Trivia and History

A Thing or Two About Twin-Engined Cars

Summary A twin-engine car is exactly what it sounds like 一 a vehicle with two engines.A twin-engine setup is also…

1 year ago

Where Does Gasoline Come From?

Summary Gasoline comes from crude oil, which is a non-renewable resource taken from fossil fuels. Before it reaches the pump,…

1 year ago

What Are Water-Filled Bumpers?

Summary Water-filled bumpers were a safety feature on cars back in the 60s. They help reduce damage caused by low-impact…

2 years ago

When Did Airbags Become Mandatory in Cars?

Summary Airbags became mandatory in the US on September 1st, 1998. Vehicle owner’s manuals were also mandated to explain the…

2 years ago

Horror Movie Cars: 5 Iconic Automobiles in Cinema

Not all horror films feature vehicles, but those that do have some of the most iconic cars to grace the…

2 years ago

Why Are Tires Black?

Summary Tires are black because of the material called carbon black. It increases the overall durability of the rubber by…

2 years ago

What Was the First Truck Ever Made?

Summary The first truck ever made is called the Daimler Motor-Lastwagen. It was invented in 1896 by Gottlieb Daimler.Trucks were…

2 years ago

In-Car Tech Evolution: What Year Did Cars Start Having Bluetooth?

Summary Cars started to have Bluetooth in the early 2000s. One of the first automakers to incorporate Bluetooth into its…

2 years ago

What’s a Hellcat? Plus Other Facts About Dodge’s Last Hemi

Summary Dodge SRT Hellcat models are upgraded versions of the automaker’s flagship muscle cars, the Challenger and Charger. The Hellcat…

2 years ago

Racing Stripes: History, Meaning, and Iconic Cars

Summary Racing stripes are the two vertical lines running up the racecar’s hood down to its rear. They were first…

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