Why We Can't Help But Love Old Land Rovers, Even Though They're Unreliable
Sure, they break down constantly. But as little sense as it might seem to make, owners of old Land Rovers are still in love with them. Here's why.
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Why Rats Love Chewing Away Your Car's Wiring
If you've ever had an issue with your car wiring caused by rodents, you know how frustrating it can be. Here's why rodents chew wires and what to do about it.
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Yes, Your Car Is Burning Oil, But Just How Much Is Normal?
It's normal for your car to use up the oil added to it, but if it is doing so too quickly it could be a cause for concern. Here's what you should look for.
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Utah Highway Patrol Cars Have Beehive Stickers On Them: Here's Why
The beehive emblem on the side of Utah State Patrol cars may seem a little whimsical, but there's a lot of history behind it. Here's the story.
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Dot 3 Vs. Dot 4 Brake Fluid: What's The Difference And Can They Be Mixed?
So just how different are the Dot 4 and Dot 4 formulas for brake fluid? Let's take a look at the chemical composition of these components to find out.
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Can Tesla Brake Pads Really Last 100k Miles?
Regenerative braking is a fascinating innovation that undeniably extends the life of a typical brake pad, but can one really reach 100,000 miles on a Tesla?
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Here's What That 'Oil Filter' On A Model Y Actually Does
You might be surprised to learn that the Tesla Model Y actually comes equipped with an oil filter. Here's what that filter really does for your EV.
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These Classic Cars Were Hot, Now Prices Have Taken A Hit. Is It Time To Buy?
When car prices go down, it's bad news for whoever currently owns them, but good news for those who want to buy. These six classics might be ripe for picking.
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This Is How The World's First Blind Spot Monitor Worked On The 2003 Volvo XC90
Crane your neck really hard. Adjust your mirrors really wide. There were lots of suggestions about how to see in blind spots. Then came the 2003 Volvo XC90.
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Why Serpentine Belt Tension Might Matter More Than You Think
You know that belt that spins really fast when your engine is on? It's actually one of the most important components to keep your car moving. Here's why.
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These Are Our Favorite NA Miata Pop-Up Headlight Mods
If you love your Mazda NA Miata, but you don't love its '90s-style pop-up headlights, you may want to make a change. Here are our favorite Miata headlight mods.
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These Mods May Look Good, But They'll Just Make Your Car Slower
Most gearheads have considered at least one modification to make their cars quicker. However, don't waste your money on the ones that will only do the opposite.
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Why Old Diesel Trucks Are Suddenly So Expensive
Here are several convenience reasons that old diesel trucks on Facebook Marketplace are being sold for more than your grandpa thinks they should be.
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Why Some Drivers Hate Royal Purple Oil, But Others Swear By It
Your car engine needs oil. However, are some oils really better than others? Here's why Royal Purple oil has both a good and a bad rap with drivers.
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Are Costco Tires Actually A Good Deal Anymore?
Costco is known for its deals, but does that reputation extend to its tire center? Here's what you need to know about what comes with a Costco tire purchase.
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Yes, They Sound Dull, But Hear Us Out On Oil Catch Cans
Catch oil cans may seem like a gimmicky ploy to make you spend your hard-earned paycheck. However, there's a chance it may save you money in the long run.
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