What Are C/K Chevy Trucks, And When Were They Made?
If you've looked at classic cars lately, the C/K series from Chevrolet may have caught your eye. What does this designation mean, and how classic are they?
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Which Harley-Davidson Model Is Sold The Most In America?
Harley-Davidson has a varied catalog of motorcycles for bikers to choose from, but the one model that people are buying most might surprise you.
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Why The Nissan Z Is The Last Sports Car Of Its Kind In The US
Sports cars haven't exactly been flying off of the shelves since the pandemic. Here's why the Nissan Z is the last sports car of its kind in the U.S.
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Toyota Had An Electric SUV 15 Years Before The Model X – Here's Why It Didn't Work
While the Tesla Model X has been many people's go-to electric SUV for many years, Toyota had one 15 years before. Despite the innovations, it didn't work out.
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What Is Double Clutching? (And Is It Different From Granny Shifting?)
Driving a stick shift means you get different methods of shifting gears. We take a look at double clutching, which is not the same as granny shifting.
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Can You Charge An Electric Motorcycle At A Tesla Supercharger?
Electric motorcycles are getting better at the whole range and charging thing. Can you charge an electric motorcycle at a Tesla Supercharger?
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1967 Firebird: Which Engine Powered Pontiac's Original Pony Car?
Alongside the Chevy Camaro, GM launched the Pontiac Firebird as a pony car competitor to the Ford Mustang. Which engine powered the 1967 original?
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The Most Reliable Subaru Forester Years, And Some To Avoid (According To Owners)
The Subaru Forester is a versatile vehicle that is great for daily commutes and outdoor adventures. Here are the most reliable years and some you should avoid.
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Who Owns Paccar Engines And Where Are They Made?
Over the years, we've seen PACCAR engines slowly replace Cummins power units in a lot of semi-trucks. Who owns this company? Where are the engines made?
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Why Does Porsche Put The Ignition On The Left Side?
Porsche has been making desirable and quirky cars since just after World War II. Here's the reason for the automaker's unique ignition switch placement.
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Why You Should Avoid The Compressed Air Method When Removing The Wrap On Your Car
If you want to remove vinyl car wrapping, you can hire a professional or do it yourself. However, the DIY compressed air method can cause a lot of problems.
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5 Mistakes You Could Be Making That Are Destroying Your Diesel Engine
Engine maintenance is a key and necessary component to longevity, and that's no different for diesel engines. Avoid these five mistakes.
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When Did OBD-II Replace OBD-I In Motorcycles? (And How To Tell Which You Have)
OBD-II is the standard diagnostics port in cars, and it's been that way for years. When did it replace OBD-I in motorcycles? Which one does your bike have?
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Is A Jack Or Ramp Better For An At-Home Oil Change? Here's What You Need To Know
Changing your vehicle's oil yourself is a great way to save money, but is a jack or a ramp better for the job? Here's what you need to know.
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5 Tips To Maintain Your Car Battery And Increase Its Lifespan
Your car's battery is one of the most straightforward and easy to understand components under the hood of your car. Here's how to maximize its capabilities.
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Which Car Brands Are Made In South Carolina?
While Detroit, Michigan, is most associated with the U.S. car industry, South Carolina has become a big player, with several big-name brands being made here.
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Is The Fiat 124 Just A Dressed-Up Miata? The Two Roadsters Compared
Fiat collaborated with Mazda when building the Fiat 124 Spider, but are the Miata and its Italian cousin the same? Here's how the two peppy roadsters compare.
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Yes, Land Rover Can Track Your Car – Here's How The System Works
Can Jaguar Land Rover vehicles be tracked? Yes and no. Even though your car is being constantly tracked, there's one emergency situation where it can be.
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The One Weak Link In The Million-Mile Toyota Tundra — And How Toyota Made It More Reliable
Victor Sheppard drove his 2007 Toyota Tundra over a million miles in just nine years. Toyota used this truck to find the only weak link in its durability.
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Every Land Rover Model, Ranked By Cargo Space
Land Rover's reputation for luxury and capability is well-established. Which of its current lineup packs the most storage space for your next adventure?
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What's The Highest CC Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Ever Made?
The 2025 Harley-Davidson CVO Road Glide RR is fitted with a 2,147 cc Milwaukee-Eight 131 V-Twin that produces more than 150 horsepower.
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Hyundai Ioniq 6 Vs 6 N: What's The Difference Between These EVs?
Hyundai unveiled the Ioniq 6 N at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed, but how does the upcoming model differ from the already available Ioniq 6?
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5 Ways To Maximize Space In Your Small Car
Ready for the small car life? With those space-saving tricks, your micro car will feel as spacious as a sub-compact. You can't ask too much, now, can you?
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Why The 305 Small Block Is One Of Chevy's Most Underrated Engines
Chevy small-block V8s are regarded for their power, reliability, and plentiful upgrade options, but the 305 cubic inch version sometimes flies under the radar.
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13 Modern Cars Bringing Back Column Shifters
The column shifter looked like it was headed for the door, but it's back with a vengeance in these all-new SUV models, and it offers some surprising benefits.
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5 Adorable Mini Camper Vans That Are Surprisingly Well-Equipped
If you're craving an on-the-road adventure but don't want to get a special license, a well-equipped mini camper van is the perfect place to start.
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5 Of The Slowest, Lowest-Horsepower Corvettes Ever Produced
Chevrolet Corvettes were some of the first sports cars in American automotive history, but some models had disappointing horsepower and top speed.
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