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Chevrolet Nova
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The Chevrolet Nova was one of the most successful compact cars of all time. Learn about every Chevy Nova model, plus pictures, prices, and more.
1960 Studebaker Lark
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The 1960 Studebaker Lark was a huge success for Studebaker, bucking the onslaught of new compacts. On a lark, check out what this Stude is all about.
Why Is Lobster So Expensive, and Will it Stay That Way?
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Lobster has long been associated with fine dining. But could newly imposed tariffs change that? HowStuffWorks looks at lobster's tanking price.
What are locovores?
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Locavores limit their food supply to what is grown and produced in a restricted radius. Learn about locavores and the locavore lifestyle.
5 New Gas Engine Technologies
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There have been some major improvements in gas engine technology over the years. Check out 5 new gas engine technologies at HowStuffWorks.
How to Make Money Without a Job
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Do you know how to make money without a job. Learn how to make money without a job at HowStuffWorks.
What are the dangers of hydrogen-powered vehicles?
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What are some of the chemical dangers that might be associated with hydrogen-powered vehicles? Read about the hydrogen-powered vehicle dangers.
How the Porsche Panamera Hybrid Works
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The Porsche Panamera is a 4-door sports sedan with hybrid option. Read about the development and specs of the Porsche Panamera hybrid.
12 Freest Countries in the World, According to the HFI
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Everyone probably likes to imagine that they live in one of the freest countries in the world, but is "freedom" something that can even be quantified? Is there a definitive way to say that my country is more free than your country?
What if we ran out of fossil fuels?
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We wouldn't stop requiring power. So how would a turn to alternative energy sources work out for transportation, international trade and our daily diets?