These Were The Hardest Working Vehicles At The Goodwood Festival Of Speed
A special Goodwood exhibit called Van Go - Masters of the Moving Arts featured all sorts of incredible vans and work trucks.
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What Happens When A Plane Loses Cabin Pressure?
You may have heard a flight attendant talk about the safety procedures to follow if the cabin loses pressure, but what does that actually mean?
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Subaru's Dog Commercials Are More Than Just Cute
Dogs have been featured in lots of Subaru commercials over the years, and there's a very good reason for it. The ads are more than just cute.
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Can You Align Your Car's Tires Yourself, Or Is Going To A Shop Better?
Is it possible to align your car tires yourself, or do you always have to go to a professional mechanic? Here's what you'd need and the steps involved.
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Jay Leno's Most Expensive Cars And The Total Value Of His Collection
While Jay Leno will always be known as the long-running host of The Tonight Show, he is also famous for his world class car collection. Here are the highlights.
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The Tire Compound Ranges Used In F1: Soft, Medium, And Hard May Not Mean What You Think
When is medium either soft or hard? When Formula 1 is lining up tires for a race ... sometimes. Here's how F1 uses tires to make races more interesting.
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Ink My Ride: The Car Brands People Tattoo The Most
To get a car tattooed on your body, you have to be in love with it. Really, really in love. Here are the car brands people tattoo onto themselves the most.
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Explaining The 6 Levels Of Automated Driving, And Which Ones Are Actually On U.S. Roads
New cars have so many different types of active and passive safety systems, not all of which do things like accelerate, brake and steer to support the driver.
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These 5 Cars Sat On Dealership Lots The Longest In Q1 Of 2025
When cars sit on dealers' lots, prices can start to drop, which is good news for buyers. These five cars sat the longest in the first quarter of 2025.
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These BMW N52 Years Have The Most Problems
The N52 is reliable, as far as BMW engines go. But that doesn't mean there aren't problems with it. Here are the years to watch out for in particular.
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You Don't Need To Be A Mechanic To Outsmart Your Check Engine Light
When the dreaded "Check Engine" light flashes, clever drivers pull out an OBDII scanner to see what's up.
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3 Surprising Factory Supercharged Cars You Might've Forgotten About
Like a turbocharger, a supercharger gives a vehicle an extra push of power, but there are some vehicles that you might not expect to have them.
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If You Want A Car That'll Cruise Past 200,000 Miles, This Is Our Shortlist
Looking for a car that will last? We're taking a look at some of the longest-lasting models on the road today — here are the cars that will take you past 200k.
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These 3 Car Brands Show Up The Most In DUI Arrests
If you like statistics, we've got some corkers for you in the area of bad driving. The top car brand for DUI arrests, in particular, will blow your mind.
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5 Cool Tips To Keep Your AC Blowing Cold
Summer has arrived with a vengeance for the majority of the United States. If you're lucky enough to have a car with AC, you'll want to read these tips.
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These Tracks Are Built For F1 But Left Off The Grid
It's a standard so high that it makes you wonder if the rulebook was written by a team of diabolically obsessive engineers.
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Are Nashville's Chopped-Up Party Buses Actually Street Legal?
With drinkers aboard and music blaring, Nashville's chopped-up party buses have transformed the city. But are these rolling celebrations street legal?
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5 Cars You Can Trust To Make It 200k Miles Or More (According To Consumer Reports)
If you are a person who likes to get as many miles out of a vehicle as you can, Consumer Reports says these cars will make it to 200,000 miles or more.
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What Causes A Crankshaft Sensor To Fail (And How To Know If Yours Is Bad)
Your vehicle's crankshaft sensor can be, well, cranky. But it's also a key part you can't do without. So what makes one fail? And how do you know if it's bad?
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The Best Way To Clean Your Dirty Car Seats, Whether They're Cloth Or Leather
Cleaning dirty car seats can require some hard work, but leather and cloth seat covers require different approaches to avoid damaging the material.
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These Are The Fastest Street Legal Cars Ever Built
Looking for a car that you can drive to the track and then set lap records in? Here are the world's fastest street legal cars, ranked by top speed.
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What Can Happen If Your Exhaust Pipe Is Submerged In Water?
Whether you live in a flood region, or like to take your vehicle off-road, be careful driving in deep water. Here's what happens if your exhaust is submerged.
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Why We Can't Help But Love Old Land Rovers, Even Though They're Unreliable
Sure, they break down constantly. But as little sense as it might seem to make, owners of old Land Rovers are still in love with them. Here's why.
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The Best Deals On SUVs Right Now, According To Consumer Reports
Our friends at Consumer Reports sorted through all the available incentives and put together a list of the SUVs that currently offer the biggest discounts.
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Keep Your Teenage Driver Safe With A Redtiger Dash Cam
Getting your driver's license may be a rite of passage, but parents worried about teen driver safety might want to add a high-resolution dash cam, too.
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Can Upgrading Your Rocker Arms Really Boost Horsepower?
Upgrading your rocker arms can be a pretty significant undertaking for the DIY mechanic, so are the performance improvements worth it? Let's take a look.
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Is Steel Or Aluminum More Practical For A Truck Bed?
Steel has long been a trusted choice for building heavy duty vehicles, but advances in aluminum manufacturing have made it a more viable option than ever.
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