CarStuff

Sure, Lincoln cars are luxury American automobiles, but where did they come from? Join Scott and Ben as they dive into the history - and future - of the Lincoln Motor Company in the second part of this series.

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Sure, Lincoln cars are luxury American automobiles, but where did they come from? Join Scott and Ben as they dive into the history of the Lincoln Motor Company in the first part of this series.

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Would you ride a self-balancing, single-wheeled scooter? Ryno Motors hopes so. Join Scott and Ben as they roll through the history of Ryno Motors, the science behind the Ryno and more.

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If you're a fan of cars, then odds are you can recognize a Karmann Ghia from a block away. But where did they come from? Join Scott and Ben as they explore the curious story of the Karmann Ghia.

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Road trains are massive truck and trailer combinations that can stretch to unbelievable lengths. But do you know where you're most likely to see a road train in action? And what makes a body-and-six so special? Join Scott and Ben as they investigate.

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When most drivers hear the term 'alternative fuel', we don't think of coal. However, coal-powered cars enjoyed a long stint of popularity, and were used from Europe to China. So how did they work? Why were they popular, and what happened to them?

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Many race car teams fill their tires with nitrogen, but is it right for your daily driver? Join Scott and Ben as they break down the facts - and fiction - surrounding nitrogen vs. 'regular air' in your car's tires.

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While the era of the Cold War may have divided the world ideologically, the march of industry continued, and the car business was no exception. But what sort of cars were made? Why do so many have a bad reputation today? Tune in to learn more with Scott and Ben.

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At first it might sound crazy: Why would someone strip the paint off a car? Are people really taking bare metal cars out on the road? How could you protect the body from rust? Luckily, Scott and Ben have the answers. Tune in to learn more.

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At first it might sound crazy: Why would someone strip the paint off a car? Are people really taking bare metal cars out on the road? How could you protect the body from rust? Luckily, Scott and Ben have the answers. Tune in to learn more.

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