Ford's Coolest Street Truck Gains Gold Rims And Racing Stripes, But You Still Can't Have It
Ford's MS-RT Champion Edition Ranger is on our wish list, even if we have to move around the world to get it.
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Mercedes EQE Flopped Hard, Its E-Class Electric Replacement Is Determined Not To
Mercedes-Benz is testing its replacement to the EQE, the E Class with EQ Technology, and the world famous Nurburgring.
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Mazda's Future EV Is Hiding Under A Chopped CX-90 Body
The future of Mazda's electric vehicle programs in the United States underpin this chopped up test mule.
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Why Automakers Put Two Batteries In Diesel Trucks
Starting a cold diesel engine requires serious cranking power. Inside the high-amp electrical setup found under the hood of heavy-duty pickups.
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China's Biggest Automaker Is In More Than Just The Car Business
Think BYD only builds electric cars? Think again. Discover how China’s biggest automaker is quietly taking over batteries, rail, and solar tech.
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If You've Seen A Speed Limit Sign With A Red Border, Here's What It Means
Driving through Lone Star State corridors? Discover how TxDOT gives drivers a final courtesy warning by using red-bordered speed limit signs.
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Burt Reynolds Was Promised Free Trans Ams For Life Until Pontiac Changed Its Mind
He outran Sheriff Buford T. Justice, but the Bandit couldn't outrun corporate bean counters. Here's how a legendary deal went up in smoke.
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How Higher Compression Can Give An Engine More Power While Saving Fuel
More power typically hurts fuel economy, but higher compression breaks the rule. Here’s how modern engine design squeezes out both.
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The Mustang John Wick Drove Wasn't Actually A Boss 429
Real Boss or not, don't ever mess with a man's car. Discover the movie magic behind the classic Ford Mustang that John Wick risked it all for.
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No Other Engine Has Powered More Cars Than This V8
From family wagons and iconic sports cars to custom hot rods, see how one unstoppable V8 design became the most produced engine in history.
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Can You Really Run A Turbo And Supercharger On One Engine?
Zero lag at low RPMs, endless power at the top end. Here is how twincharging combines superchargers and turbos to deliver the best of both worlds.
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4-Link Suspension Vs. Leaf Springs: What You Gain By Upgrading
Tired of harsh rides and axle hop? See what you actually gain by ditching traditional leaf springs for a high-articulation, fully adjustable 4-link setup.
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Why 1950s Cars Had Wraparound Windshields (And Why They Vanished)
What does a '50s Buick concept have in common with a modern Koenigsegg hypercar? A wraparound windshield that proved decades ahead of its time.
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Is A Dual Exhaust Worth It? Here's How It Affects Performance
Many cars appear to have dual exhaust setups, but do those actually help improve performance? We separate fact from fiction.
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Haltech Vs Link ECUs: Here's How They Compare
Two popular ECU tuning options exist out there; Haltech and Link. Which one should you use to tune your car?
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Why Do Some Highway Stripes Alternate Between Black And White?
White paint disappears on sunny concrete. Discover how highway engineers use black contrast borders to make lane lines pop in glare and rain.
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There's A Reason Some Chevy Bow Ties Are Black Instead Of Gold
Most people recognize the Chevrolet emblem as being gold, but many cars have the logo in black. Is Chevy shifting its priorities? Why are some black?
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Hyundai's Bayon Has A Tough New Look And Hybrid Ambitions
All-new baby SUV debuted at the Paris Motor Show with angular bodywork, a sporty N Line trim, and dual 12.3-inch screens
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