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Sep 25, 2017
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There has been a lot of recent discussion and predictions around the topic of self-driving cars (autonomous vehicles). This infographic points out hopeful ways this may reduce accidents and fatalities in a big way. With 94% of car accidents due to human error, does this mean we might remove up to 94% of car accidents? . . .

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Aug 15, 2017
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18 point check list guide to avoid a vehicle meltdown, and staying safe should one occur. Jumping in the car for a road trip to grandmas or a day-trip to the beach is as American as apple pie. However, the law of supply and demand dictates that more cars mean more traffic + more heat = more “meltdowns”. . . .

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Jun 09, 2017
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If you’re a Star Trek Fan, you’ve probably memorized, mapped, and methodically categorized 50 years of star systems.  Find your favorite vessels for your next trip to Boldly Go Where No Man Has Gone Before, in this infographic guide of some of the most impressive Star Trek Starships from the past 50 years. See the full . . .

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May 16, 2017
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The Final Fantasy Franchise video games have some of the most amazing airships and vehicles within the gaming universe.  Now more than three decades old, still having some of the most awe-inspiring designs, considered by many as timeless masterpieces of the imagination. This collection of 50 Airships, that are 30 + years old, still takes you to another universe far into . . .

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May 12, 2017
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Did you know that Pontiac and Mercury no longer exist? You may see them on the road every day, so it’s no surprise if you didn’t. This infographic of 14 brands that went under include some brands you may never have heard of, while others had periods of great success. Full Infographic None of us can . . .

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May 11, 2017
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Would you believe the smallest street legal car manufactured stood almost half as tall as you stand today? Most people might be uncomfortable driving in a vehicle that weighed only as much as the average adult. This infographic of car superlatives includes the biggest, fastest, lightest and shortest cars ever made. Full Infographic About TitleMax TitleMax® . . .

Read More from Automobile’s, “Guinness Book of Biggest, Fastest & Smallest Vehicles”
May 09, 2017
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This infographic includes 100 Star WarsTM vehicles, but if you’re a Star Wars buff, you know there are hundreds more. There are whole books dedicated to exploring the collection. This infographic of 100 Star WarsTM vehicles includes some of the most famous! SEE THE FULL INFOGRAPHIC While flying through space might seems appealing in fantasy, . . .

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May 01, 2017
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All Car Manufacturers will by required by law to produce fleets with an average fuel economy of 54.5 Miles per Gallon. This infographic rates 38 manufacturers and how they rank. How does your vehicle compare…? Full Infographic About TitleMax TitleMax® is proud to be one of America’s leading car title loan and car title pawn companies. . . .

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Feb 02, 2017
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When the President of the United States has to get around, it’s usually in style, surrounded by millions of dollars’ worth of security detail and very expensive equipment, such as Air Force One. Here is a historical look throughout history of our presidents’ vehicles by Land, Sea and Air. SEE THE FULL INFOGRAPHIC While getting . . .

Read More from The Presidents – By Land, Sea & Air Force One
Jan 12, 2017
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Looking at gas prices through history can resemble a roller coaster. It’s hard to believe gas prices were ever less than a quarter a gallon. The most famous and impacting shock to the oil economy was the energy crisis of the 1970’s when things really changed, and the roller coaster in gas prices began. See the . . .

Read More from US Gas Prices Through History
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