A critical component of managing a safe fleet is ensuring that drivers are operating secure vehicles. This includes utilizing the best available safety technology whenever possible and conducting regular inspections and maintenance. Historically, technologies such…
Author: Nathan Henderson
Nathan Henderson brings speed to the page with his deep coverage of motorsports, high-performance vehicles, and the adrenaline-fueled world of racing. At Dax Street, Nathan tracks everything from F1 and NASCAR to grassroots events and street-legal beasts.
How Some U.S. States Are Quietly Increasing Traffic Ticket Fines
To raise funds for everything from court computer systems to street maintenance, it has become a frequent practice for governmental bodies to raise the cost of speeding tickets and other traffic violations. In addition to…
Are Carmakers Making Cars Too Complex for DIY Repairs? Complex Modern Car Designs
Technology isn’t universally beneficial for everyone or everything. One of the more negative consequences of technological advancements and increased connectivity is social media. With billions of people worldwide consuming content as if it were the…
Electric Cars vs. Petrol Cars, Which One Is Better in 2025?
Electric vehicles (EVs) are much better for the environment compared to petrol cars. EVs produce zero tailpipe emissions, which helps reduce air pollution and combat climate change. On the other hand, petrol cars release harmful…
Are Automakers Secretly Making Cars Less Durable to Boost Profits?
In recent years, car sales in the U.S. have dropped for many automakers, including Stellantis, Honda, and Nissan. Despite this decline, profits in the auto industry remain high. In early 2023, Americans spent record amounts…
Why More Americans Are Holding Onto Old Cars Instead of Buying New
Many Americans are choosing to keep their old cars instead of buying new ones, and the biggest reason is the high cost of new vehicles. Over the years, the prices of new cars have gone…
The Truth About Extended Warranties, Are They Worth It or a Scam?
Extended warranties are not necessarily scams, but they are often not the best deal for most people. These warranties can be expensive and may not cover the repairs you actually need. Many consumers end up…
How Automakers Are Phasing Out Cheap Repairs in Favor of Costly Replacements
In recent years, auto repairs have become more costly because automakers are shifting away from cheap repairs and focusing on expensive part replacements. Insurance companies, which cover most car repair costs, have been trying to…
The Push for Smaller Cars, Are Americans Ready to Downsize?
For years, American car buyers have preferred larger vehicles like SUVs and trucks. Automakers followed this trend by focusing on big, expensive models. However, high car prices, increasing interest rates, and rising ownership costs are…
Why Some New Car Warranties Are Becoming Worthless
Some new car warranties may seem useless because modern vehicles are more complex, leading to more repair issues. However, many warranties come with fine print that excludes a lot of parts and repairs. This can…
Are Car Companies Lying About Fuel Economy Ratings?
Car companies may not be outright lying about fuel economy ratings, but the way these ratings are determined can sometimes be misleading. Many drivers notice that the actual fuel efficiency of their car is lower…
The Hidden Truth About Certified Pre-Owned Cars and Their Pricing Tricks
Buying a used car is a smart way to save money, but some buyers worry about its past condition. A car may have hidden issues that are not easy to detect. To give buyers confidence,…
Why Car Dealerships Are Pushing Unnecessary Fees on Buyers
Car dealerships often add extra fees to the final price of a vehicle to increase their profits. These fees may be unnecessary or overpriced, taking advantage of buyers who may not be aware of which…
Could a Future Car Shortage Make Owning a Vehicle a Luxury? Rising Demand of SUVs
Luxury car sales are growing rapidly, while the mass market is struggling. While mainstream car sales are expected to remain flat through 2031, luxury segments are projected to grow by 8% to 14% annually. Luxury…
Why Are Car Companies Adding Useless Tech Instead of Lowering Prices?
In recent years, in-car technology has become almost as essential to car buyers as fuel efficiency. The introduction of Bluetooth technology was a major milestone, allowing drivers to connect their smartphones to the vehicle’s infotainment…
Do New Car Safety Features Actually Make Driving Safer?
Modern vehicles are increasingly equipped with advanced safety technologies. Features such as lane departure warnings, forward collision mitigation, and blind spot detection are becoming standard, and automakers have pledged to make automated emergency braking a…
The Death of Manual Cars, Will Stick Shifts Ever Make a Comeback?
When reviewing a car, you’re free to say whatever you like, since the cultural norm was set by Jeremy Clarkson. In fact, there’s an expectation that you’ll criticize it. I once removed an entire hubcap…
Could Government Regulations Kill Classic Car Collecting?
There is currently a movement aimed at eliminating American muscle cars and the V8 engines that power them. This effort is cloaked in the guise of progress, but I am here to show that this…
Will Manual Driving Be Outlawed in a Future of Self-Driving Cars?
Autonomous vehicles are projected to achieve or surpass human safety standards by 2024, setting the stage for rapid growth at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 30%, according to IDTechEx’s latest report, “Autonomous Cars,…
Mazda Reveals Rotary Engine Revival Plans for Future Hybrid Models
It’s official: the rotary engine is making a return. Earlier this month, at the Tokyo Auto Salon, Japan’s largest car customizing event, Mazda held a press conference where President Masahiro Moro announced that “on February…