Car Shaking During Acceleration? Here's What You Need To Check
It can be alarming when your car is shaking during acceleration, and it's something that shouldn't be ignored. Here are the possible reasons this is happening.
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Why Some Automakers Are Avoiding Touchscreen Controls For Basic Car Functions
If you've driven a newer car, then you likely discovered many key features on a touch screen instead of physical buttons, but that may change soon.
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What It Means When Your Car Battery Starts Smoking
It's not uncommon for drivers to see smoke rising from under the hood of their vehicle and sometimes the battery is the main culprit, which is problematic.
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What Do Flashing Red And Green Lights Mean On A Tesla Charger?
Did you notice an odd light flashing or shining when trying to charge your Tesla? It may be an indicator of a problem preventing your car from charging.
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Do You Really Need To Replace All 4 Brake Pads At The Same Time?
You may have heard the advice that you should replace all four of your car's brake pads at the same time, but is that really necessary, or overdoing it?
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Why Volkswagen Does Not Offer A Pickup Truck In The US
There are a lot of vehicles on the road and many of those are trucks. Just about every major automaker has a truck on the road in America, but not Volkswagen.
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9 Of The Best Motorcycle Covers You Can Buy
Whenever you're making an investment like a motorcycle, the challenge shifts towards protecting the investment with accessories like these motorcycle covers.
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Are Used Rims Safe If You Want To Upgrade Your Ride?
Buying a set of aftermarket rims can become an expensive vehicle upgrade, so is going used a safe option? Here's everything you need to know.
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Why Car Exhaust Pipes Drip Water (And Is It Normal?)
The occasional dripping of water from an exhaust pipe might seem commonplace among cars, but if it's not just water, the engine is likely in trouble.
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Why Do Some Honda Cars Have HDMI Ports?
If you've ever been inside a Honda and think you notice an HDMI port, you're not mistaken. Some sport the connection, but not for the reason you may think.
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What Does 'Alfa' In Alfa Romeo's Name Stand For?
It's easy to look at the name Alfa Romeo and take it for granted, but pause for a moment and you'll likely ask: what does "Alfa" even mean? Here's the answer.
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5 Affordable Alternatives To The Subaru Outback
The Subaru Outback is a popular choice for outdoor enthusiasts who want efficient fuel economy and AWD. However, here are affordable alternatives to consider.
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What Is Android Automotive Quick Share? (And Which Cars Will Get It?)
Android Automotive is expected to release its new Quick Share on a variety of vehicles any day now, but what exactly does the Quick Share function do?
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What Happens If You Don't Charge A Plug-In Hybrid?
EVs need to be charged, while basic hybrids don't. But what about a plug-in hybrid? Surely that charging port is there for a reason — right?
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Every Major Tire Inflator Brand, Ranked Worst To Best
These are the best major tire inflator, comparing inflation speed, accuracy, durability, and features to help you choose the perfect model.
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The 4 Best Brake Pad Brands (According To Drivers)
Ensuring your vehicle's brake pads are in good shape is vital for your safety. However, if you need a new set, here are the best brake pad brands to consider.
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The 5 Best Classic Cars Under $10,000
The classic car market has pricing all over the place. Some models can go for six figures, but there are options under $10,000. Here are five to look at.
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What Is A Cummins EIN And How Do You Find It On Your Engine?
Cummins has been making some of the best diesel engines for years now, and all of them have an engine identification number. Where can you find it?
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3 Harley-Davidson Motorcycles That Are Extremely Easy To Customize
One of the biggest selling points for Harley-Davidson motorcycles is customizability. If you want to make a bike truly your own, these models make it easy.
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7 Signs And Causes Of Low Brake Fluid (And What Happens When You Run Out)
Brake fluid, as with any liquid fueling your vehicle, can and will inevitably run dry or get dirty, and the reasons can vary.
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Who Owns Atturo Tires And Where Are They Made?
Important as though they may be, tires can get expensive. Atturo is one of many budget-focused tires on the market. Who owns them? Where are they made?
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12 Of The Most Unusual Japanese Vehicles Ever Made
From quirky microcars to surreal sports models, these are Japan's most unusual automotive designs.
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Why Do People Put Plastic Bags Or Tape Over Rear Windshield Wipers?
Rear windshield wipers are a very useful item, but we often see them with plastic bags, or sometimes tape stuck over them. Why do drivers do that?
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Why Do Semi-Trucks Cover Their Grilles In Winter?
Truck drivers will sometimes put covers on the front of their trucks during the winter. These covers serve a very specific purpose. Here's what we know.
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10 Ugly Cars That Last Forever
They might break mirrors, but they won't break down. From old beaters to boxy beasts, these ugly cars are the most durable rides on the road.
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Do Car Batteries Die Faster In Florida?
Florida is known for its extreme heat and humidity, especially in the hot months, and batteries aren't known for doing too well in extreme temperatures.
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Why Gas-Powered Cars In The US Don't Have Particulate Filters (But Diesels Do)
If you've ever wondered why US diesel vehicles have particulate filters but regular gas cars do not, there's an odd reasoning behind the fact.
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