When Do You Not Need To Stop For A School Bus In Colorado?
In Colorado, you must stop for a school bus even if you're on the opposite side of the road. But there's one scenario you don't have to. We explain what it is.
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Are Harley-Davidson Softails Good For Long Rides? Here's What Riders Say
Harley-Davidson makes a variety of different frame types. Riders say the Softail has some advantages over the Hardtail when it comes to long rides.
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Why Don't New Sports Cars Have Center Armrests?
Sports cars are finding all sorts of ways to put out more power and handle better, but some also seem to be devoid of one small item: center armrests. Why?
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What Does '442' Mean On The Oldsmobile 442?
The "442" designation on the Oldsmobile 442, which debuted in 1964, originally described different parts of the vehicle's powertrain and exhaust system.
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This Is The Least Satisfying Car Or SUV Model You Could Buy (According To Consumer Reports)
There are some great vehicles on the market, and then others that completely miss the mark. Here is the least satisfying model according to Consumer Reports.
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Jeep's 2026 Cherokee Is A Hybrid, But That's Not The Biggest Shake-Up
The Jeep Cherokee is making a comeback for the 2026 model year, but this time it returns as a hybrid. However, that's not the only thing to get excited about.
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Why Jeep Discontinued The Cherokee After Almost 50 Years
The Jeep Cherokee is an iconic vehicle, but after 50 years of production, the model line was discontinued. Here are the reasons for this decision.
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What Was The Most Powerful Oldsmobile To Ever Make It To A Showroom Floor?
The Oldsmobile 442 is the brand's muscle car icon, so you might expect that it was also the most powerful Olds ever. But that title belongs to another model.
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Is The Toyota 3RZ Engine Really As Reliable As Fans Say? This Teardown Takes A Closer Look
Toyota is known for making some of the most reliable models on the market. This teardown explores whether its 3RZ engine is just as dependable.
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5 Mazda Models With The Worst Resale Value
Mazda may not be in the same tier as Ford or Toyota, but its vehicles provide plenty of value and reliability, even if that won't save them from depreciation.
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Why Do Bikers Rev Their Motorcycle Engines At Stop Lights?
Motorcycle riders often blip the throttle at red lights, but the reasons go beyond making noise. Here’s why the habit started and still sticks around.
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Do Bicycles Have To Stop At Stop Signs In Colorado?
Colorado has a massive cyclist population, and as such, it has some special rules to keep them safe.
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Should You Lower Your Insurance Coverage If Your Car Is 10 Years Old Or More? Here's What The Experts Say
Lower premiums sound tempting, but is it wise for a car that's 10 years old or more? Here’s what the experts suggest you weigh before deciding.
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10 Bizarre Diesel-Powered Cars Everyone Forgot About
Non-truck diesel vehicles might be hard to come by unless you're in Europe, but in case you forget, there used to be many bizarre diesel-powered cars.
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Genesis Could've Screwed Up The 2026 GV70 So Badly
Genesis could have dropped the ball any number of ways with its refresh of the GV70, like changing too much or, possibly, too little. How did it do?
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5 Of The Strangest Classic Police Cars In America
Law enforcement requires plenty of cool equipment, and the mighty police car is at the top of the list. These patrol vehicles came in unusual forms.
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5 Things To Know Before Buying A New Or Used Lexus RX 350
Kicking around the idea of buying a new or used RX 350? Before making a decision, here are five things you need to know about the luxury model.
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5 Common Car Repairs Your Mechanic Might Be Overcharging For
Unfortunately, not all mechanics and auto shops are trustworthy, so it's best to know which repairs unscrupulous people might be overcharging for.
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Why Ford Doesn't Make A Competitor To The Chevrolet Corvette
Presently, Ford doesn't really have a direct competitor to the Chevrolet Corvette. The Blue Oval does have an explanation for that, however.
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What Would Happen If You Pressed The SOS Button In Your Car
If you own a newer car, it may have some form of an SOS button for you to press in case of an emergency. Here's what happens when you press the button.
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How Much Is The Classic 1964 International Scout Worth Now?
The International Scout might be a pared-back, rough-and-ready 1960s SUV, but that doesn't necessarily mean that you can get one for cheap these days.
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5 Ford Models Unique To Europe
Ford was operating in the U.K. almost as soon as it debuted the Model T. These England-only models are fondly remembered by Brits and Americans alike.
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You May Want To Avoid This Car Brand If You Don't Want To Have High Maintenance Costs
The cost of annual maintenance is an important factor to consider when buying a car, and if you want to keep yours as low as possible, maybe avoid this brand.
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5 Bizarre Computer Mice We Can't Believe Exist
The computer mouse is the definitive pointing device, but the tech world has tried for years to reinvent the wheel and created bizarre alternative peripherals.
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5 Reasons Old Gas Stations Were Way Better Than What We Have Now
Gas stations used to be called "service stations" and they really earned that title. Here are a few reasons why we think they were better than today's.
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5 Massive Street-Legal Trucks That Are As Close As You'll Get To Driving A Tank
While it is illegal to drive a tank around on the roads, you can get a very similar experience with these trucks that actually are road-legal.
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Long-Haul Truckers Agree: These 5 Things Are A Must Have In A Good Semi Truck
Driving a tractor-trailer for long hours in going to get tiresome as time drags on. Some accessories can make the job much more comfortable, though.
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