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Did you know that warming up your car is actually BAD for it?

Or that with all the computers we have, car designers still use CLAY to style cars?

Or have you ever thought about how gasoline fuel NOZZLES work?

We're finally getting some truly winter weather here, so with this, the 14th issue of REV, we're looking at articles that will illuminate us on things we may not know. Some are trivial; others are truly helpful; and they're all interesting.

Especially, if you're lucky enough to get a "snow day."

And if the weather has you immobilized, hop on over to our web site, where you'll find an SUV or truck to get you through even the most inclement of days.

Stay warm. Stay cozy.

And if you have to drive, then please drive carefully and safely because we like you and want to see you very soon.

All the BEST!

4 Unusual Ways to Make Your Car Last Longer

You should change your oil and rotate your tires, but that's only half the battle.

I'm A Lawyer Who Needs A Sleek And Classy Ride For $25,000! What Car Should I Buy?

Tony is an attorney from Philadelphia who has been slogging around in his 2003 Accord with 140,000 miles so he can get his student loans in check. Now it's time for an upgrade. He needs a good "lawyer" car, but not something too expensive or over the top. What car should he buy?

Gas Station Fuel Nozzles Are Fascinating Contraptions

We may not realize this, but the fuel nozzles found in millions of filling stations around the world are actually beautiful mechanisms based on old-school mechanical principles. Here's how they work.

Here's the Real Reason You Should Never Warm Up Your Car

On cold winter mornings, some folks will fire up their cars and leave them running for 10, 20, maybe even 30 minutes, thinking they're reducing wear and tear by letting their cars warm up gently. But Jason from Engineering Explained is here to explain why that's a bad idea for your car.

Why car designers stick with clay

In an age when vehicle styling teams have supercomputers and virtual reality at their disposal, a venerable — and defiantly low-tech — design tool persists.

Baby, It's Cold (and Snowy and Icy) Outside!

No matter the weather -- and this time of year can bring just about ANY kind of weather! -- we have you covered her at Rayco Eurospec. Since we're in "blizzard mode," here are a few options to help you be like the mailman and get to your destination through snow and rain and everything in between.

See what's going to happen before it happens with our new On-Deck Cam!

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