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Saab Sports Cars
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Founded in 1937 to build aircraft, Saab turned its postwar attention to making reliable luxury and sports cars. Learn more about Saab sports cars.
What is positive force chassis control?
Positive force chassis control monitors road conditions and vehicle performance. Read how positive force chassis control can ensure better stability.
Do car commercials greenwash?
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Auto manufacturer greenwashing is a technique that involves using eco-friendly arguments to sell cars. Find out if some car commercials greenwash.
Have crash tests ever used live (or dead) human occupants?
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Do you think you could earn a living as a human crash dummy? Learn how a human crash dummy can provide researchers with valuable crash test data.
What is an eLSD?
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An eLSD is an electronic limited slip differential that can provide superior handling. Learn more about an eLSD and which cars feature the technology.
Why is it still necessary to crash test vehicles?
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Automakers and government agencies stage auto crash tests to gather vehicle data and driver response information. Read about auto crash tests here.
Will your next car wake you up when you fall asleep at the wheel?
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Being asleep at the wheel is no joke, but new car technology may keep you awake. Read how being asleep at the wheel may be solved by a car that wakes you up.
What will "luxury car" mean in 2030?
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The future luxury car will be highly digital -- as much computer as it is engine. Read about the future luxury car and how engineers envision the 2030 auto.
How Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) Works
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GVWR stands for gross vehicle weight rating. Visit HowStuffWorks to findout more about GVWR (gross vehicle weight rating).
How Gross Axle Weight Rating (GAWR) Works
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GAWR stands for gross axle weight rating. Visit HowStuffWorks to find out the definition of GAWR.