Who Owns Who? The Complicated Relationship Between Volkswagen And Porsche
Nowadays, Porsche is owned by the Volkswagen Group. Why is it correct to say that Porsche owns Volkswagen, but also that Volkswagen owns Porsche?
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2025 Acura Integra Review: A-Spec Tech Package Makes Affordable Hot-Hatch A No-Brainer
Acura's regular Integra may not be as fiery as the Type S, but with the A-Spec Tech Package, you might not care.
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What Is Chevrolet's Number One Selling Vehicle In 2025 (So Far)?
Chevrolet Is one of America’s most iconic auto brands with over a dozen vehicles in its lineup. Can you guess which has sold the most so far in 2025?
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Why Do Hybrid Cars Make That Weird Noise In Reverse?
You may have noticed that hybrid vehicles make an odd sound when they are traveling in reverse. Why is this and do all hybrid cars have the feature?
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Common Problems With The Ford 5.4 Triton Engine
The 5.4 triton engine was under the hood of several Ford models, but it was plagued with problems. Here are the most common ones reported by owners.
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The 5 Fastest Kawasaki Motorcycles Only Experienced Riders Should Own
It takes a certain level of skill to ride these ultra-fast motorcycles. Experience is the name of the game here, beginners beware.
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11 Tire Brands Owned By Continental
The Continental brand is one of the biggest tire producers in the world, and it's a lot than than just one brand — the conglomerate owns a lot of companies.
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Why New Tires Don't Come With TPMS Sensors
A Tire pressure monitoring system or TPMS sensors can be found on many modern vehicles. However, many new tires don't have them anymore. Here's why.
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The Toyota GT-One Is The Fastest Road-Legal Toyota Ever Made — But You're Never Going To Own One
Toyota has established itself as a manufacturer of reliable cars, but cars like the GT-One prove that the automaker has a different side. How fast is it?
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Is The Cheapest New Car You Can Buy In America Worth It?
While many new vehicle models will put a major dent in your wallet, the cheapest one is under $20,000. Is it worth it, though? Here's what you need to know.
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What Are Tire Temperature Ratings And Which One Should You Get?
Your tires are one of the most important parts of your car, but they still have their limits. Here's everything you should know about tire temperature ratings.
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Should You Be Worried About Your 4Runner Getting Stolen?
If you've put a lot of money down on a Toyota 4Runner, you might be concerned about the possibility of it being stolen. Is it a common target for car thieves?
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10 Possible Reasons Why Your Brakes Are Locking Up (And How To Identify Them)
Of all the advanced systems operating within modern automobiles, brakes are by far the most important. Know what you're looking for to stay safe.
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How To Clean The Film From Your Car's Windshield (And Keep It Off)
Is the film inside of your car's windshield proving to be too much of a distraction? Here's how you can not only clean it off, but keep it off, too.
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Can Motorcycles Use HOV Lanes? What To Know Before You Ride
As well as being a lot of fun, riding a motorcycle carries a lot of other benefits. HOV lanes are usually meant for cars, but can you ride a motorcycle on them?
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Can You Use Synthetic Oil In An Older Engine?
Every engine requires oil to function, though oil itself has changed a lot over the decades. Can you actually use synthetic oil in an older engine?
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These Silverado Years Have The Worst Rust Problems According To Owners
Rust has become a recurring, generational issue for the Chevrolet Silverado, and has been reported in various capacities across user forums and the NHTSA.
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2026 Nissan Armada Nismo First Look: Big, Bold, But The Important Number's Missing
Perhaps the most unexpected model to go Nismo, the 2026 Nissan Armada is getting a horsepower boost, mean-looking body kit, and all with the same practicality.
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Toyota Price Hike: Here's How Much More Expensive The Cars Will Be
Toyota is known for its high-quality cars, trucks, and SUVs for a low price, but according to a Reuters report, the company will be raising its prices soon.
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Can Yamaha Cut A Replacement Key Based On Your Motorcycle's VIN?
Replacing a key can be an annoying task, but replacing a key for Yamaha motorcycles is a very strict process.
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What Does EPB Stand For? The Automotive Tech Acronym, Explained
Of the many acronyms used in the automotive industry, whose meaning and relevancy can be difficult to remember, EPB is common and a quick one to learn.
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How Much Do The BMW X6 Trims Cost & What's The Difference Between Them?
The regular BMW X6 comes in both xDrive40i and M60i variants, however the BMW X6 M Competition offers significantly higher power at a considerably higher price.
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How To Check Your Transmission Fluid Level (And How Often You Should)
Like engine oil, transmission fluid plays a pivotal role in your vehicle's performance. Here's how to check its fluid level and when to change it.
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2026 Bentley Continental GT & Flying Spur First Drive: Cheapest Hybrid Is Hardly Humble
MMtech Online got a chance to take the 2026 Bentley Continental GT and Flying Spur for a drive, and while it may be the cheapest hybrid, it's still a Bentley.
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Here Is When And Why Your Should Use The 'L' On Your Car's Gear Shifter
Alongside well-known letters like P, R, and D on an automatic gear shifter, some cars also have things like L or 1. What is it, and when should you use it?
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Is A Used Toyota 4Runner A Good First Car? Here Are A Few Things To Consider
Toyota's 4Runner is a reliable and off-road capable SUV, but does that make it a good first car? Well, it could — but here's what you need to know first.
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What Are Those Spikes On Semi-Truck Wheels For?
Spikes on semi-truck wheels may look threatening, but there's a very practical reason some drivers install them — and it has nothing to do with aggression.
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