This Car Lot Is A Goldmine For Classic Firebirds & Camaros
Hidden in Alberta is a massive yard filled with classic Firebirds and Camaros. We explore its huge inventory, rare parts, and the story behind the collection.
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Why Hitting A Remote Can Seemingly Bring The Batteries Back To Life
Smacking a sluggish TV remote to revive it feels like a myth, but there is real battery science behind why the trick sometimes seems to work.
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5 Of The Most Powerful Fighter Jet Engines Ever Made
Military technology continues to advance, and that goes for the fighter jets, too. Here are the most powerful fighter jets ever made.
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AutoSky CarPlay Devices: How Much Do They Cost & Which Apps Work With Them?
AutoSky’s CarPlay adapters offer wireless upgrades and HDMI options for factory systems. We compare prices, features, and which apps each device supports.
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Is It Possible To Raise The Titanic?
From Vaseline to ping-pong balls, wild theories to raise the Titanic have existed for decades. Is a salvage mission actually possible? See the verdict.
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The Luxury EV With The Lowest Customer Satisfaction Rating, According To Consumer Reports
A once-promising luxury EV now ranks last in customer satisfaction, Consumer Reports says. We look at its reliability problems and competitors that beat it.
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Who Owns Claude AI (And Is It Amazon?)
Amazon’s huge investment in Anthropic sparked speculation over Claude AI’s ownership. We break down the funding, partnerships, and power dynamics.
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How To Clean Dirty Outdoor Power Tools So They Look Brand New
As we move into winter, now is as good a time as any to make sure your tools are clean and ready to go for next season. Here's what you need to do.
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5 High-Tech Home Upgrades That Pay Off
New technology is being released to make your life easier every day, but these five stand out as high-tech upgrades that are actually worth investing in.
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This Humanoid Robot Just Scored A Guinness World Record
Several companies are developing humanoid robots to accomplish mechanical tasks. One such robot from Shanghai-based AgiBot just set a Guinness World Record.
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4 Of The Worst Engines Ever Used By Harley-Davidson (According To Bikers)
Harley-Davidson is an icon, but even they miss the mark. Bikers agree that these 4 engines -- plagued by recalls and design flaws -- are the worst ever made.
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Retailer Accidentally Sells iPads For Dollars, Begs Customers For Returns
A retailer in Italy accidently sold a number of iPads for an absurdly low price and people snapped them up. What happened next is where things get interesting.
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Beyond Tools: 13 Underrated Ryobi Finds Users Swear By
Sure, you might have bought all those Ryobi batteries for your power tools, but the brand makes a lot of compatible gadgets and accessories, too.
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Do High-Speed Magnetic Bullet Trains Use Wheels To Stay On The Tracks?
Do bullet trains actually need wheels? The answer isn't a simple no. Discover which high-speed trains still roll on rubber tires and why they do it.
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Makita Quietly Released A 40V High-Torque Impact Wrench This Month
Makita's new 40V Max XGT ½-inch Square Drive Impact Wrench joins other tools like a circular saw, rotary hammers, and angle grinders in the battery's lineup.
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The Wonky Reason The US Can't Have Fewer Than 11 Aircraft Carriers In Its Fleet
The United States has 11 aircraft carriers in its fleet and it's for a very specific reason. Here's why that is, and how it compares to the world.
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Scout Motors Has A New HQ – Here's Where The Historic Automaker Is Headed
Scout Motors, whose name references classic vehicles from the '60s, is moving into the EV market. Here's where its new headquarters is located.
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5 Unexpected Ways To Use Your DeWalt Battery-Powered Fan
DeWalt's portable, battery-powered fans are great for worksites, but there are other places and ways you can put them to use. Here are some ideas.
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Why Aircraft Carriers Don't Flip Over (Even In Heavy Seas)
Aircraft carriers probably spend more time at sea than most other boats combined, and yet you almost never hear of one capsizing. Why is that?
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Lexus RX 350 Depreciation Rate: How Much Value Does It Lose Per Year?
Just because the Lexus RX 350 is a luxury crossover, doesn't mean you shouldn't consider its depreciation rate. Here's what statistics say.
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5 Ways To 'Fix' iOS 26's New Features
If iOS 26 feels heavier than it should, a few smart adjustments can smooth out the rough edges and bring back the workflow you’re used to.
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The Best Way To Insulate Your Garage Windows Isn't Foam Boards Or Thermal Curtains
If you're looking to insulate your garage before the winter months reach their coldest, look towards this material before you try other solutions.
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5 Of The Biggest Aircraft Manufacturers In The World
Every year, more and more aircraft and put into service, and these five companies are the ones producing the greatest number of aircraft globally.
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4 Concept Cars We Wish We Were Driving Home For The Holidays
Traveling by car for the holidays is its own special undertaking, and what could make it more special than these concept cars that never saw the light of day?
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5 SUVs That Will Be Discontinued In 2026
Every year there's a good chance that automakers will discontinue your favorite car model. It's just the way of the world like death and taxes.
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Does Costco Give You Free Nitrogen Tire Refills?
Costco has a few different options for nitrogen from their auto service centers. Here are the various ways you can top off the nitrogen in your tires.
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Chevy's Silverado ZR2 Looks Great, But The Smart Money Buys A Different Trim
The Chevy Silverado ZR2 is a sharp-looking truck and has off-road grit, but it costs a pretty penny. Here's a more affordable trim worth considering.
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