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Your Diesel Says “Water in Fuel.” Don’t Assume It Just Needs a New Filter

A water in fuel warning usually means water has collected in your diesel’s fuel-filter or separator assembly. It needs prompt attention, following the instructions for your vehicle. Draining the

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This Armored BMW 7 Series Can Stop Handgun Rounds Without Looking Like a Tank

Want a luxury sedan that can take a bullet without looking like a tank? BMW has something for you. Meet the Concept 7 Protection, an armored 7 Series built for people who need extra security without m

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Your Fuel Light May Come On With More Fuel Left. That Can Be Normal

Why does the low-fuel light sometimes come on early? Some vehicles base their warning on estimated driving range, so higher fuel consumption can trigger it with more fuel still in the tank. The warnin

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You Topped Up the Washer Tank. The New Fluid Could Be Why the Light Stayed On

Topping up the washer tank ought to be one of the least complicated jobs a car can demand. Open the bonnet, find the right cap, pour. There is no good reason for it to become an ongoing conversation w

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Your Diesel Won’t Let You Fill Up. It May Be Trying to Save You from a Costly Mistake

Being unable to put fuel into an almost-empty car is a peculiarly annoying problem. There is diesel in the pump, space in the tank and apparently no reason the two should have trouble meeting. Yet the

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Ford Imagined a Reactor Behind Your Seats. The Car Never Ran

The Ford Nucleon looks as though someone moved the passengers forward to make room for a very important piece of luggage. Its cabin sits near the nose, leaving an enormous rear section between the fin

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Lexus Built a 2,000-HP Flagship You’ll Need a Marina to Park

Lexus has another flagship headed overseas, but this one won’t be sitting in your garage. The 68-foot LY 680 luxury yacht is leaving Japan and making its international debut in Florida next mont

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The Classic Jaguar Had a Fuel Cap on Each Side. You Had to Choose a Tank

Most cars ask the driver to remember which side the fuel door is on. An older Jaguar XJ6 offers a more entertaining problem: there is a filler cap on each side, and both of them lead somewhere. The

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These Wartime Cars Had Furnaces on the Back, and They Really Did Run on Wood

Picture an older car with a large metal cylinder fastened behind its boot. Pipes lead forward, and there may be another conspicuous piece of plumbing where its owner once kept the luggage. The install

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A Ford Engineer Got Soaked and Invented the Tiny Arrow Beside Your Fuel Gauge

Pulling into a gas station should not require advance planning. Yet anyone driving an unfamiliar car knows the little moment of uncertainty that arrives before choosing a pump. Which side is the fu

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