Vehicle theft remains a concern for drivers across Nevada, particularly owners of popular cars and full-size pickups. Data from the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) provides insight into which vehicle model years appeared most frequently…
Author: Park-Shin Jung
Park-Shin Jung explores the cutting-edge technologies driving the future of the automotive industry. At Dax Street, he covers everything from autonomous driving and AI integration to next-gen powertrains and sustainable materials. His articles dive into how these advancements are shaping the cars of tomorrow, offering readers a front-row seat to the future of mobility.
How Many Parts a Car Had in 1980 vs Today
A car is one of the most complex things most people ever own. It is built from thousands of small pieces that must work together. Many people ask how many parts a car has. The…
A 1995 Family Sedan vs a 2026 One on Running Cost
A family sedan from 1995 and one from 2026 look like cars from different planets. Yet both do the same job of carrying a family safely. The real difference shows up over years of ownership,…
8 Cars Thieves Almost Never Steal
Car theft is a concern for drivers everywhere, but some vehicles attract far less attention from thieves than others. Strong factory security, electronic immobilizers, tracking technology, and limited demand in illegal parts markets can make…
7 Cars With Poor Rear-Seat Protection in IIHS’s New Test
When shopping for a vehicle, many buyers focus on crash ratings, airbags, and driver-assistance features. But what about the people sitting in the back? Rear-seat passengers need strong protection, too, especially children, teenagers, and adults…
6 Cars That Scored “Good” in Every IIHS Crash Test
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) evaluates vehicles through several crash tests designed to measure occupant protection in different collision scenarios. Its “Good” rating is the highest of four crashworthiness grades, ahead of Acceptable,…
7 Cars That Lost Top Safety Pick When IIHS Raised the Bar
A car earning an Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) Top Safety Pick award is not guaranteed to keep that recognition when testing standards become tougher. The IIHS regularly updates its evaluations to reflect changing…
6 Family Cars Today With More Horsepower Than 1990s Sports Cars
The 1990s gave enthusiasts memorable sports cars with sharp handling, distinctive engines, and impressive performance for their time. Yet modern family vehicles can now deliver power figures that once belonged to dedicated two-seat coupes and…
7 Old-vs-New Crash Tests That Show How Far Safety Came
Crash testing has transformed vehicle safety by revealing how bodies deform, how restraints protect occupants, and where serious injuries can occur. Older vehicles were built before many modern crash-test procedures and occupant-protection technologies became standard.…
GM Launches AI-Powered Fleet Management Platform for U.S. Businesses
General Motors is expanding its connected-vehicle business with OnStar Fleet Intelligence, a new platform designed to help commercial operators manage vehicles, analyze operating data, and identify ways to reduce costs. Announced on September 30, 2026,…
U.S. Used-Car Prices Fall as Fuel Costs Reshape Consumer Demand
Wholesale used-vehicle prices declined in September 2026 as depreciation accelerated across the U.S. market, creating challenges for dealerships, vehicle owners, and shoppers. Higher fuel costs are also influencing purchasing decisions, encouraging some buyers to consider…
5 Hybrid Cars Built to Last Longer Than Most Gas-Powered Vehicles
Hybrid vehicles combine gasoline engines with electric motors, but their appeal goes beyond fuel savings. Some models have built strong reputations for reaching high mileage, supported by established hybrid systems and years of real-world ownership…
10 Cars With Euro NCAP’s Highest Child Protection Scores
Euro NCAP’s child occupant protection score offers a closer look at how well a vehicle protects younger passengers in simulated crashes and accommodates child-restraint systems. The percentage is separate from the car’s star rating, which…
FTC Drops Asbury Automotive Dealership Pricing Case After Two-Year Dispute
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has dismissed its administrative complaint against Asbury Automotive Group, ending a closely watched dispute over dealership pricing, unwanted add-ons, and the information customers receive when buying vehicles. The decision, issued…
Your Car May Be Collecting Personal Data and Sharing It With Third Parties
Modern vehicles can collect far more information than drivers may realize, from location histories and driving habits to details associated with smartphones connected to their infotainment systems. A recent investigation by Northeastern University and Consumer…
Top 10 Most Sold SUVs in Georgia
Georgia is a major market for everyday passenger vehicles, family crossovers, and full-size SUVs. But identifying the state’s ten most-sold SUV models requires more specific evidence than national sales charts or broad vehicle registration totals.…
10 Nissans Still Running Past 200,000 Miles
Nissan has built vehicles for drivers who want dependable transportation without replacing their cars every few years. From compact sedans that handle daily commutes to SUVs designed for family travel, several models have developed reputations…
12 RV Repairs That Cost More Than the Rig
Buying an older RV can look like an incredible bargain. A used motorhome or travel trailer might sell for only a few thousand dollars, giving buyers an inexpensive way to travel, camp, or create a…
10 Cars and How Much More They Cost Than in 2019
The cost of buying a new car in the United States has changed significantly over the past decade. Vehicles that once offered affordable transportation now come with higher starting prices, updated technology, improved safety systems,…
7 Cars Easy for Aging Parents to Get Into
For aging parents, the easiest car to live with is not always the smallest, cheapest, or most luxurious. What matters more is how naturally they can get in and out, how easy it is to…
How To Remove Old Decals From Car Without Paint Damage, Explained
Decals may look great when first applied, but years of sun exposure, rain, and repeated car washes can leave them cracked, faded, and difficult to remove. Whether you are preparing to sell your vehicle, updating…
10 Ways to Stop a Car Door From Squeaking
A squeaking car door is one of those small annoyances that can quietly wear down your patience. Every time you climb in or out, that high-pitched protest announces your arrival to the entire parking lot,…
13 Vehicles Under Federal Engine-Failure Investigation, By Units Covered
Federal regulators are examining engine-failure complaints involving 13 vehicles from General Motors and Honda, covering millions of vehicles across two separate investigations. The cases involve engines that can lose power or suffer internal damage, raising…
18 Small SUVs Ranked by Cargo Room Behind the Seats, By Cubic Feet
Small SUVs have become popular for a simple reason. They offer a useful balance of passenger space, easy driving, and cargo flexibility without the bulk of a full-size SUV. However, cargo capacity can vary significantly…
6 Cars Whose Used Prices Soared During the Chip Shortage
The global chip shortage turned the U.S. used-car market upside down. As automakers struggled to build enough new vehicles, buyers increasingly turned to used inventory, pushing prices far beyond normal depreciation patterns. In some cases,…
12 Cars With Secret Storage Spaces Most Owners Overlook
Modern vehicles have become remarkably clever at using space that would otherwise go to waste. Beneath cargo floors, behind seat cushions, and inside adjustable load panels, manufacturers have created small compartments that can make daily…
Honda Partners With Applied Intuition to Develop Next-Generation Software-Defined Cars
Honda is strengthening its software strategy through a new partnership with Applied Intuition as the automaker works to develop the next generation of software-defined vehicles. The collaboration is intended to accelerate Honda’s development of vehicle…
Scania Unveils New Touring Coach With 500 HP and Improved Aerodynamics
Scania has introduced a new generation of its touring high-deck coach, featuring a redesigned exterior, improved aerodynamics, increased luggage capacity, and a more advanced driver environment for one of the company’s established long-distance passenger vehicles.…
5 EVs With Strong Battery Warranty Terms and 5 With Minimum Coverage
An EV battery is among the most expensive components in any electric vehicle, making its warranty one of the most important ownership protections to understand. Most manufacturers provide substantial high-voltage battery coverage, but the details…
7 Car Parts Made With 3D Printing
3D printing has moved well beyond concept cars and engineering prototypes. Automakers are now using additive manufacturing to produce selected components that can be installed on production vehicles, while development programs are testing whether printed…