Autos
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Atlanta inspection failures get 2 NASCAR Cup car chiefs ejected
You watch NASCAR because you expect tight racing, daring strategy, and a level playing field. When two car chiefs are kicked out of the garage…
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Home solar setup lets EV owner slash charging costs and grid use
Pairing rooftop solar with an electric vehicle turns your driveway into its own fueling station and lets you sidestep a big slice of utility costs.…
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Toddler rescued after carjacked SUV crashes and burns in Jacksonville
A routine errand with a one-year-old in the back seat turned into a nightmare in Jacksonville when a carjacker sped off in an SUV, crashed…
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Kyle Busch completes Atlanta Truck three-peat with late-race pass
You watched a familiar script play out at EchoPark Speedway, but the ending still felt electric. Kyle Busch waited until the closing laps of the…
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Global safety push may restore real buttons on U.S. car dashboards
You spent the last decade watching your dashboard turn into a tablet, with climate, seat heaters, even wipers buried in glossy menus. Now global safety…
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Ferrari revival could give Hamilton fresh shot at F1 glory
You are watching a rare alignment in Formula 1. A resurgent Ferrari, a sweeping reset of the regulations and the most decorated driver in history…
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Sheldon Creed breaks through for 1st O’Reilly win at Atlanta
You watched Sheldon Creed chase an O’Reilly Auto Parts breakthrough for years, and at Atlanta he finally delivered. After a string of near-misses, he turned…
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Softening collector car prices open door for new enthusiasts
Collector car values are finally coming off the boil, and that shift gives you a rare chance to get into the hobby without bidding against…
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The service advisor said my brakes were “metal on metal,” but another shop told me they were fine
It’s a familiar scene: you bring your car in for something routine, and suddenly you’re being told you’re one stoplight away from disaster. “Your brakes…
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My mechanic said rodents chewed my wiring and handed me a $3,800 estimate
It started the way a lot of car problems start: with a dashboard that suddenly looked like a Christmas tree and a vehicle that seemed…
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