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Did You Know? The Toyota Corolla holds the record for the most produced car in history, with over 44 million units sold since its introduction in 1966.

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Myth: Nitrogen is beneficial only for racing cars and not regular passenger vehicles.

Fact: Nitrogen is indeed used to fill heavy-duty tires of racing cars. This is because it is more advantageous to have nitrogen than air in such car tires. However, this does not imply that normal passenger cars will not benefit from the same advantage. Pure nitrogen does not tend to leak out like air. This provides stable tire pressure for longer durations. Your visits to fill up car tires will be less when you have nitrogen in them.

Myth: Automatic cars are less fuel-efficient compared to manual transmission vehicles.

Fact: Today's automatic cars have debunked the belief that they are less fuel-efficient than manual counterparts. Thanks to advancements in technology, modern automatic cars feature more forward gears than manual transmission vehicles. This contributes to a balanced fuel economy in both versions. The additional gears enable more power creation at lower engine speeds, leading to fuel savings and maintaining a balance between the two.

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Did You Know? The Benz Patent-Motorwagen, built in 1885 by Karl Benz, is widely considered the world's first automobile. It was a three-wheeled vehicle powered by a single-cylinder engine.

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Myth: Engine oil needs to be changed every 5,000 kilometers.

Fact: Another case of “just because you can, doesn’t mean you should”, even though it won’t hurt your car if you change its oil every few months, it isn't going to make any difference either. Back when older engine oils were prone to sludge and build-up, it was a good idea to change the oil every few thousand kilometers to prevent damaging the engine. Newer oils with improved viscosities, additives, coupled with newer engines over the years, have made the intervals much longer in reality. A good ballpark figure would be 15,000 to 20,000 kilometers for every oil change, but you should consult your car’s owner’s manual to be absolutely sure. At the minimum, if your car doesn't travel long distances often or sits in the garage for most of the year, have its oil changed once every year to prevent the buildup of broken-down oil and sludge.

Did You Know? White has been the most popular car color globally for several years, followed closely by black and gray.

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Myth: You waste more gas turning on a car than idling.

Fact: Back in the day when most cars had carburetors to mix fuel and air for the engine to use, then this notion could count for something. However, with today’s technology and through fuel injection, ignition occurs without having to expend any more fuel than what is needed to keep the car idling. Want to really save on gas? If your car sits for more than 30 seconds, turn it off.

Did You Know? The Ford Model T, also known as the "Tin Lizzie," revolutionized the automobile industry with its assembly line production and was the most produced car of its time, with over 15 million units made between 1908 and 1927.

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Myth: You need to replace all the wheels at the same time.

Fact: It’s common to wear out car tires on bumpy and uneven roads. This scenario may require you to replace a tire or two, but it doesn’t mean you must get a complete set each time. Instead, you can replace the affected tire and leave the others, saving you a lot of money. Just take note of some considerations.

Did You Know? The upcoming Tesla Roadster will offer a SpaceX package, including cold air thrusters powered by compressed air, enabling the car to hover above the ground momentarily.

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Myth: You need to diligently change your engine oil every 3,000 miles.

Fact: Although oil companies and quick-lube shops like to promote this idea, it’s usually not necessary. Most vehicles driven under normal conditions can go 7,500 miles or more between oil changes. What you should do instead, go by the recommended oil-change schedule in your owner’s manual.

Did You Know? A 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO sold for $48.4 million at an auction in 2018, making it the most expensive car ever sold.

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Myth: A bullet to the gas tank will cause the car to explode.

Fact: Normal bullets won’t cause a gasoline tank to ignite or explode. But there’s an exception, especial type of bullet called a tracer round can potentially cause a fire — if it ignites with air friction after being shot from a far enough distance. Even then, the chances of an explosion are pretty slim unless the tank is already heavily damaged by multiple tracer rounds. So, in reality, it’s pretty unlikely that a single bullet will turn a car into a fiery wreck like in the movies.

Did You Know? The Chevrolet Suburban holds the record for the longest continuous production, having been produced since 1934.

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Myth: Paint protection causes more harm than good to your car.

Fact: Some vehicle owners looking to protect their paint job might opt to get a layer of paint protection applied to their vehicle exterior. The myth revolves around the idea that the glue used to apply this layer will damage the paint job when taken off. But it’s really about the degree of workmanship here. Any job done on your vehicle comes with the risk of it getting damaged if the workers are incompetent. So no, this myth should not be taken as the gospel truth.

Did You Know? The 1973 Oldsmobile Toronado was the first car to offer a passenger airbag as an option.

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Myth: Dirty cars are more fuel-efficient.

Fact: The rationale is that dirt and grime will cause the dimple effect like those you see on golf balls, making it more aerodynamic. However, research has shown that your vehicle would actually become less fuel-efficient instead. This is caused by the added resistance from the grime sitting on top of your vehicle surface. The dirt may also add weight to your vehicle, thus worsening its fuel efficiency.

Did You Know? The Bentley Bentayga Mulliner features an optional Tourbillon by Breitling clock in the dashboard, which costs around $170,000 and is machined from solid gold.

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Fact: Airbags deploy incredibly fast, at speeds of up to 200 MPH, and typically inflate within 40 milliseconds after a collision. They are designed to activate during moderate to severe crashes, generally when the impact speed is 8 to 14 MPH or higher, depending on the specific vehicle and airbag system. This rapid deployment helps cushion and protect occupants, reducing the risk of serious injury by distributing the force of impact over a larger area of the body.

Did You Know? Peugeot is considered one of the oldest car brands still in existence, having started as a coffee mill manufacturer in 1810 before producing its first car in 1889.

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Myth: Cellphone use at the pump can trigger an explosion.

Fact: Back when cell phones, and then smartphones, were brand-new, some people had the idea that wireless signals could spark and ignite fuel vapors, resulting in an explosion at the pump. However, all scientific testing has shown this to be false and there have been absolutely no recorded incidents where this type of accident has occurred.

Did You Know? Most car rental companies enforce a strict no-smoking policy in their vehicles, with substantial fines for violators to maintain the cleanliness and comfort of the cars for all renters.

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Myth: If regular-grade fuel is good, premium fuel must be better.

Fact: Most vehicles are designed to run just fine on regular-grade (87 octane) gasoline, and filling up with a higher grade is a waste of money. “A higher octane number doesn’t mean that your vehicle will perform better,” said John Ibbotson, chief mechanic for Consumer Reports. “It simply means that it’s more resistant to engine knocking or pinging.” What you should do instead is use the octane grade that’s recommended in your vehicle’s owner’s manual.