When (And Why) Did Pontiac Discontinue The Vibe?
The Pontiac Vibe wasn't a bad compact car, with decent engines an optional four-wheel-drive. Despite that, it had a short life, and here's why.
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Do Inline-6 Engines Make More Torque Than V6s?
Inline-six and V6 engines are built differently, but torque output depends on more than design. Here’s what sets them apart and why the answer isn’t simple.
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Honda's New Passport TrailSport Is A Throwback In The Best Possible Way
Honda's new SUV promises to take the family further afield, but has it sacrificed on-road refinement to do that?
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How Much Would It Actually Cost For A Civilian To Buy A Tank?
As strange as it sounds, it's perfectly legal for a civilian to own a tank in the U.S. But while it's legal, is it actually affordable? Here's the lowdown.
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5 New DeWalt Tools To Add To Your Kit In 2025
If you've invested in heavily in your toolkit, specifically with a name brand like DeWalt, these five tools are great adds to your collection in 2025.
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This Raspberry Pi Project Can Turn Your House Into An Automated Smart Home
Want a smarter home without expensive kits? A simple Raspberry Pi project might hold the key; just wait ’til you see what it can do (and how cheap it is).
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What Is The Klein Tools Tradesman Club And How Do You Join?
Klein Tools has a unique loyalty program offering perks, discounts, and rewards. But what exactly is the Tradesman Club, and how do you get in?
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Why The VW EA888 Engine Is Considered One Of Volkswagen's Most Reliable Ever
It’s been under the hood of some of VW’s best cars for nearly two decades. Here’s why the EA888 continues to be celebrated for reliability and longevity.
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5 Of The Best Looking Toyota Sports Cars Ever Made
Toyota is much more than reliable Camrys and rock-solid RAV4s. The car conglomerate has a respectable stable of peerless sports cars with aesthetic grace.
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Can You Reset Your Ryobi 40V Battery? It's Complicated
Want to reset your Ryobi 40V battery instead of replacing it? There’s an unofficial process, but is it safe and worth it?
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Why Are Gravity Knives Illegal In So Many US States?
A gravity knife is one with a retractable blade that uses inertia and a quick hand motion to deploy, but they're banned across the United States.
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Why Do Most European Semi-Trucks Have Flat Noses? (But American Trucks Don't)
European and American semi-trucks are built differently, but the reasons go beyond looks. From road design to cargo limits, here’s why their styles diverge.
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5 Used Cars With Dirt Cheap Maintenance Costs
If you're looking for a used car but don't want the headache of high maintenance costs, these cars might be for you.
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How To Insulate Your Home Garage Door The Right Way
Getting ready for the colder weather? Insulating your garage door is a great way to keep your garage and your home warm by preventing heat from escaping.
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Are Ford Broncos Built In Mexico? Here's What You Need To Know
The Ford Bronco is an icon, and a particularly American one at that. But is there any truth behind the notion that Ford builds Broncos in Mexico?
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5 Tools You Should Think Twice About Buying From Lowe's, According To Reviews
Lowe's has a wide selection of tools to choose from, but not all of them are up to par when it comes to quality. Here are the ones you need to avoid.
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Who Owns Consumer Cellular And What Network Does It Use?
Consumer Cellular has gone from being a small carrier to a major player. Learn what sets it apart and why millions rely on its affordable plans.
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5 Reasons iPhone 14 Pro Users Still Don't Need To Upgrade To The iPhone 16 Plus
iPhone 14 Pro still feels current in 2025. With better durability, Pro features, and years of updates ahead, the 16 Plus isn’t worth the switch.
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5 Fighter Jets That Can Hold Their Own Against The F-16
Over a half century after the inception of the General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon, it remains a world standard other fighters struggle to match.
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Pro Mechanic Explains The Unexpected Costs Of Some Nissan Maxima Repairs
The Nissan Maxima is well-liked, but not without issues. Among them is the immense effort that goes into repairs — and the surprise costs that come with it.
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5 Affordable Alternatives To The Porsche 911
The Porsche 911 is the quintessential sports, but it certainly isn't the only one. These alternatives offer similar performance at superior prices.
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Yes, Airplanes Have Cameras - Here's Where They're Usually Located
Like many other places where lots of people gather, commercial airplanes, too, have cameras for security and monitoring purposes, both inside and out.
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4 Tool Brands Owned By Lowe's
Lowe's is more than a megalithic home improvement retail network. The brand also makes its own tools and sells them exclusively under its banner.
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Japan's Massive Ship-Mounted Railgun Just Fired A History-Making Shot
Railguns seem like something straight out of science fiction, but Japan is had at work making them a reality and just made history with one.
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$20 Million Crime Spree Hits Home Depot, Lowe's And More
Five people were arrested and charged with fraud for stealing $20 million worth of appliances from Home Depot and Lowe's.
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What Does The '170' On A Dodge Demon Mean?
The standout Dodge Demon adopted a 170 in its name, but the number is not a reference to any specific dimension or engine component on the car.
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Are Most Car Batteries In The US Made By The Same Company?
There are multiple brands that sell aftermarket car batteries, including Duralast and DieHard, but are they the ones that manufacture the batteries?
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