Milwaukee's lineup of sockets for automotive use includes ¼”, ¾,” ½,” 1”, and 3/8” drive sizes, and is made from durable forged steel.
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2021 Nissan Titan Underperforms in IIHS Crash Tests
The 2021 Nissan Titan received worse scores at IIHS latest crash tests but earned top ratings for its crash-avoiding technology.
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Ford will embed all of its and Lincoln's cars with Android Automotive OS from 2023, bringing Google's services into infotainment systems.
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Dodge will soon replace the 6.2-liter V8 Hellcat engine with electric power due to regulations, as confirmed by CEO Tim Kunisis.
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For late 2021, Tesla has unveiled a redesigned Model S with increased range and top-of-the-line performance standards.
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Kobe Bryant's 1963 Chevy Impala is going on a charity auction and proceeds would go to Mamba and Mambacita Sports Foundation.
Read More »Volkswagen Golf is Dead in the US, Although GTI and R Models Remain
Confirming all the rumors floating around, Volkswagen pulled the plug on the sale of the Golf in the US, ending a 40-year run.
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According to CarsDirect, the all-electric Mustang Mach-E has a higher residual value than the regular gas-powered Mustang.
Read More »Hennessey CTS-V Packs 1,000 HP and Hits 60mph in 2.7 Seconds
Hennessey has taken the Cadillac CTS-V to the next level with an extensive performance update that brings so much to the table.
Read More »Lucid Might Go Public Through a $15 Billion SPAC Deal
California-based automaker Lucid is in preparations to go public with a deal worth $15 billion with Churchill Capital SPAC deal.
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