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If your parking garage says you cannot store a spare tire next to your parked car, it can sound fussy or arbitrary. In many cases, though, the rule is tied to a very real concern about fire load, smoke, and how quickly a garage fire can become dangerous. The short answer is that a loose tire is usually not the most likely thing to ignite, but once rubber burns, it adds heat, toxic smoke, and firefighting complications.

Discover 25 anniversary-edition cars collectors still hunt for, from rare Ferraris and Lamborghinis to special Corvettes, Mustangs, and racing-inspired Porsches.

Dive into an in-depth review of the 2023 Toyota Camry. Discover how this model upholds Toyota's legacy of reliability, offers state-of-the-art features, and why it remains a top choice for modern-day drivers.

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You probably remember the family car, the road trips, and Dad refusing to stop for directions. But what about the name above the gas pumps? These brands served American drivers during the 1960s. But do any of them ring a bell? Do you remember at least 5 of them?

Some cars have a reputation problem. You've probably heard warnings about certain models being magnets for thieves, but the surprising truth is that several of these supposedly risky vehicles offer compelling reasons to buy them anyway.