When To Use Neutral Gear In An Automatic Car (And How To Do It Right)
Neutral is handy if you need to move a car that otherwise can't move itself, or in the case of a rare emergency
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Watch The Haim Sisters Escape A Bad Relationship With Drew Starkey In A Perfect '90s Land Cruiser
Love may not last forever, but a mint FJ80 Land Cruiser will always win our hearts.
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The Lincoln Blackwood Was So Much More Than A Fancy Ford F-150
Introduced in 2002, the Blackwood immediately flopped so hard it was cancelled within a year.
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Does High-Mileage Engine Oil Really Make A Difference?
It all depends on how and where you drive
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A CBR1000RR-Swapped N600 May Be The Perfect Honda
This Honda N600 eschews its traditional little two-cylinder for an inline-four out of a Fireblade with 170 horsepower at 13,000 screaming RPM
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How Often Should You Change Your Spark Plugs?
Spark plugs are one of those mechanical components that can easily be forgotten about, but they do need to be changed at some point. Here's how often.
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Brad Pitt's 'F1' Has A Nonsensical Plot, But I Can't Look Away From The Trailer
We'll have to wait another couple months to find out if 'F1' is any good, but I can't look away from the new trailer.
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Widespread Automotive Production Halt Just A Week Away Due Of Tariffs
What Trump's tariff war could do to the auto industry in the coming weeks as well as a re-introduced House bill that'll get rid of the so-called "EV Mandate."
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At $4,300, Does This 2003 VW Jetta GLI VR6 Still Have Life Left In It?
Despite high miles, this Jetta still impresses with a VR6 under the hood, and a five-speed stick. Let's see what we think about its condition and price.
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How To Pick Up A Motorcycle, Even A Heavy One
Have you embarrassingly dropped your motorcycle? Here's the easiest way to get it back on its wheels without hurting yourself, no matter how heavy the bike.
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Here's Everything Wrong With A $1.8 Million Aston Martin One-77 That Covered 25,000 Miles
The repairs include a $45,000 bill to replace the air conditioning pump and a $10,000 windshield wiper motor replacement
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At $18,500, Does This Custom 1985 Ford LTD Offer Unlimited Value?
The 1985 Ford LTD LX we're looking at today represents the last of the line for that hallowed nameplate.
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Why Chevy's 8.1L Vortec Was The Last Of The Big Block Era
Chevrolet's Vortec 8100 was a powerful big block engine that could be found in many GM vehicles. However, it was eventually discontinued. Here's why.
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Lewis Hamilton Recreated The Ferrari Scene From 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' Because His Job Offers Better Benefits Than Yours
Lewis posted that the film "has been one of my favourite movies since I was a kid," and said he used the exact car from the movie for this new clip
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Rivian Adds Hands-Free Highway Driving Assist For Free In New Software Update
The new software works on 135,000 miles of highway right now, and will be expanding further within the next year
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Here's What Happens When You Forget To Strap A Car To A Flatbed
What do you get when you cross a Lada, a flatbed tow truck, and a bunch of Russian smart alecks with too much time on their hands?
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2025 Nissan Z Brings Back My Beloved Bayside Blue
Bayside Blue adorned the vaunted R34 Skyline GT-R, one of the coolest vehicles to grace the roads of this Earth
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Tesla Owners Selling Cars In Protest Of Elon Musk Are In For A Shock
Tesla owners are struggling with the realities of protest-selling their EVs, plus, Elon Musk still thinks he's worth $56 billion and more.
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At $13,800, Is This 2012 Mercedes S550 A Highway Star?
The mileage on today's Nice Price or No Dice S550 is high, the seller says its former life as a limo means those were mostly racked up on the highway.
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Volvo's AI-Generated Ad In Saudi Arabia Pulled Because It Was 'Not In Line With Volvo Cars' Global Guidelines'
Volvo has pulled an AI-generated ad made for Saudi Arabia because it is "not in line with Volvo Cars' global guidelines."
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Automotive Folk Remedies: Does Cracking An Egg In Your Radiator Stop Leaks?
When the chips are down and you need to get a busted tractor back in action so you don't lose your crop, you get real good at thinking outside of the box
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Here's Why LA Has Streets That Are Steep Enough To Launch Teslas Into The Air
It all goes back to the arrogance of the early American settlers who colonized the region
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Nissan Gets A New 'Car Guy' CEO
Meet Nissan's new CEO, plus, Ford's German wing is facing bankruptcy, buyers are flocking to dealerships, and Southwest wants more of your money.
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At $10,000, Could This 1996 Pontiac Trans Sport Get You Excited About A Minivan?
We're not saying that today's Nice Price or No Dice Trans Sport is the coolest minivan model on the planet, but it certainly is one of the top contenders
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Subaru Outback Owner Crashes Into CarMax, Injures 8 [Update]
The Outback driver repeatedly rammed into the front door before driving through the showroom
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Is Using Fuel Injector Cleaner Worth It?
With auto part stores advising you to use a fuel injector cleaner, you may think it's the wise thing to do. However, is it actually worth the time and money?
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McLaren Adapts Space Age Carbon Fiber Tape Process To Car Production
McLaren announced a new frontier in carbon fiber-carbon fiber tape, made using a method called Automated Rapid Tape (ART) production.
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