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Early Deals on Watches for Amazon’s October Prime Day (opens the original)
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Amazon may not be the first retailer that comes to mind when you're thinking of picking up a new timekeeper. But if you look hard enough, there are some awesome pieces to be found among the gadgets and gear. Amazon’s Fall Prime Day is coming October 6-7, but you can get a great early deal now. Fall Prime Day is a great place to start your holiday shopping—and avoid the madness that is Black Friday. So don’t wait until you’re competing with millions of other Prime members; get a jump-start on you
Is This Waterless Car Wash Spray Worth $70 a Bottle? (opens the original)
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When researching products for my test of waterless car wash products, one unfamiliar brand repeatedly came up alongside the stalwart detailing brands. Yet one factor stuck out. Maxl One is, by a considerable margin, one of the most expensive consumer-level waterless wash/detailing products on the market, costing far more than other premium brands in the space. So in that test, I figured it wouldn’t have been fair to compare it to products that cost a fraction of what it does. I was also curious
A $650 Range Rover, Two Years Parked, Means a Lot of Work Ahead (opens the original)
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There are easier ways to build a long-term test vehicle than starting with a $650 P38-gen Land Rover Range Rover, but there wouldn’t be nearly as much fun in it. I bought this one, with a failed air suspension system and a lot of potential, a few years ago. I swapped the air suspension for conventional coil springs, fitted a set of mud tires, refreshed the fluids, and put some miles on it. It was never particularly polished, but it was cheap, capable, and useful. Then it was hit by another Range
I Built a Serious Sim Racing Rig in My NYC Apartment (opens the original)
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A proper sim racing setup has traditionally required something many folks, for a variety of reasons, don't have in abundance: space. I reside in what I’d generously describe as an average-size Manhattan apartment. With that said, a dedicated cockpit, a large monitor, speakers, a wheel, pedals, and a shifter would quickly eat up a quarter to a third of my living room, which isn’t particularly appealing when that same room also needs to function as, well, a living room. I wanted to see how far I c
Want a Cleaner Car Without the Hose? These Waterless Washes Actually Deliver (opens the original)
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Our car experts choose every product we feature. We may earn money from the links on this page. Regular car washes are still the gold standard for keeping your paint looking its best. Waterless washes occupy a different niche altogether. They're designed for the days when your car has picked up a light layer of dust, fingerprints, pollen, or road film and you want to restore that freshly washed look without a bucket and a hose. To see how well they actually perform, I tested each product on my P
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