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In The Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS, Getting Lost Is The Best Part Of The Drive
This is a car dedicated to driving, all other things be damned, and it's probably one of the last that'll ever do it quite like this.
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These Were The Most Popular Cars From Every Decade
Travel through a century of changing tastes and evolving technology as we take a look at some of the most iconic vehicles from the last century.
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Which Chevy Vehicles Are Made In The US?
Chevrolet has a wide lineup of vehicles that are being produced in the United States, even after facing plenty of location changes throughout their history.
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These Are The Most Unexpected Street-Legal Cars With Over 1,000 HP
You might not expect high horsepower values from vehicles found on highways. But there are five cars with over 1,000 hp that still manage to be street-legal.
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Full Vs. Mild Vs. Plug-In Hybrids: What's The Difference?
There are three major types of hybrid technologies. Here are the biggest differences between full hybrids, mild hybrids, and plug-in hybrids.
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How Reliable Is The New Toyota Sienna? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
While Toyota is known for its highly reliable cars, not every model is equally dependable. Here's what Consumer Reports says about the new Sienna's reliability.
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This Odd Jeep Transmission Had Two Second Gears: Here's Why
If you think second gear is one specific thing, think again. For a dozen years at the start of the 2000s, some Jeeps had a transmission with two second gears.
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The Pros And Cons Of Swapping A Carburetor For Fuel Injection
It's tempting to swap a carburetor for more modern electronic fuel injection. But while such a move can improve your car, it carries downsides as well.
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Why Some 4-Cylinder Engines Use 8 Spark Plugs
While most engines have the same number of spark plugs and cylinders, some four-cylinder blocks have two plugs for each cylinder. Here's why.
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What Causes The 6.0 Power Stroke Diesel's Distinctive Whistle
The 6.0 Power Stroke engine had a distinctive whistle back in 2003, but later versions lost out on it. Here's why it had that whistle in the first place.
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Why Mustang II Front Suspension Became So Popular With Hot Rodders
Ford's Mustang II didn't last long, but its front suspension ended up becoming popular with hot rodders. Check out why, as well as how it became so popular.
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68RFE Vs. Aisin AS69RC Transmissions: How Do They Compare?
Heavy-duty Ram trucks used the Mopar 68RFE and Aisin AS69RC transmissions in their lineup. Here's which one is better, as well as which trucks use them.
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This AMC Gremlin Could Beat 454 Corvettes Through The Quarter Mile
The AMC Gremlin may not be remembered as a speed demon of the muscle car era, but this limited-edition model was faster than the 454 Corvettes of the day.
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The Electric Stark Varg Sets 22,000-Foot Altitude Record
Zak is no stranger to high altitude record attempts on motorcycles.
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The Most Problematic Mazda Models, Ranked By Owner Complaints
Mazda is known for its budget-friendly, reliable sedans and SUVs, but it's had some failures along the way. These are the most-complained-about Mazda models.
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The Toyota MR2 Once Got A Sequential Manual Transmission That Made It Slower
The third-generation Toyota MR2 had a very unique feature. It offered a sequential manual transmission, and its implementation actually made the car slower.
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Why Some Ferraris And Lamborghinis Came With Two-Liter V8s
Back in the 1970s, Ferrari and Lamborghini started producing cars with two-liter V8 engines. Here's why they used engines with such small displacements.
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Genius Boeing 737 Pilot Escalates Pay Dispute By Barricading Cockpit, Refusing To Fly Passengers
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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What's The Difference Between Ford's 351 Cleveland, Windsor, And Modified Engines?
Ford offered the 351 Cleveland, 351 Windsor, and 351 Modified engines throughout the second half of the 1900s. Here are the differences between them.
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Why You Should Never Use A Microfiber Towel Again After It Hits The Ground
You're in the middle of cleaning your car when a microfiber towel slips from your hand and lands on the ground — should you keep using it? No, and here's why.
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These US States Have The Worst EV Incentives
Many areas in the United States have introduced incentives to help residents convert to EVs. But some U.S. states don't offer good incentives at all.
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2026 Nissan Armada Nismo Looks So Cool I Don't Care That It's Not Actually Sporty
The 2026 Nissan Armada Nismo is, in the venerable words of Peter Griffin, freakin' sweet.
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Want To Get Better Fuel Economy From Your Diesel? Follow These Tips
Fuel prices have been soaring for a while, and diesel is often more expensive than gasoline. So how can you get better fuel economy from your diesel vehicle?
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5 Of The Most Reliable German SUVs, According To Consumer Reports
German cars can be expensive to maintain, but they’re not always a bad investment. Here’s what CR data reveals about choosing a reliable German SUV.
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Mercedes Swaps Glue For Screws In Search Of Sustainability
Headlights are the example Mercedes used, but it's easy to see that design ethos leaking into other components the company uses.
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How To Spot Brake Lag Before It Becomes A Problem
Brake lag can turn your car into a death trap if you don't address it in a timely manner. Here's how to spot it before it becomes a catastrophic problem.
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Do New Cars Still Need An Engine Break-In Period, Or Is It Just A Myth?
A new pair of boots needs time to break in before they feel right. Does the same logic apply to modern engines, or is that just a popular misconception?
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