10 Of The Coolest Buttons Ever Put Into A Production Car
Modern vehicle dashboards are awash in gizmos and gadgets that alter the driving experience, but some just have a little extra panache, necessary or not.
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Most Drivers Hate This Feature, And It Looks Like It's Finally Going Away
Changes to vehicle's comes as technology advances, but there is one feature that might be going away for good. Here's everything you need to know.
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What Are The Other Ways Of Measuring Engine Output Aside From Horsepower?
When it comes to vehicle specs, many only look at the horsepower, but there are other ways to measure engine output. Here's what you need to know.
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10 Of The Best-Looking Volkswagens Of All Time
Volkswagens aren't always sedate. From the SP2 to the Scirocco, these striking cars have sleek lines and standout features that'll turn any head.
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Was The Mazda 787B Really Banned From Le Mans? The Rotary Engine's Racing History Explained
Mazda's 787B cemented its place in history by winning Le Mans in 1991, but it never competed at the highest level after that. Here's what happened to it.
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Does Ford Still Sell A Manual Transmission Car In 2025?
While manual transmissions used to make up the bulk of auto sales, many brands no longer offer them at all. Does America's original car brand, Ford, sell any?
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How Much Weight Can Your Truck's Tailgate Hold?
Pickup truck tailgates can extend your bed's storage length, help you climb up or down into the truck, and more. Just how much weight can they actually hold?
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The Brabus Smart Car 0-60 Time: How Quick Is It?
The tiny, revolutionary Smart Car offered a Brabus version that promised much better performance. How quick is this minute car from 0-60 mph?
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Here's What That Plastic Strip Under Your Front Bumper Is Really For
Ever noticed the plastic strip underneath your front bumper? You may think it's to protect from scraping against curbs, but it's actually much more important.
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10 Things You Should Know Before Buying A Mazda 3 (New Or Used)
If you're dead-set on a Mazda3, whether in sedan or hatchback form, be sure to consider these 10 things before putting down your money.
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6 Discontinued Ford Cars That Got A New Lease On Life
Ford is one of the United States' most well-known brands. And in its time, it has had some models come back to life. Here are our favorites to make a comeback.
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What Does 'Right Of Way' Mean While Driving And Who Has It At A Four-Way Stop?
Drivers often hear the term "right of way," but it's a term that confuses many. Who has the right of way at a four-way intersection with stop signs, especially.
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How Close Can You Park To A Fire Hydrant? (And What Happens If You Block One?)
If you're just trying to park and can't find a space, you might be tempted to park close to a fire hydrant. However, where exactly you can park may vary.
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2025 Ducati XDiavel V4 First Ride: Tearing Up The Cruiser Playbook
To a self-professed cruiser hater, Ducati's new XDiavel V4 could seem like more of the same. But time on the saddle - and in the wet - brings surprises.
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Is The Yamaha TW200 A Good Beginner Bike? Here's What Riders Say
Yamaha's TW200 dual-sport bike has been around for ages. Is it still a great option these days, though, and should you consider one as a beginner rider?
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Can You Tow A Car With Another Car?
Obviously towing with a dedicated heavy-duty truck is preferred, but what if you just needed a swift, temporary tow from a friend to get unstuck or to a shop?
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10 Cheap Cars With Surprisingly Nice Interiors
If you're looking for a new car these days, the average asking price can feel pretty steep. Don't worry, you can still find a nice interior for much cheaper.
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What Kind Of Gas Should You Put In A Classic Car And Why Does Choosing The Right Fuel Matter?
Classic cars can be very exciting for any car owner, but they'll require specific types of fuel in order to protect the engine from damage.
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When Did Subaru Enter The US And What Was The First Model It Sold In The Country?
Subaru came to the US in a rather unusual way some 50 years ago. What was the first model that the brand offered here? Was it any good?
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2025 Can-Am Canyon First Ride: Three-Wheel FOMO
Can-Am wants the Canyon to bring a whole new audience to three-wheelers, but does this beefy trike strike the right balance?
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4 Places Where You Can Sell A Junk Car (Even Without A Title)
Getting rid of a junker can be a pain. It may not run, you might not know its value, and you might not have a title. You still have options, though.
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Mazda EZ-60 Vs. Tesla Model Y: What's The Difference In Price, Range, & Performance?
The Mazda EZ-60 is a direct competitor to the Tesla Model Y in China, but how to they stack up against each other? Here's what you need to know.
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What Is A Solenoid & How Does It Work In Relation To Your Car's Engine?
Solenoids are all over our homes and cars, helping us perform all manner of important tasks. How do solenoids work, and where are they used on a car engine?
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This Is The Oldest NASCAR Track Still In Use Today
NASCAR has been around for over three-quarters of a century, and lots of tracks have hosted its races. But one in particular has stood the test of time.
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2026 Aston Martin Vantage Roadster First Drive: The Car They Meant To Make
No afterthought, the Vantage Roadster may lack its coupe cousin's roof, but time behind the wheel shows it sparkles in unexpected ways.
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How Long Will 0W-20 Synthetic Oil Last Before Needing A Change? (And Which Engines Should Use It?)
0W-20 synthetic oil is all the rage these days, but what engines actually need this grade of motor oil — and, more importantly, how long does it last?
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Gasoline Vs. Diesel Engines: Which Pollutes More? It's Complicated
Between the two main engine types seen in automobiles around the world, there is a somewhat complicated gap in pollution between diesel and gas engines.
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