This Is Officially 2025's Most RV-Friendly US City
Not every city is built around driving an RV. If you're looking for a destination to drive to, this is considered the most RV-friendly city in the US.
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After 20 Long Years, Aptera Finally Has A (Somewhat) Drivable Car
Aptera has been around since 2005, and the company just now has a somewhat drivable prototype. However, whether it ever goes into production is another story.
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How Long Do Harley-Davidson Engines Tend To Last? Here's What Riders Say
Harley-Davidson is one of the most iconic names in the motorcycle market, but how long do their bikes last? Here's what you can expect, according to riders.
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5 Of The Coolest SUVs From The '80s
Bold lines, off-road strength, and retro charm define these 1980s SUVs, each representing the style and spirit of European, American, and Asian carmaking.
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How Much Do Car Salespeople And Dealerships Make? A Look At The Numbers
Behind every shiny car sale is a complex web of pay plans, commissions, and incentives. Here’s how much dealerships and their sales teams really bring home.
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What Are The Steam Tubes In LS Engines Actually For?
Engineering choices can force automakers to make adjustments down the road, like Chevrolet did with the implementation of steam tubes on its LS engines.
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How Fast Is The E Ride Pro-SS 3.0? A Look At Its Top Speed & Acceleration Times
E-bikes have risen in popularity over the past couple years for their convenience and speediness. Just be aware that not every e-bike is street legal.
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How To Prevent Brake Dust Buildup On Your Car's Rims
Brake dust buildup can be as dangerous as it is visually unappealing, but there are steps you can take to prevent it from building up on your car.
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What's The Difference Between 5W-30 And 5W-40 Motor Oil?
Motor oil classifications help you to choose the right oil viscosity for different driving temperatures, and keep your engine healthy for longer.
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This Headlight Hack Makes Toyotas Easy Pickings For Thieves
Car theft has declined sharply since it peaked in the early '90s, but thieves now use high-tech strategies like this one to target Toyotas in particular.
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This $1 Million Dollar Dealership Sculpture Leaves Us Scratching Our Heads
A Porsche dealership in California is installing a one million sculpture in front of the building, but we're not so sure it'll help the company sell more cars.
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There's A Reason Mazda's Red Paint Is Famous – And It's Not Just How It Looks
Mazda has a signature red paint that you can see coming from a mile away. Here's how that paint was developed, and why, and what it takes to apply.
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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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These Small SUVs Are Comfortably Spacious, According To Consumer Reports
Small SUVs are typically built to be ready for rough roads, but that doesn't always translate into the roomiest setups. These ones challenge that perception.
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What Happens If You Don't Get A Permit Before You Start Expanding Your Garage?
If you're doing major construction work on your home, including expanding your garage, you need a permit. Without one, the consequences could be serious.
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California Pumps Are Getting Cheaper E15 Gas – But Will It Ruin Your Engine?
California's new E15 gas will help drivers save money when filling up, but will the ethanol content wreak havoc on car engines? Here's what you need to know.
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13 Of The Best Lightweight Motorcycle Helmets (According To Riders)
Riders weigh in on the best lightweight motorcycle helmets, highlighting comfort, safety, and features that make every ride smoother and more secure.
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This Unassuming SUV Has A 590 HP Engine Under The Hood
Performance SUVs have been a big thing for quite a while now, and this one, from an Italian automaker we all know, is packing some serious punch.
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This North Carolina Traffic Circle Causes So Many Accidents, It's Getting A Makeover
Traffic circles, or roundabouts, have been shown to be safer than traditional traffic lights. However, this one in North Carolina is causing a lot of problems.
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Are Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Easy To Customize? Here's What You Need To Know
Can you customize your own Harley-Davidson motorcycle? Certainly. But should you do it yourself or get a professional to help? It depends.
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Why Do So Many People Hate CFMOTO Motorcycles? Here's What You Need To Know
Despite partnerships with major and well-established brands, riders still have concerns about build quality, parts availability, and electrical problems.
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Here's What Happens When A Rack And Pinion Goes Bad
A vehicle's rack and pinion plays a pivotal role in how it drives, and if it goes bad, you don't want to ignore it. Here's what happens when it fails.
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You Probably Shouldn't Park Your RV At Home Depot - These Places Are A Safer Bet
Parking an RV at Home Depot may sound like a good road-trip hack — but is it really? Here’s what you should know before spending the night in a big-box lot.
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9 Of The Worst-Depreciating SUVs In 2025
These 2025 SUVs are the worst offenders when it comes to retaining value, and they include Teslas, Land Rovers, and American brands Lincoln and Cadillac.
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The Most Frustrating Features Toyota Models Have (According To Buyers)
When it comes to reliability and sales, Toyota is one of the top auto brands. However, owners have had some gripes about some of the features.
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Should You Use Premium Gas In A BMW Motorcycle?
Depending on the BMW motorcycle engine, you may need to use premium gas to ensure optimal performance. Here are the bikes that require it.
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