NASA's Mach 9.6 X-43A 'Hypersonic Scramjet' Is Still An Engineering Marvel
NASA's experimental X-43A didn't have a pilot and couldn't fly independently, but its blisteringly high speeds showed that hypersonic flight was possible.
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Popular Floor Jack Brands Ranked Worst To Best (According To Reviews)
One should never cheap out on a good floor jack. Your safety is at stake, after all. These jack brands are high quality, but won't break the bank.
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Who Makes KTM Engines And Are They The Same As CFMoto's?
KTM maintains production and manufacturing facilities across the world, and its China-based operations are a joint venture with the budget CFMoto brand.
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The Cheap Way To Remove A Scratch From A Car (Without Using An Airbrush Kit)
The chances of you scratching your car are never zero. If you have scratches, you might get the job done with some toothpaste or touch-up paint.
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Every Muscle Car Keanu Reeves Drives In John Wick
"John Wick" films feature plenty of muscle cars for Keanu Reeves' titular character to drive and tear up the city. Here's what makes an appearance.
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Every Generation Of Dodge Viper, Ranked Slowest To Fastest
Ranking every Dodge Viper generation from slowest to fastest based on quarter-mile times, honoring the legacy of this iconic American supercar.
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Carpool Karaoke? Here's How To Make Apple CarPlay Display Song Lyrics With iOS 26
Apple added a bunch of great features with iOS 26, and one of them is the ability to show song lyrics via Apple CarPlay. Here's how to set it up.
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Nissan's New 2026 Leaf Finally Delivers On An Old Promise
Is Nissan's newest Leaf the freshly-crowned king of cheap electric cars?
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All About The Ferrari 499P: 24 Hours Of Le Mans' Three-Peat Champion
While Ferrari hasn't been enjoying a lot of success in F1, the same can't be said about endurance racing. Ferrari's 499 Le Mans Hypercar has done rather well.
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Why Las Vegas Has No Lines Dividing Its Roads' Lanes
If you’ve ever driven through Las Vegas, you might have noticed the city’s streets look different. There’s a reason you won’t find painted lines there.
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America's First Superhighway Started As An 1800s Railroad
A forgotten 1800s railroad helped pave the way for the country’s first superhighway, marking the dawn of high-speed American road travel.
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Tesla Vs Waymo: Who's Winning The Robotaxi War?
Waymo, Google's self-driving taxi service, has been operating in cities across the U.S. for a while, but could Tesla's competiting Robotaxi service overtake it?
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Why (And When) Did Cartridge Oil Filters Replace Spin-Ons?
Until fairly recently, most cars had oil filters that were replaced as a whole unit. Now, though, filter cartridges are gaining in popularity. Why?
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Honda's New Zero-Turn Lawnmower Can Mow Your Yard, Even If You're Not On It
In addition to having zero-turn technology, Honda's latest model comes in an autonomous variant that you can train to mow your yard from your phone.
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How To Add Widgets To CarPlay In iOS 26
iOS 26 brought many new features to CarPlay in addition to phone upgrades. Now, you can add widgets to your infotainment system, just like on your phone.
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How Rare Is A 1970 AAR 'Cuda & How Much Is One Worth Today?
The 1970 AAR 'Cuda was a special vehicle in its day. Some are still around today, but not many. Here's how much you can expect to pay for one.
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5 Of The Best-Sounding BMW Motorcycles Ever Built
There are many reasons to love BMW's long lineage of motorcycles, not the least of which is the sound produced by its unique and powerful engines.
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Here's How Much A Waymo Ride Will Cost You Compared To Uber And Lyft
Waymo, the company delivering autonomous ridesharing services, is now operational in several U.S. cities. It's more expensive than Uber and Lyft, though.
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Tesla Is Burning Through Top Employees - Why Are They All Leaving?
Tesla’s top talent is walking out the door — from AI leads to sales heads. Even Elon Musk’s closest allies. What’s driving the mass exits under Musk’s watch?
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Can You Get A Copy Of Your Car Key Made At Walmart?
If you need a quick copy of your car key, you might immediately think of Walmart, but considering how complicated keys are now, can you actually get one there?
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13 Common Group Ride Signals You Might See Bikers Use
Group rides rely on unspoken coordination. Learn how bikers use 13 key hand signals to communicate safely, from stops to hazards and formation changes.
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Rivian Is Skipping On Apple CarPlay And Users Aren't Happy
Rivian's CEO has no interest in having Apple CarPlay in the company's vehicles, and many users aren't happy about it. Here's what you need to know.
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Koenigsegg Regera Top Speed: How Fast Can The Hybrid Supercar Actually Go?
The Koenigsegg Regera blends brute V8 power with electric precision, but its top speed remains partly theoretical. We break down how fast it could actually go.
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Charging A Tesla Cybertruck Vs Gassing Up A Chevy Silverado: Which Is More Expensive Monthly?
If you're on the fence about a Tesla Cybertruck or a Chevy Silverado for all your truck needs, you might be surprised by how monthly ownership breaks down.
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Can You Use Vinegar On Car Paint To Combat This Common Weather-Related Issue?
Weather-related spotting on your car's paint job can be a real eyesore, but can you easily clean it with a bottle of vinegar from the grocery store?
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Jeep's Most Interesting 2026 Grand Wagoneer Is Electrified, But Don't Call It A Hybrid
Jeep is simplifying the 2026 Grand Wagoneer, with a lower starting price and no more "base" Wagoneer, but it's the new engine option we're most excited about.
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Yes, You Can Park Your RV At Costco – But There Are A Few Things To Know First
RV travelers love a good free overnight spot. But can Costco really be one of them? Here’s what you need to know before you pull in for the night.
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