This particular pilot informed his passengers over the intercom that he wanted his money: "This plane isn't leaving until they pay us what they owe us."
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Read MoreThe 2026 Nissan Armada Nismo is, in the venerable words of Peter Griffin, freakin' sweet.
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Read MoreOwning a luxury vehicle comes with plenty of perks, but there are some risks to keep in mind as well. Here are the luxury vehicles with the worst resale values.
Read MoreI will stick my head out and make a bold claim: I think the Kia K4 Hatchback is a hatchback. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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Read MoreWe're looking at yet another NHTSA investigation into Tesla's doors, as well as Waymo's attempts to make its cars work when traffic lights don't.
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Read MoreFor me the answer is simple, and probably predictable for anyone who knows me and has read my work.
Read MoreIf you're in the market for a safe new sedan, you're going to want one that earned either a Top Safety Pick or Top Safety Pick+.
Read MoreBecause license plates come from state governments, the laws about them vary from state to state. Is there any place you can have two different plates?
Read MoreIt's so effective at making its rider into a big scary tough loud Cruiser Guy of pop culture fame that this is the first motorcycle I've brought up in therapy.
Read MoreModern engines use varying cylinder counts and configurations, but early models from historic brands like Oldsmobile had a simple approach to providing power.
Read MoreSeveral states in the Northeast are toughest on driving with snow on your car, but a number of other states around the country prohibit it, too.
Read MoreElectric power steering was just a novelty when it was introduced, but now it's the standard for the feature. There are three main reasons why this is so.
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