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Best Engines You Can Buy Today
Gearhead's always want to look under your hood and find out exactly what you're working with. They want to know what kind of power the thing has, and trust me, they certainly won't be shy in letting you know if you've got one of the best engines you can buy today. The best engines offer a winning combination of performance and flare, and they come in a variety of cylinders.
By Joseph Farley8 years ago in Wheel
Most Useful Car Accessories For Under $100
Car accessories can be amazing — and they take a million different forms. Some are amazing car mods that allow you to drive in style. Others are quality navigation systems or cushy bucket seats. Unfortunately, most auto accessories will make you go broke fairly quickly.
By Riley Raul Reese8 years ago in Wheel
Best Accessories to Modernize Your Old Car
Modern cars are equipped with the latest technology and gadgets, from GPS navigators to back-up cameras, and more. Not many old cars get these advantages, but don’t be bummed out. Your car can look and even feel more modern with certain devices and accessories put in it. The majority of them don't take a lot of effort to install, either.
By C.C. Curtis8 years ago in Wheel
Best Diesel Trucks You Can Buy Right Now
With so many different car brands and vehicles out there nowadays, it can be next to impossible finding the best one. You could be asking what SUVs have the best gas mileage, or how much interior space a particular car has, but when it comes to diesel powered pickups, the best of the best really prove themselves by not only looks, mpg, or weight, but by reliability standards.
By George Herman8 years ago in Wheel
Essential Winter Car Accessories to Keep You Warm. Top Story - October 2017.
There's something super-comforting about riding in a toasty warm car in the middle of a blisteringly cold winter. It makes you feel snug as a bug in a rug, and to a point, also makes travel way more attractive during the winter months.
By James Lizowski8 years ago in Wheel
Top Pickup Trucks Available Right Now
More than any other vehicle on the market, a pickup truck delivers a statement — a statement of American muscle. However, pickup trucks don't come cheap, and if you make the wrong decision and buy one plagued with reliability issues, you're just asking to empty your wallet. So, it's best to do a little research — you'll come out ahead in the end.
By Joseph Farley8 years ago in Wheel
Terrible Car Brands That No Longer Exist. Top Story - October 2017.
The other day, I was at a parking lot near a friend's house. My friend doesn't live in a good area, and as you can imagine, some of his neighbors have pretty terrible cars. One of his neighbors has a car so terrible, we literally call it the Beater.
By Skunk Uzeki8 years ago in Wheel
What SUVs Have the Best Gas Mileage?
SUVs are one of the most popular kinds of cars for people of all lifestyles. They're great for working men who want to have an offroad-capable car that can haul a lot of tools. They're wonderful for moms who want to drive kids to school in style. They even work well among sporty young adults who want to be able to camp out in style.
By Riley Raul Reese8 years ago in Wheel
Used Pickup Trucks You Should Avoid at All Costs
Shopping for a pickup truck can be expensive, so you decide to save a few dollars and get a used one. In theory, this should work out fine, as long as you don't accidentally buy one of the used pickup trucks you should avoid at all costs.
By Joseph Farley8 years ago in Wheel
Why Sports Cars Are Often the Most Reliable Used Cars
Every genre of car has its own reputation. Muscle cars, for example, are known for not always being very reliable cars. Pickup trucks are known for being rugged enough to withstand offroading — and possibly a nuclear bomb.
By Riley Raul Reese8 years ago in Wheel
Least Reliable Cars You Should Never Buy. Top Story - October 2017.
I had a friend who was infamous for making horrible life decisions. He was the kind of guy who would light his homework on fire for a joke — only to realize that the disintegrated homework was due the next morning and he didn't have a copy otherwise.
By Cato Conroy8 years ago in Wheel
