Ford's 60th Anniversary Bronco Roadster Concept Is What The New Bronco Always Should Have Been
No doors, no roof, no roll bars, and no head restraints means this truck would never pass safety regulations, so it remains just a concept.
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Speed Limits May No Longer Be Decided By How Fast Drivers Want To Go
The guidance tasks engineers to consider activity level and conflict density.
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Porsche Engineering Modified This Polaris RZR, And Now It Can Be Yours If You're Cool Enough
This side-by-side was allegedly never supposed to be sold to the public.
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What Do I Need To Know About Car Culture On Hawaii's Big Island?
I'm hoping to publish some cool stories about island car culture between now and Christmas, so I need the inside scoop about Hawaiian motoring.
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Tesla Is Getting Desperate In The UK
We're looking at Tesla's decline in the UK, as well as Germany's negotiating around a U.S. trade deal.
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These Cars Have The Best Seats
Today, we're here to talk about the automakers that got it right, and the cars with the beast drivers' seats in the automotive world.
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Which Automotive Special Edition Is Truly Special?
We want to know about the special editions that truly live up to their names — the ones that feel really, genuinely special.
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At $15,000, Is This 2005 Chevy Corvette A High-Mileage Honey?
Today's Corvette has a rebuilt engine and a new clutch ahead of its six-speed gearbox. That's a good thing considering the car overall has 185K on the clock.
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There are things to look out for so you don't fall victim to a credit- or debit-card skimmer. And even if you can't spot it, there are ways to protect yourself.
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Gas doesn't go bad in your car right away, but it won't last forever, either. Here's how long you can keep it, and what you can do to make it last longer.
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Every US State That Won't Let You Double Tow
"Double towing" or "triple towing" is when two trailers are towed at once, and it's done all the time. But it's not legal everywhere in America.
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The Night Boeing's 747 Secrets Walked Out Of A Paris Restaurant Tucked In Napkins
In a scene like something out of a spy novel, Boeing's chief engineer sat down with Soviets one evening in Paris. They left with key information about the 747.
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Mahindra's Batman-Themed Limited-Edition SUV Is Exactly What Bruce Wayne Needs
The Mahindra BE 6 Batman Edition is covered in Batman logos and other special touches.
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Why It's Worth Getting Worked Up Over Panel Gaps
Are panel gaps the be-all and end-all of assessing a new or used car? Of course not. But can they tell you important things about it? You bet they can.
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What's Dangling From Your Rearview Mirror Could Get You Pulled Over
Your rearview mirror may appear to double up as a handy hook for air fresheners, fuzzy dice, or face masks, but those dangly objects could get you pulled over.
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These Trucks Have Terrible 5-Year Depreciation
Smart truck shoppers keep two prices in mind: what they'll pay, and what it's likely to be worth when they sell. These five trucks just don't hold their value.
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4 Things Passengers Can't Do While An RV Is Being Driven
Before you go on a road trip in a RV with loved ones, you may want to check the laws of the road. Here are four things passengers can't do in a moving RV.
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California Coastal Commission Shoots Down Plans For More SpaceX Launches Per Year
The commission is concerned about the impacts that many sonic booms will have on both the local wildlife and neighborhoods in Santa Barbara County.
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Why Does Aston Martin Use Mercedes-AMG V8s Instead Of Building Its Own?
Aston Martin has an enviable track record as a builder of engines. What it gets from using Mercedes-AMG V8s is both substantial and intangible.
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Noisy lifters can wreak havoc on your car and annoy you endlessly. Instead of ignoring them, there are ways to keep them quiet without having to replace them.
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Why Some Tire Shops Refuse To Work On Cars With Wheel Spacers
If you are considering putting wheel spacers on your car, you should know that some tire shops might hesitate to work on your car. Here's why.
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What Happens To Old Boeing Planes After Retirement?
Boeing planes may be a common sight in the sky, but they all reach retirement age eventually. Here are some of the ways those old planes are treated afterward.
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High-Mileage Oil: When Should You Make The Switch?
Motor oil is the lifeblood of your vehicle's engine, and at some point making the switch to high-mileage oil is a good idea. Here's what is recommended.
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While the vehicle appeared to be a top-of-the-line 2018 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk, the VIN stamped on the frame belonged to a 2015 Jeep Cherokee Overland.
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Why The US Military Still Flies The Boeing 707
The Boeing 707 was revolutionary as the first successful jet airliner outside of the Soviet Union, but nowadays, there's far better technology out there.
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LEGO's F1 Technic Sets Mimic Formula 1 Engineering Better Than You Might Think
LEGO sets are fun to build, but some of the more elaborate FI Technic sets for adults put the detailed engineering in these race cars on full display.
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What Year Did Honda Start Using CVTs (And Are They Reliable?)
Honda is notorious for using the CVTs in its vehicles, but when was the first year and are the considered reliable? Here's what you need to know.
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Your car doesn't act the same at high elevations as it does at sea level. But there are ways to compensate for the changes (and a way not to try).
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How F1 Drivers Actually Earn Their License To Race
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