5 Underappreciated Classic Models From The Early Days Of Volkswagen
Volkswagen has been around since before World War II, and there are a number of classic models that can still be appreciated today. Here are our favorites.
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US Navy Claims AI Cut 160-Hour Job Down To 10 Minutes
Artificial Intelligence is being used by more people every day; and the U.S. Navy says a ChatGPT-like tool helped it drastically reduce how long some jobs take.
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6 Must-Have Gadgets For Traveling With Small Children
If you're planning to travel with little ones, you might want to grab some gadgets to help make it easier.
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15 Of The Best Small SUVs, According To JD Power
Small SUVs can be the perfect size because they offer utility without compromising fuel efficiency. Here are the best options according to J.D. Power.
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American Vs. European DeWalt Batteries: Is There A Difference?
DeWalt batteries are sold globally, but differences in how voltage is labeled in the U.S. and Europe can cause confusion over compatibility and performance.
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Is It Legal To Build A Shed On Your Property Without A Permit?
If your tool collection is getting out of hand and you want to build a shed, be sure to check that it is legal to do so on your property beforehand.
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This Affordable Luxury Sedan Has Rear Reclining Seats For A Quick Nap During Lunch Break
A relatively unknown luxury car from a few years back is one of the few with reclining back seats, and used models are now downright affordable.
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5 Things About Satellites They Didn't Teach You In School
Satellites have come a long way in the last couple years, and what you learned about them in school has probably changed drastically.
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This State Wants Drivers To Start Paying By The Mile As EV Popularity Climbs
EVs are heavier than traditional cars, so they cause more wear on the road, but road maintenance is usually funded via gas tax. Here's what one state is doing.
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A 'Smart' Garage Door Could Leave You Locked Out – And Your Home Unsecured
A smart garage door may sound like a great idea but, like other Internet of Things devices, the inherent risks associated with it may not be worth it.
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The Most (And Least) Reliable Dishwasher Brands, According To Consumer Reports
Reliable dishwashers focus on capabilities like ease of use, feature set, cost, and maintenance requirements, according to recent consumer surveys.
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4 CarPlay Features You Should Be Using In 2026
CarPlay has a slew of new features thanks to recent iOS updates, but these four features in particular stand out as ones you should be using.
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Audi's S6 Sportback E-Tron Is Speedy And Subtle, But The Price Might Make You Blink
Audi's performance-focused EV may not instantly stand out, but it'll definitely get your attention when you hit the accelerator.
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Why New Appliances Break So Fast, From Someone Who Fixes Them
New appliances fail sooner than they used to. A repair expert breaks down the trends, tech changes, and design choices that are shortening their lifespans.
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Do Toyota Land Cruisers Come With Secondary Fuel Tanks? Here's What We Know
The Land Cruiser is one of Toyota's longest-running lines of vehicles thanks to its many different configuration options and ability to adapt.
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What Is The Best Website To Buy Refurbished iPads?
Refurbished items are typically cleaned and repaired before being offered for resale, but some options are better than others.
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Older Samsung Galaxy Phones Are Getting More Updates Than Usual - Here's Why
Samsung Galaxy S21 series owners were surprised to see a new security update roll out to their phones recently. Here's what they got and why.
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How Much It Could Actually Cost You To Run An Electric Heater This Winter
Many Americans rely on electric heaters or furnaces in wintertime; here's how your location affects your costs as well as a few safety tips.
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What Is The Most Difficult Suzuki Motorcycle To Ride? Here's What Riders Say
Suzuki is one of the most trust motorcycle brands on the market, so it may surprise you to learn that its most powerful bike was also its most dangerous.
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Ford Confirms Gas Engine For New F-150 Lightning (But It's Probably Not What You Think)
Ford has revealed that its new F-150 Lightning will have a gasoline engine, but hold your horses: it's not quite a return to the SVT Lightning of old.
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Is WD-40 Safe For Wiper Blades, Or Will It Ruin Them?
Is that can of WD-40 in your garage a secret weapon for fixing squeaky wiper blades, or will it ruin them forever? We found the definitive answer.
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15 Of The Best Stocking Stuffers At Costco For Tech Fans & Gearheads
If you have a techie in your life, you might want to fill their stocking with one of these Costco finds.
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Powerful Nvidia AI Chips Are Already In China: Here's How
The Trump administration announced on Dec. 8 that it would allow Nvidia to sell some AI chips in China, but a report reveals they already are available there.
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4 Handy Uses For Your Chromebook's USB Ports
Chromebook USB ports can do far more than most users realize, and a few smart add-ons can expand storage, connectivity, and everyday productivity.
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The Pros And Cons Of Using Wireless CarPlay
Using wireless CarPlay in your vehicle offers plenty of advantages, but it's not as cut-and-dry as you think — wireless connections have limitations.
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What's The Most Difficult Sports Bike To Ride? Here's What Riders Say
There are several different types of sports bikes on the market, ranging in power and size. However, riders say these are the most difficult ones to ride.
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Not Home Depot, Not Walmart – Here's Who Owns Lowe's
Lowe's has become one of the most respected and storied institutions for DIYers of all skill levels, but who actually owns the popular company?
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