Miscellaneous

No matter the model, nothing says class better than a car with a sparkling, black finish. It may have been brought straight from the dealership or a trusty ride that’s been around for a decade and would still leave a lasting impression either way.

In this special edition episode of AmericanTrucks’ (AT) Truck News, Justin Dugan takes a quick break from SEMA 2019, riding out into the Nevada desert for a behind the scenes look at the new Ford Bronco Race Prototype.

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A car can improve the quality of your life. Aside from taking you from one location to another, owning a car can also compensate for the lack of public transportation in a specific area and respond to any medical emergencies. While a car is already useful as is, are you aware that certain upgrades can even boost its functionality?

The potential to make big power with Ford’s F-150 EcoBoost is like any turbo-equipped vehicle. Improving exhaust flow, making it breathe easier and more efficiently, will yield increased horsepower and torque throughout the power curve.

Compared to any other workers of a particular occupation, commercial truck drivers are more vulnerable to nonfatal injuries. Severe strains and sprains are most common of them.

In this episode of AmericanMuscle’s (AM) Hot Lap YouTube Series, host Justin Dugan visits Shelby’s Heritage Center in Las Vegas, Nevada to review and drag race the all-new 2020 GT500. After months of speculation and salivating over specifications, Justin jumps behind the wheel of Ford’s new halo pony car on the street, road course and drag strip to provide his expert take on the next generation of Ford Performance.

Martin Truex, Jr. won Sunday’s First Data 500 at Martinsville Speedway and now won three of the seven 2019 Playoff races and secured a...

Car and motor races, in general, are some of the most ancient forms of sports competition on the planet. They were invented at around the same time when the first cars saw the light of day in car manufacturing factories and they immediately attracted a large crowd.

In this episode of AmericanTrucks’ (AT) ‘What’s Up With That?’ YouTube Series, Justin Dugan performs a continuous effectiveness test on oil separators using his 2017 F-150 Raptor. An oil separator, sometimes referred to as a ‘catch can’, is installed in-line with a vehicle’s positive crankcase ventilation (PCV) system to trap blow-by. Since forced-induction engines are prone to blow-by, where increased cylinder pressures force oil past the piston rings into the engine’s crankcase, an oil separator is beneficial in capturing oily vapors to prevent coking on intake valves. Catch cans can be extremely useful in maintaining and safeguarding direct injected engines which lack supplemental port injection, such as the 2011-2014 3.5L EcoBoost as well as 2015-2017 2.7L (Nano) EcoBoost.