Why Are Almost All Semi-Trailers 53 Feet Long?
Have you ever wondered why all semi-trucks are exactly 53 feet long? We have got the answer for you, and it is all about weight and regulations.
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What Was The Best American Lap Time At The Nurburgring?
You might be surprised about the best American lap time at the most recent Nurburgring. And, it actually beat out a previous lap time, creating a new record.
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12 Of The Most Reliable Small Honda Cars (New And Used)
These 12 Hondas are as reliable as they are compact. Even for a brand known for reliability, these 12 small cars stand out among their peers.
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What Is Tow/haul Mode And When Should You Use It?
Are you using your car to its full capacity? Maybe not, if you've never used tow/haul mode. Here's what it is and how to use it so you don't break your car.
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This USB Camera Can Help You Solve Your Car Troubles
Car problems can be notoriously fickle to solve if you don't have all the right tools, but one surprising gadget that may help you is this small USB camera.
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2026 Honda CR-V TrailSport Hybrid First Drive: More Rugged Model Is A Niche Too Far
Honda follows the crossover herd with a more off-road-ready version of its electrified CR-V, but does it really offer advantages over the regular SUV?
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What Are The Handles On The Hood Of A Bronco For?
If you love the Ford Bronco but are wondering what those handles on the hood are for, we've got the answer for you and why you should know what they are.
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4 Cheap Cosmetic Upgrades You Can Make To Your Car
Forget about expensive paint jobs and remodeled interiors. These cheap cosmetic upgrades will give your car a new look without breaking the bank.
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Do All New Cars Still Come With Floor Mats? (And Do You Really Need Them?)
Buying a new car is an exciting time for everyone, but you're bombarded with options to choose from, and you don't want to overlook something like floor mats.
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It's Time To Experience The Smarts And Style Of Baseus Car Chargers And Mounts
Car chargers and mounts are essential car accessories, but Baseus has taken it to a new level, with products that have smarts and style. Here are the details.
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How Fast Is The Toyota Coaster & Where Is The Camper Bus Available To Buy?
The Toyota Coaster is a popular 30-seat minibus offered by Toyota in certain parts of the world. How fast does it go? Where can you buy one?
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Two New Ram 2500 Sport Trucks Are Coming (And Here's How Much They Cost)
Ram's two newest 2500 sport truck models are in the pipeline for 2026. Here's everything we know about them so far, including the prices and features.
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Why You Shouldn't Grease Lug Nuts (But Some Mechanics Do Anyway)
Lug nuts hold your wheel to the car, so as you can probably imagine, they're pretty important. So why do mechanics make this mistake so frequently?
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What Are The Boxes Underneath A Semi-Truck For?
Those boxes you'll find underneath the cab and trailers of larger trucks have a very useful purpose. Here's what they're for and what you'll find in them.
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How Reliable Are Toyota PHEVs?
Interested in buying a Toyota PHEV? You probably want to know how reliable they are compared to other automakers' offerings. Here's the info.
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Do New Car Batteries Need To Be Charged? Here's What You Need To Know
You just bought a new battery for your car -- or a new car for that matter -- so that means your battery is charged and ready to go right? Not so fast.
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Cummins Is Experimenting With A Hydrogen Engine And It's Powering This Popular Semi-Truck
Cummins is currently working on a hydrogen powertrain that has the potential to stir up the world of semi trucks. Which popular semi truck uses it?
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The Most Expensive Motorcycle You Can Buy In 2025
Motorcycles run the gamut in terms of pricing, from super affordable to really expensive. What's the most expensive motorcycle you can actually buy in 2025?
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Who Makes Peterbilt Trucks & What Engines Power Them?
Curious who makes Peterbilt trucks and what engines they use? Here’s a look at the brand’s ownership and the powerplants behind the big rigs.
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13 Of The Oddest Names Volkswagen Has Used For Its Models
From mythical winds to desert nomads, Volkswagen has a habit of picking strange names for its compacts, sedans, and SUVs.
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Can You Drive A Doorless Jeep In The US? Here's What The Law Says
Jeep owners are known for two things: Collecting rubber ducks and taking the doors off their hinges. Taking the doors off a Jeep is freeing but is it legal?
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How Fast Can The Honda Monkey Go & Is The Mini-Bike Street Legal In The US?
The Honda Monkey is cute and stylish, but is the mini-bike legal to ride on U.S. roads? And if it is street-legal, how fast could you go on one?
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How Accurate Are The Oil Life Monitors In Modern Cars?
Oil life monitors are replacing the physical dipsticks in modern cars these days, but their accuracy may not be saving you money in the long-run.
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Yes, Yamaha Uses Ride By Wire - Here's Which Motorcycles Have It
Motorcycles have come a long way in terms of features and experience, and this includes ride-by-wire. Which modern Yamaha motorcycles use this feature?
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What's The Difference Between The Oldsmobile And Pontiac 455?
GM offered two massive 455-CI big-block V8s in the late 1960s and early 1970s, one each from Oldsmobile and Pontiac. But how did these two engines differ?
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What Do The Different Colors On F1 Tires Mean?
If you've watched a Formula 1 race recently, you'll likely have noticed that the tires all have colored stripes. Here's what each color means.
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When (And Why) Did American Cars Stop Using Carbureted Engines?
Ah, the humble carburetor: a simple device, but an undoubtedly effective one. So when did American cars stop using them — and why? Here's the story.
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