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The Invisible Emission: Why Tire Dust is the New "Leaded Gas"

Most people assume tire dust just… disappears. You drive, the grooves get shallower, you buy new tires, end of story. But what actually happens to that missing rubber is way less tidy &mdash

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Why Gas Prices Vary by $2 Across the US: Taxes, Fuel Blends, and Hidden Fees Explained

Anyone who’s taken a road trip in the U.S. has noticed it: gas might cost $4-plus in California and barely $2-something in Oklahoma. Same country, same gasoline — wildly different price ta

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Rolling Coal: What It Is, How It Works, and Is It Legal?

You've probably seen them on highways across America – diesel trucks belching massive clouds of black smoke from their exhaust stacks. This controversial modification, known as "rolling

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Brabus 1000 Debuts With 1,342 lb-ft of Torque And Insane 2.6-Second 0–62 Time

The Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S E Performance is already a serious machine, but Brabus decided that wasn’t enough. Their latest creation, called the Brabus 1000, takes things to the extreme with 986 bh

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General Motors To Re-Enter UK Market With Electric Cadillac Models

General Motors is gearing up for a comeback in the UK, and this time, it’s going all-electric. According to GM Europe boss Pere Brugal, the company is finally ready to bring Cadillac to British

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Can Hydrogen Save The Combustion Engine? Toyota Thinks So

Toyota’s taking a different route on the road to cleaner performance, and it’s not just about EVs or hybrids anymore. One of their most interesting moves? A rally-ready GR Yaris powered no

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End of an Era: Iconic Stellantis Engines Getting Axed

Look, most people couldn't care less what's lurking under their hood. Gas pedal goes down, car goes forward—mission accomplished. But tell a gearhead that their favorite engine is gettin

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AMC Pacer V8: America's Most Unusual Hot Hatch

Hot hatches are supposed to be small, zippy, and European. Think Golf GTI or Civic Type R—compact cars with enough attitude to make daily driving fun. But back in the late '70s, AMC had a di

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Redline Kings: Supercars Screaming Past 10,000 RPM!

Remember when engine size was everything? Those days are gone. With electric cars now casually throwing around 1,000+ horsepower figures, traditional performance engines needed a new way to stand out.

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Why Boxy SUVs are Making a Comeback in Car Design

Three top designers explain how squared-off, boxy designs have stormed back to dominate the SUV landscape. Look around any parking lot these days and it's blob city. Rounded, anonymous crossove

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