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12 Plug-In Hybrids With The Longest Electric-Only Range
With fuel prices where they are, plug-in hybrids look like a smart buy. Let's break down the range and performance of the PHEVs that go farthest on electricity.
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5 Generations Of The Chevy Impala SS Ranked From Best To Worst Horsepower Ratings
The Impala SS is one of Chevy's most enduring performance nameplates, but its approach to going fast and its power output have changed immensely over the years.
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Mini Truck Vs. Side-By-Side: What Are The Practical Differences?
Japanese mini trucks are so damn cool even President Trump likes them. But how do they stack up against side-by-sides, and how would you get one in America?
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The Test Bed For Jaguar's XJ220 Twin-Turbo V6 Was A Ford Transit Van
Instead of a camouflaged prototype, Jaguar decided a better way to secretly test the XJ220's engine was to stuff it in the back of a 7,000-lb cargo van.
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Hummer H1s May Be Nearly Indestructible, But Some Serious Flaws Live In That 'Nearly' Part
The Hummer H1 was built to handle extreme conditions, but its civilian owners face a few weaknesses that even its rugged reputation can't overcome.
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This Honda Civic Is The Direct Ancestor Of The OG Tesla Roadster
This '94 Civic is the grandfather of the Tesla Roadster and the flopped Cybertruck, and we sat down with the former CEO of the company that made it happen.
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The Crucial Difference Between Flock Cameras And Plate Readers In Other Countries
Surveillance technology is being used in dozens of countries around the globe, but there's something unique about the way the rest of the world uses cameras.
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What A Road Sign With A Black 'Y' Means (And Other Letters, Too)
Traffic signs that look like symbols and letters are everywhere, but some can be surprisingly confusing. Here, we take a look at all of them and what they mean.
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Every Car Brand That's Made A V10-Powered Sedan
Sports sedans have existed for decades, but the combination of four doors and a V10 remains ridiculously rare. Here are the only brands that dared to build it.
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1967 Ford Mustang Fastback For Sale With 44,000 Miles Shown Wraps A-Code 289 V8 In Glorious Red-On-Red
An early Mustang in one of the most desirable body styles, this '67 Fastback looks about as fresh as it did when it drove off the showroom floor.
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SpaceX's Rivals Are Already Filling The Void Left By Falcon 9
The Pentagon gave out $150 million loans to rocket companies Stoke Space and Rocket Lab to build out their launch infrastructure and manufacturing capabilities.
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9 Cheaper Alternatives To The Toyota Land Cruiser
We highlight our favorite new vehicles that combine the practicality and capability of the 250-series Toyota Land Cruiser while saving buyers thousands.
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7 Of The Rarest Fox Body Mustangs Ever Built And What They're Worth Today
Following the disappointing second-generation Mustang, the Fox Body has aged like fine wine, but some of its rarest versions are still surprisingly affordable.
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Why Some Cars Will Have More Physical Buttons In The Near Future
It's back to the future as physical buttons make a comeback on car dashboards and steering wheels. And this trend show no signs of slowing down.
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Waymo Encounters Police Blockade And Speeds Right By, Because Of Course It Did
Captured on video in San Francisco, this Waymo tried getting around police cars that were performing a traffic break.
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How Much Power Would An EV's Solar Roof Provide?
Solar panels could turn an EV's roof into a source of free driving range, but the numbers reveal both the potential and the limitations.
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Why Some Traffic Lights Have A Yellow Border
Black metal traffic lights can be hard to see at night, especially if there's been a power outage. That's where these yellow borders come into play.
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Is Using Launch Control Hard On Your Car, Especially If You Use It A Lot?
Launch control makes modern performance cars ridiculously quick off the line. But what does all that violence do to your drivetrain if you use it a lot?
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Diesel Prices Used To Be Cheaper Than Gas - Here's Why That Changed
Diesel is generally more expensive than gas, but it hasn't always been that way. Here's what changed and why diesel continues to be so expensive.
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Was The Tesla Roadster Reveal Realistic? Engineering Explained Fact Checked It
The stunts the Roadster pulled off at its big unveiling were startling, but were they fact-based? And even if they were, will Tesla really deliver on the car?
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This Tractor Supply Mini-Excavator May Not Be The Smallest, But It Is One Of The Cutest
If you ever played with construction toys as a kid, this mini-excavator may ring some bells with you. It just looks like it would turn work into fun.
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12 Of The Longest Range Electric SUVs In 2026
When someone starts talking about range anxiety, just show them this list. These are some of the longest range electric SUVs in 2026 -- four even top 400 miles.
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If The Temerario's Exhaust Note Stopped You Buying One, Lamborghini Has Some Good News Made From Titanium
The new Akrapovič exhaust was created solely to make the V8 sound better, and it'll be available to existing Temerario owners.
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How To Get A Screaming Deal On Your Next Car Rental
Car rentals don't have to mean days of research and crazy prices. We put together ways to save money on car rentals with the help of two industry experts.
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The US Navy Will Retire Its Oldest Active Aircraft Carrier After 52 Years Of Service
Nuclear-powered aircraft carriers are durable, but they don't last forever. The longest-serving carrier in U.S. history is expected to end its service in May.
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Bandit Tow Companies Are Scamming People In California And Beyond
You're in a crash, and looking for help, when up rolls a tow truck eager for your business. If you think "any port in a storm," you may be buying trouble.
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FAA's Nationwide Ground Stop Definitely Not Because Of New AI Air Traffic Control Tool... Probably
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the ground stop is due to a communication issue impacting all Air Route Traffic Control Centers.
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