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Popular Mechanics is written to satisfy the passion to know how and why things work. It's about how today's technologies affect the things people are most interested in (their homes, consumer electronics, cars, science, computers, sports and current events). Popular Mechanics explains the way the world works today and into the 21st century.
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Jay Leno joined the Popular Mechanics staff as a contributing editor in March, 1999. His outstanding articles fuse his knowledge and passion for vintage automobiles with his unique humor.
Automotive editors at Popular Mechanics give readers a glimpse of the latest vehicles coming out of Detroit, Asia and Europe. No other men's monthly delivers such comprehensive sneak peeks to car and truck enthusiasts! Auto Clinic is a regular feature that Popular Mechanics readers rely on for all their automotive repair and maintenance questions. Saturday Mechanic allows readers to skip the trip to their local mechanics by learning exactly how to diagnose and repair any number of automotive problems. Saturday Mechanic is also a great source for tips to keep cars performing at their best.
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