Antifreeze Colors Explained (And What Happens If You Mix The Wrong Ones)
Antifreeze comes in various different colors, but their meaning has changed over the years. Here's what they mean - and what happens if you mix the wrong ones.
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6 Cheap Sport Bikes That Still Offer Incredible Performance
Some bikes, like Ducatis and Kawasakis, can cost north of $45,000, but here are six motorcycles under $20,000 that still offer incredible performance.
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Pontiac 400 Vs Chevrolet 400 Engines: What's The Difference?
Both Pontiac and Chevrolet employed "400"-series engines under the General Motors banner, but they were not nearly the same engine in design and purpose.
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The Biggest Changes Made To Car Tires Over The Last 100 Years
While the wheel was invented a very long time ago, humans have actually improved on them a lot over the centuries thanks to the magic of tires.
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5 Bad Driving Habits That Are Wasting Your Money
Driving is an unavoidable part of life for many people, and there are quite a few bad habits that can cost you money. Here are five of them.
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6 Accessories That'll Transform Your Truck Bed
One of the main benefits of having a truck is carrying large items and heavy loads. Here are six accessories that will enhance your truck bed.
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How To Minimize The Blind Spots In Your Car
Blind spots while driving are easy to fix with these mirror tweaks. For the times those changes don't work, there are also cheap mirror attachments.
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Everything To Know About Harley-Davidson's First Motorcycle
Today Harley-Davidson is known for its chopper motorcycles, but the company had humble beginnings in 1903. Here's what we know about its first motorcycle.
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Can You Still Get A DUI Or DWI In A Self-Driving Car?
Autonomous driving is still a developing technology, and as a result, there are some gray areas regarding DWIs and DUIs for passengers. We dig into the details.
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10 Of The Coolest Foreign Fords You Couldn't Initially Get In America
Ford is known for its trucks and cars in the United States, but the brand has had many big successes with models only available overseas.
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5 Acura Safety Features That Could Save Your Life
As tech advances, vehicles are becoming safer, protecting you and your loved ones on the road. Here are five safety features that Acura equips its cars with.
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Everything To Know About Honda's Indy V6 Engine
Honda's been supporting IndyCar motorsports for decades, but much like the larger car industry, hybrid technology is pushing new IndyCars forward this year.
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Whatever Happened To The Race Cars From Days Of Thunder?
The cars from 1990 racing film "Days of Thunder" have shown up in a few different places over the years, but one pair was found somewhere you wouldn't expect.
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What's The Difference Between Traction Control And Stability Control?
Traction control and stability control are similar in some ways, but they have big differences that are important for drivers to understand.
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5 Electric Trucks That Don't Get Enough Attention
Electric trucks continue to get more popular, with the Ford Lightning and Rivian R1T taking the spotlight, but here are five that should get more attention.
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10 DIY Engine Maintenance Tasks You Can Do At Home
Car maintenance can be quite costly, so learning how to perform certain procedures yourself can save you money and increase your knowledge too.
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The Big Block Engine Myth: What Even Hardcore Pontiac Fans Often Get Wrong
While many classic car manufacturers had two separate engine sizes -- small blocks and big blocks -- Pontiac only had a single V8 platform.
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The 6-Door DeLorean Limo You Might Have Missed In Bud Light's 2024 Super Bowl Commercial
You've no doubt seen the DeLorean car made popular by "Back to the Future," but did you know there's a limo version? Here's its Super Bowl commercial debut.
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What Is Brake Fade And What Causes It?
If your car is taking noticeably longer to stop, this phenomenon is typically called brake fade, and the science behind it is simple.
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Truck Bed Camping For Beginners: Gear, Tips, And Tricks
If you own a truck and want to go camping, you don't need an expensive camper or tent. Instead, you can do it all from your truck bed -- here's how to start.
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2025 Aston Martin Vantage Resets The Benchmark For Power And Style
Aston Martin has announced its first 2025 model year vehicle, the Vantage. Powerful under the hood and comfortable on the inside, it looks like a nice ride.
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Electric Vehicles Vs. Gas Engines: Which Powertrain Is More Complex?
Vehicles of all kinds involve lots of complex engineering altogether, but when it comes to total components, EVs and ICE cars vary significantly in design.
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Volkswagen's Super Bowl 2024 Ad Celebrates 75 Years In America With Its Most Iconic Cars
VW is one of many big companies with Super Bowl 2024 ad spots, but rather than a flashy look at its modern cars, it chose to go the black-and-white route.
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This Custom 6x6 Humvee Has 717hp Engine And A Real Aircraft Wing For A Spoiler
Plenty of people have modded other vehicles to look like Humvees, but in this mod, the team took a real Humvee and made it an even more badass one.
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Here's Why Your Car's Tires Are Wearing Unevenly
Although tire wear is part and parcel of the car owner's experience, uneven tire wear can typically be avoided. Here's how to spot and fix the issue.
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Here's How Hyundai's 'Active Air Skirt' Could Help You Get More Out Of Your EV
Many EVs are experimenting with aerodynamics to achieve maximum range, and 'AAS' technology is Hyundai's attempt at lowering drag and increasing miles.
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What Are Driving Shoes, And Is It Worth Getting A Pair?
You may have heard of driving shoes, but what exactly are they? How do they differ from normal shoes? And are they worth it? Let's take a look.
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