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That New Number-Plate Bracket Could Be Upsetting Your Parking Sensors

Parking sensors can give false alerts when accessories obstruct their detection area. Number-plate brackets, bicycle racks, large tow hitches and bumper covers are among the examples manufacturers ide

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GM Wanted This Cadillac Concept Destroyed — Nearly 70 Years Later, It Sold for $494,500

Imagine being told to destroy a car, only to discover decades later that keeping it could make automotive history. That’s essentially what happened to a remarkable 1956 Cadillac concept that Gen

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Someone Pays $102,000 Over MSRP For A 1,250-HP Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X

There are two ways to own a 1,250-hp Corvette ZR1X: order one from Chevrolet and pay the sticker price, or find someone who really doesn’t want to wait. The buyer of this 2027 example chose the

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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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2026 Ford Everest Wolftrak Gets New Styling And Heavy-Duty Towing Gear

Ford has given the Everest a new Wolftrak trim, and it’s hard to miss. The Ranger-based SUV gets bright green accents, black wheels, and extra towing equipment, while the new version takes the p

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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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You Can Soon Race a Caterham for $14.75 a Month Instead of Spending $60,000

Want to go racing in a Caterham without buying a race car, trailer, and a very expensive helmet? Soon, you can do it from your sim rig. Caterham is teaming up with iRacing to bring two of its most pop

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Your Front Brakes Do Most of the Work, So Why Did the Rear Pads Wear Out First?

The usual explanation sounds perfectly logical. When a car slows down, its weight moves toward the front. The front tires carry more load, so the front brakes provide more of the stopping force. That

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Your Headlights Perform a Little Bow at Startup. They May Be Checking Their Own Aim

Start certain cars in front of a garage wall and the headlights put on a brief performance. The beams drop, rise and settle. Some sweep sideways too, giving the impression that the car has opened i

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Jeep Wrangler Smoky Mountain Edition Adds 33-Inch Tires And Blacked-Out Style

Jeep knows its Wrangler buyers love a good theme, and the new Smoky Mountain edition leans into that idea hard. Revealed at the Smoky Mountain Invasion in Tennessee, the special-edition Willys mixes d

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