How Fast Can The Iconic Zimmer Mustang Go?
The Zimmer Mustang, or Golden Spirit, evoked the look and feel of cars from the 1920s and 1930s, though it was originally built in the '80s.
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Why Did Harley-Davidson Fail In India?
Despite the legendary nameplate, the U.S. motorcycle manufacturer failed to make a significant dent in India's already huge market for two-wheelers.
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What Are The Rarest Harley-Davidson Colors?
Some Harley-Davidson colors are rare because they had a limited production run, while others use ingredients that no longer exist. Here are three of the rarest.
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When Was The World's First Speeding Ticket Issued And How Fast Was It For?
Speed limits have been around longer than you might expect. The story of the very first speeding ticket shows just how different early motoring laws were.
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Driving With Snow On Your Car Can Get You A Ticket In These States
Depending on where you live, snow on your car may be an inevitability, but you'll want to make sure you clean it off to avoid getting ticketed.
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Why US WW2 Fighter Planes Used An Insignia That That Looked Like Japan's Rising Sun
The United States has used several different insignia on its military aircraft throughout its aviation history, and some have proved troublesome.
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What Is That Little Boomerang On The Back Of Old Limos Actually For?
If you look at old photos of limos from the 1980s, you might notice a boomerang-like object on the back. What's it for? The answer is delightfully retro.
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What's The Smallest Harley-Davidson Ever Made – And How Many CCs Does It Pack?
Harley-Davidson has made dozens of models in its long history. This 1960s bike is the smallest, producing a fraction of the CCs of more modern bikes.
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Is It Legal To Put Christmas Lights On Your Car In Florida? It's Complicated
Every holiday season, you might be tempted to decorate your car just like you do your house. However, in Florida, the legality of this is a bit complicated.
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How Fast Can A Car Drive In Reverse?
Driving in reverse is usually only meant for certain situations, but some push the limits. Here's how fast a typical car goes and some, that have broke records.
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Is It Legal To Check Your Phone At A Red Light? Here's What CA Law Says
California has rolled out an increasingly comprehensive law regarding cell phone use while driving, but does the law still apply at a red light?
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Is It Possible To Raise The Titanic?
From Vaseline to ping-pong balls, wild theories to raise the Titanic have existed for decades. Is a salvage mission actually possible? See the verdict.
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Why Using Glass Cleaner On Your TV Is Never A Good Idea
Old televisions had a thick glass screen, meaning they wouldn't have issues if you used glass cleaner. Here's why that's not a good idea for modern TVs.
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These Regular American Driving Habits Could Get You Arrested In Mexico
When you live in North America, there are two major countries you can drive into, but before you go crossing borders, it pays to study the traffic laws.
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Have You Seen Orange Lines On The Freeway? Here's What They Mean
Different colored lines on freeway markings is a quick way to communicate warnings to drivers, and orange-colored lines are only the most recent.
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What Does 'JAS' Stand For On The Saab JAS 39 Gripen Fighter Jet?
SAAB has been manufacturing the JAS 39 Gripen since the '80s to replace the J 35 Draken and J 37 Viggen fighter jets for the Swedish Air Force.
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The Most Expensive Car In The World Sold At Auction For More Than $140 Million
The top dog is so far ahead of the next car on the list that it'll likely remain in the lead for quite some time.
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Yes, You Can Park Your RV At Walmart – But There Are A Few Things To Know First
Some Walmarts can be very accommodating to RV parking, but there are a few things you should be aware of before you pull in. Here's what you need to know.
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This Is The Oldest Hand Tool Brand Still Operating Today
Power tools might get all the glory, but traditional hand tools have stood the test of time and fulfill most roles their electric-powered counterparts can't.
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Do You Need To Warm Up Your Harley-Davidson's Engine Before Riding?
Is it necessary to warm up your Harley-Davidson motorcycle engine before going out for a ride? Here's what you need to know before doing so.
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Most Of Florida's Traffic Tickets Are Issued For This Violation
The State of Florida has seen a dramatic increase in moving violations of late, but one in particular accounted for the majority of fines in the state.
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There's An Important Reason For Those Purple Fence Posts You May See Around Town
If you're driving around someone else's property and spy a fence post that's painted purple, it could be a dangerous situation. Here's what you should know.
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Not Harley-Davidson, Not Indian: This Is America's Oldest Motorcycle Brand
Harley-Davidson got its start in 1903. Two years prior, in 1901, George M. Hendee and Oscar Hedstrom kickstarted what would become The Indian Motorcycle.
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Do Captains Really Go Down With Their Ships? The History Behind The Tradition
The notion that a captain must go down with their ship is a romantic one, but it's not entirely true, but there are some truths (and law) behind the concept.
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The Ingenious Way Traffic Lights Worked Before Computers Were Invented
Traffic lights today are controlled by computers and other purpose-built systems, but what did people do before computers were a thing? You may be surprised.
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Can You Ride An Electric Scooter In The Bike Lane? It's Complicated
If you have an electric scooter, check with the state DMV about whether or not you can ride it in a bike lane, as the rules are different for each state.
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Those Blue Reflectors On The Road Serve An Important Purpose
Reflectors mounted on the highway are a common sight no matter where you are, but you may not realize that each color, such as blue, has a specific meaning.
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