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LEGO Volvo Concept Could Be The Future Of Construction

The Volvo LX03 concept looks like something pulled straight from a science fiction movie.

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2026 Nissan Leaf Video Review -- How Does New Leaf Stack Up?

Friend of the site Connie Peters drives the 2026 Nissan Leaf.

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The Bozi Breakdown Episode 3: Talking Aero with Joey Cohen

Joey Cohen joins the Bozi Breakdown in Episode 3 to dissect the recent Texas NASCAR race. They highlight the track's unique challenge with two distinct ends requiring compromises. They focus on the Next Gen car's "aero attitude" with underbody downforce via the rear diffuser. Joey explains the difficulty of planning for races with 35 other cars, as the car's aero sensitivity in traffic significantly differs from single-car testing.

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Ever Wonder How Tunnels Get Cleaned?

Nicknamed the "Octopus Truck," this innovative cleaning vehicle uses eight robotic arms, each equipped with brushes and high-pressure water jets, to scrub tunnel walls and ceilings with precision.

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How Ford Stole The 2026 Detroit Auto Show

Ford made big news at January's 2026 Detroit Auto Show. The Dearborn-based manufacturer debuted a pair of new high-performance models that appeal to enthusiasts at both extremes of the automotive spectrum. A hot new Mustang is slated to arrive later this year, while a souped-up Bronco SUV is also in the works.

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Actor, TV Star, And "Tough American" Spokesman for AMC: Sam Groom

It's another behind-the-scenes podcast!

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Tales From the Beat Episode 136: Journalist-Author David Bernknopf

After a career that spanned more than two decades at CNN and years as an independent producer, David Bernknopf found himself looking for work and found it running an investigative unit at a TV operation in Alaska.

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Winter EV Driving: Range and Elevation Lessons From A 20"+ Snow Storm

In this episode of the VWIDTalk Podcast, we analyze real-world data from a mountain ski trip in 20+ inches of snow.

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First Time On A Dyno -- Jon's 1971 MGB "Racecar"

In this episode of Spare Parts, we take Jon’s classic British sports car to Eclectic Motorworks for his first-ever dyno day—and the first time the MGB has ever been on a dyno.

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Neglected Integra GS-R K-Swap Build - Dyno Finale

Our K-Tuned supported K20 turbo Integra finally hits the dyno and chases that elusive 500whp mark.

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How Opel’s CD Concept Became The Bitter CD

In the late 1960s, Opel had a problem. Not a mechanical one, but a spiritual one.

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1960 & 1961 Ford Starliner & Sunliner - Where Ford Muscle Began

The Ford Starliner and Sunliner are not cars that are often spoken about when discussing Ford’s performance history but they should be.

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A Pocket-sized Aquatic “Scooter” For Underwater Adventures

Subnado from Waydoo is a compact and versatile water mobility device made for people who love spending time on and around the water.

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Connie Peters Drives The Improved 2026 BMW iX xDrive60

Friend of the site Connie Peters has driven the 2026 BMW iX xDrive60, and she has a video review for your perusal.

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Living In The VW ID. Buzz: Now Halfway Across America

Welcome back to another episode of VW ID Talk! We sit down with Zervan and Taylor, the adventurous duo behind the "Sun Buzz." They are on a mission to travel to the lower 48 states in their VW ID. Buzz, and they are already halfway there.

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The Bianco S: Brazil’s Beetle Bred Sports Car

If you’ve ever spent any time around South American car culture, you’ll know that it’s built on an intoxicating mix of necessity and lunacy.

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The Ford Fusion - The Best Value In The Used Car Market?

The 1st generation Ford Fusion. This was a mid size Sedan that was slotted between the Ford Focus and the Ford 500. Ford built this car to compete against the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord.

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I Found My People -- 1970 MG Midget "Kimbo"

At 62 years old, Jim finally set out to do something he’d always dreamed of—restore a classic car.

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Tales From The Beat Episode 135: Auto Journalist Gerry Conover

Gerry Conover has a unique view of both the auto and news industries after spending more than years at Ford Motor Co. and 45 years as a journalist.

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Tales From the Beat Episode 130: Competitive Paranoia

There’s of course, a lot of great journalism out there, but if you look at your newsfeed, there’s a lot of crap too.

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Cowgirl Style In The 2025 Chevrolet Suburban High Country

Friend of the site Connie Peters has a video review of the 2025 Chevrolet Suburban High Country for your perusal.

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An Early Close Look at the All New, 2027 Volvo EX60 BEV. Experts Share Details.

Coming this summer as a 2027 model, Volvo released yet another battery electric vehicle, the EX60.

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A Mini Electric Bike Built From Power-Tool DNA

The EGO Power+ MB1005-2 electric mini bike brings something familiar and practical to electric riding by using the same 56V batteries found in EGO’s popular power tools.

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Volkswagen ID.4 Battery Recalls Explained

Jan and Wes explain the VW ID.4 battery recent recalls announced in February 2026.

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Sounds Of Spring Start-up -- 1969 BMW 2002

After a long Michigan winter in storage, this BMW 2002 gets its first wake-up of the season.

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A BMW You May Actually Want to Own -- Two-Year Daily Driver Long Term Update: 2018 BMW 330XI Touring

Does a reliable BMW exist? Could this be the one!? Our 2018 BMW 330xi Touring Long-Term Update.

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Honda Prelude -- It’s Back, And I Drive It

The wait is over, the Honda Prelude is back and I had the chance to get behind the wheel and take it for a spin.

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The Mercury Bobcat - Why It's Not As Bad As It's Reputation

The Mercury Bobcat. It was Mercury's first subcompact car sold in North America and yes, it was a rebadged Pinto but it gave Mercury an inexpensive model that had good gas mileage numbers.

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Abarth 1600: The Forgotten Italian Sports Coupe

By the end of the 1960s, Abarth was no longer the scrappy, cigar-smoking tuning house that had once terrified Fiat, Alfa Romeo, and even Ferrari.

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Can We Turn a Toyota Prius Into A Hot Hatch?

We're modifying a 2024 Toyota Prius Prime in an attempt to improve the handling and appearance and turn it into a hot hatch.

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Electric Flying Taxi Is Almost Here

Joby Aviation is bringing its vision of fast, clean city travel to life through a new partnership with Virgin Atlantic, marking a significant step forward for electric urban aviation.

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How To Fix A Stuck Door Lock On A 2023-2025 Toyota Prius - Actuator Replacement

If the door lock on your 2023, 2024, or 2025 Toyota Prius or Prius Prime does not respond to being locked or unlocked by the remote then the door lock actuator is likely damaged.

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A Fully Electric Hydrofoil Water Taxi

The Bubble by SeaBubbles is a fully electric hydrofoil water taxi designed to reduce urban pollution and ease traffic congestion in busy cities.

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The Concept C Gears Audi up for a Big Brand Reset

Not too long ago, Audi unveiled its exciting new Concept C. A fresh-faced design study, this sleek two-door not only hints (or perhaps, shouts) at a possible future sports car but also previews a whole new design philosophy for the four-ring luxury brand.

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2026 Infiniti QX80 Sport Review -- Sport And Luxury

Friend of the site Connie Peters reviews the 2026 Infiniti QX80 Sport.

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Saving Old Car Films & Videos For Future Generations -- TLIA PODCAST Episode 6

It's another behind-the-scenes podcast!

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Automatic Wheelchair Loader

The Abiloader from Abiliquip is a practical vehicle-mounted wheelchair loader designed to make daily mobility easier and more independent.

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How To Retrofit GTX Signature Lights On Your Volkswagen ID.4

In this episode, Jan and Wes dive deep into one of the most visually striking modifications for the Volkswagen ID.4: the GTX Signature Lights.

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Building A Cheap $8,500 Tesla Model 3

We take our cheap & high mileage Tesla Model 3 from boring commuter appliance to rally-inspired snow demon thanks to a host of upgrades.

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2026 Acura MDX Type S Advance -- Is This The Best Three-Row Performance SUV?

The 2026 Acura MDX Type S Advance brings flagship performance to the luxury SUV segment, and Drive Culture viewers will appreciate how aggressively this model leans into its sport‑focused identity.

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*BONUS* Interviews From Our AMC Documentary | TLIA PODCAST Ep5

It's another behind-the-scenes podcast!

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The Wedge Shaped Porsche That Never Was

In the long and occasionally bewildering history of Porsche, there are cars that defined the brand—the 356, the 911, the 917.

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1969 - 70 Mercury Marauder: BIG Brute Muscle?

The 2nd generation Mercury Marauder. The Marauder name was 1st used on an engine in the late 50s and it was 1st used as a nameplate for a car in 1963 only to be retired in 1965.

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Modular Ride-On Kits That Grow With Your Child

DOCYKE is making engineering fun and hands-on with modular ride-on kits that let kids build and customize their own vehicles.

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Video Review: 2024 Mercedes-Benz AMG GT 63 Coupe

Friend of the site Connie Peters has a review of the 2024 Mercedes-Benz AMG GT 63 Coupe for y'all.

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VW Brings Back Buttons! ID. Polo (ID.2) Interior Reveal & ID.4 Retrofit Plans?

Start your engines (or motors)—physical buttons are finally back!

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Tales From the Beat Episode 122: Visiting With PR Maven Sam Locricchio

Our guest in this episode is veteran kickass communicator, sometimes singer, all-around media master, Sam Locricchio, director account services, Near Perfect Media.

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Tales From The Beat Episode 133: Investigative Reporter Chris Papst

Fox 45 Baltimore investigative reporter Chris Papst spent years looking into questionable practices at the Baltimore public school system, discovering shocking practices such as falsifying student grades to boost graduation rates tied to funding.

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2026 Toyota Prius Prime + EV Hover

Friend of the site Connie Peters has a review of the 2026 Toyota Prius for you.

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All-Terrain Amphibious Machine

The Tinger Track 2 is a rugged all-terrain amphibious vehicle built to conquer snow, mud, swamps, and open water.

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How To Preheat Your Volkswagen EV & The "Camping Mode" Hack

Dilip is back to show us how to master the climate control system in his VW ID.Buzz (works for ID.4 & ID.7 too!).

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Rebuilding A Dream -- 1973 BMW Bavaria

In this episode of Spanners, we meet Dan Cole and his rebuilt 1973 BMW Bavaria, a car born from the wreckage of his first Bavaria after a devastating crash.

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Full Build - Rebuilding A Mazda Miata With A K-Swap

Our friends at Speed Academy have another build for you to check out.

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*BONUS* Interviews From Our AMC Documentary | TLIA PODCAST Ep5

It's another behind-the-scenes podcast!

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How To Remove A Door Panel On A 2023 To 2025 Toyota Prius

Step by step instruction on removing a door panel on a 2023, 2024, and 2025 Toyota Prius and Prius Prime.

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Ford's 3rd Gen Econoline - A Frame Makes All The Difference

The 1975 Econoline and Club Wagon Van was a complete redesign for Ford Vans.

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The All-Electric Robot Keeping Beaches Clean

BeBot is an all-electric beach-cleaning robot engineered to keep coastlines free of debris while minimizing environmental impact.

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Let’s Go Off-Road: 2025 Ford Bronco Heritage

Friend of the site Connie Peters has a 2025 Ford Bronco Heritage video review for you.

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Jim Hall Explains Why BMW is Looking in the Rearview To Move Forward

BMW has been no stranger to controversy over the last 20 years.

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Acura ADX A-Spec AWD | Name a Better SUV for $40k

The 2025 Acura ADX A‑Spec AWD brings serious attitude to the premium subcompact SUV class.

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  • Peeryog Everytime I see one I am reminded of the current Santa Fe. And vice versa.
  • Original Guy I watched that Moscow parade thing. (With the Cyrillic captions because my Russian is a little rough.) I won't give the whole thing away, but it started off with a couple of dudes riding around in stupid useless convertibles, standing up like Hitler, who I'm pretty sure was an actual Nazi. They drove around in circles and kept stopping to ask if anyone had seen all the missing military equipment, and all the guys kept moaning back, that no, they hadn't, ask the next section of guys.They looked around for someone shorter and sicker-looking than Putin but they were unsuccessful so they let him speak.The North Korean military was there, I guess the invasion has begun. The North Korean guys were skinny but their rifles were nicely polished, I guess they have plenty of time on their hands between meals.Some of the Russian military guys carried little white flags, I assume they keep those handy in case they run across any U.S. Marines.
  • Marc J Rauch EBFlexing on ur mom - Ethanol is compatible with more types of rubber, plastic, and metal than gasoline and aromatics. This means that ethanol is less corrosive. The bottom line is that long before ethanol could have any damaging effect on any engine component, gasoline and aromatics would have already damaged the components. And the addition of ethanol doesn't exacerbate the problems caused by gasoline and aromatics; it actually helps mitigate them.
  • Original Guy Today I learned that a reverse brake bleeder (and a long borescope) can be helpful if you are autistic and don't have any friends and no one wants to work with you to bleed your brakes. Also it is quick, once you figure out the process.When Canada assembled my truck back in circa 1995, they apparently used a different clip to attach the brake pedal (and switch) to the brake booster than what is technically called for. It is tough to realize this when the spring steel clip flies off to who knows where. Of course I ordered the wrong clip trying to match the style that I saw buried up in the dash before it flew away. My truck now has the 'correct' clip, everyone can relax.I ordered some more brake fluid (DOT 3, nothing fancy) but it turns out I still have two fresh bottles (my shelves aren't empty, I just have too many shelves).Went to install my fancy new Optima YellowTop battery and it turns out I need a new side post terminal bolt. (Yet another order placed, bring on THE TARIFFS.) It would be a shame to strip out the threads on a nice new battery, no?Good news: The longer it takes me to get my truck started again, the more I save on fuel. 😁
  • Normie Weekends here would be a great time for everyone to join in praise of dog dish hubcaps on body-color matched steelies!