Triumph's Stylish Retro Cafe Racer Is Making Its Way To The United States
Triumph is bringing a stylish new cafe racer to the U.S., blending retro design cues with updated performance and contemporary features.
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Stories By Stephen Fogel
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'It's Outrageous': US Air Force Plane Nearly Hits Commercial JetBlue Flight
A close call involving a JetBlue flight and a U.S. military aircraft has sparked concern over flight safety in a region with heavy military activity.
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Yes, You Can Actually Find Gas For Under $2 In The US - Here's Where
Gas prices as a whole aren't dropping below the coveted $2 per gallon average, but there are some cities where you can find gas below $2 a gallon.
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Here's What's New For The Lexus SUV Lineup In 2026
Toyota-owned luxury automaker Lexus makes a lot of SUVs, too many to refresh every year, in fact. For the 2026 model year, here's what's getting an update.
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This All New Makita Tool Is A First Of Its Kind
A newly announced Makita tool is drawing attention in the construction world, promising capabilities that haven’t been available in rebar tying before.
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5 Underappreciated Classic Models From The Early Days Of Volkswagen
Volkswagen has been around since before World War II, and there are a number of classic models that can still be appreciated today. Here are our favorites.
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34 Cars That Won't Be Returning In 2026
The automotive landscape is changing fast. We've compiled the full list of 34 vehicles getting axed for 2026, including some surprising best-sellers.
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Subaru's New SUV Is Just $35k, But It's Missing The One Thing You Would Hope Was Standard
Subaru’s new $35,000 electric SUV undercuts its rivals on price, but a surprising omission may give longtime Subaru fans pause before buying.
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Fiat's Adorably Tiny EV Is Finally Coming To The United States
Fiat’s tiniest EV is finally headed to the U.S., raising big questions about how this microcar will fit into American roads, rules, and day-to-day use.
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Subaru Hints That A Hybrid Outback Could Finally Be On The Horizon
Subaru fans who have been looking for a hybrid model of the company's iconic Outback line could finally be getting their wish in the near future.
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Why (And When) Did Corvettes Switch From Front-Engine To Mid-Engine?
For decades, the Corvette was front-engine. Why did Chevy finally move the engine? The answer involves a 60-year-old dream and a new 233-mph reality.
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2025 Lexus RX Vs. 2025 Acura MDX: Which Is The Bigger SUV?
The Lexus RX and Acura MDX are two compelling SUVs from Japanese automakers, but one of the two has a decisive advantage in the size department.
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This Automotive Brand Has Been Working Closely With Toyota, And It Shows
Toyota has its metaphorical hands in a lot of pots, working with multiple automakers around the world as a means to diversify its portfolio.
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How The 2026 Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport Differs From The Previous Year
The 2026 Volkswagon Atlas Cross Sport may not break away much from its 2025 counterpart, but there are some differences, like price, worth knowing about.
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Acura Vs. Honda: Which Car Brand Is More Reliable? (According To Consumer Reports)
Honda and Acura share platforms and engineering, but Consumer Reports’ latest reliability rankings highlight important differences buyers should know.
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GM Owns A Town-Size Piece Of Land Just To Test Its Prototype Cars
Before a new vehicle goes to market, automakers need to test the prototype. GM has a special place for this, and the land is the size of a small town.
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Who Makes USPS Trucks And Where Are They Manufactured?
We may take the mail for granted, but a lot of effort goes into it just getting to us. Who makes the trucks the USPS uses and where are they made?
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Who Makes Advanta Tires And Where Are They Manufactured?
Advanta tires show up at retailers nationwide, but their brand origins aren’t obvious. Here’s how their distribution ties into a major U.S. tire supplier.
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Stop Wasting Money On Windshield Wiper Blade Replacements: Try This Instead
Tired of spending $40 or more every time your windshield wipers wear out? There is a simple, cheap alternative that most drivers overlook.
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Hawaii Gave Away 1,000 Free Dashcams To Drivers, Now DOT Has 'Eyes On The Road'
The state of Hawaii, known for its poor roads, just gave away 1,000 dashcams to select drivers on the islands. What's the end goal? What will these dashcams do?
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How Fast Do F1 Cars Typically Go?
Anyone who's seen an F1 race will know that these open-wheel racecars can reach some pretty impressive speeds. But how fast can they go, really?
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Why BMW Ditched DCTs For Traditional Automatic Transmissions
DCTs may offer performance benefits, but not every automaker is as keen on them as they used to. BMW, for example, has moved away from DCTs — here's why.
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Why So Many New Cars Are Switching From Manual To Electric Parking Brakes
Manual emergency brakes are becoming less common as many new cars are switching to electric parking brakes. Here's why automakers are making the change.
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This Car Lot Is A Goldmine For Classic Firebirds & Camaros
Hidden in Alberta is a massive yard filled with classic Firebirds and Camaros. We explore its huge inventory, rare parts, and the story behind the collection.
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The Luxury EV With The Lowest Customer Satisfaction Rating, According To Consumer Reports
A once-promising luxury EV now ranks last in customer satisfaction, Consumer Reports says. We look at its reliability problems and competitors that beat it.
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5 SUVs That Will Be Discontinued In 2026
Every year there's a good chance that automakers will discontinue your favorite car model. It's just the way of the world like death and taxes.
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Who Makes Fram Oil Filters?
Fram might be the most recognizable brand name for automotive oil filters after years of production, but who actually makes the brand's filters today?
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