, and some were about on par.
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U.S.-Israeli War With Iran Is Going To Cost You At The Gas Pump
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