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8 Cars You Cannot Register in Ohio

A Nissan GTR is speeding on a highway

Ohio generally allows residents to register a wide range of passenger vehicles, trucks, SUVs, and classic automobiles, but registration is not automatic for every vehicle brought into the state. Federal import rules, Ohio title requirements,…

Which Nissan Rogue Trim Is Worth the Money?

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The Nissan Rogue remains a strong choice for drivers who want a practical compact SUV with comfortable seating, useful technology, good fuel economy, and a broad selection of trims. For 2026, Nissan offers several Rogue…

4 Cars Worth Buying Off Lease and 4 That Are Not

Jaguar F-Pace parked on a winding mountain road surrounded by green hills

Buying a vehicle coming off a lease can be one of the smarter ways to enter the used-car market, but the opportunity is not automatically good. Lease returns can offer relatively recent model years, documented…

10 Cars That Went From Worthless to Six Figures – Ranked

A classic Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing sits in a city alley with its iconic doors raised

Some collector cars were never truly worthless, but there was a time when enthusiasts could buy certain classics for surprisingly little money. Fuel crises, unpopular styling, expensive maintenance, changing tastes, and doubts about a car’s…

Lotus Revives the Esprit With a V6 Engine Alongside a Hybrid V8

A white Lotus sports car parked on a winding mountain road beside a rocky hillside

Lotus is bringing the Esprit name back into serious consideration as it reshapes its future around high-performance combustion engines and hybrid technology. The upcoming 2028 flagship, currently known internally as Type 135, was previously confirmed…

Waymo Begins Testing Autonomous Vehicles in Munich Ahead of European Expansion

Waymo autonomous vehicle parked on a city street with rooftop sensors

Waymo is preparing for a major expansion into Europe by bringing its autonomous-driving technology to Munich, Germany. The Alphabet-owned company will begin testing vehicles on the city’s public roads in the coming weeks, marking an…

China Launches Year-Long Auto Safety Campaign After Record Vehicle Recall

Leapmotor vehicles displayed at an indoor auto show, featuring multiple electric models

China has launched a year-long campaign aimed at strengthening vehicle quality and safety as the country’s rapidly expanding automotive industry faces increasing scrutiny over the reliability of new technologies. The initiative comes just days after…

MG Introduces a Three-Row Electric SUV With a Battery-Leasing Option

MG Hector SUV, olive green with black roof, studio shot

MG is taking a different approach to making electric SUVs more accessible in India with the launch of the new Hector Tomahawk EV. The three-row electric SUV combines family-friendly space, a 517-km claimed range, and…

Headlight Ratings Do Not Favor LED Over Halogen

A close-up view of automotive headlights, highlighting the differences between LED and halogen lighting technology

LED headlights are widely marketed as brighter, more efficient, and more advanced than traditional halogen systems. However, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety says the type of lighting technology does not determine how well a…

10 Vehicles With Software Updates That Made Them Worse

2024 Jeep Wrangler models

We’ve all been trained to trust the little “update available” notification, whether it’s on our phone or, increasingly, our car. A quick download, a restart, and everything should run smoother than before. But cars aren’t…

Which Subaru Outback Trim Is Worth the Money

The Subaru Outback has long been the go-to choice for buyers who want SUV capability without giving up wagon-like handling and efficiency. For 2026, Subaru redesigned the Outback into its seventh generation, and the lineup…

12 Habits That Stretch a Car Past 200,000

Odometer reading 250,000 miles

Ever wonder why some cars roll past 200,000 miles like it’s nothing, while others limp to the junkyard at 90,000? The secret isn’t luck or a magic engine. It’s a handful of small, consistent habits…

10 US States Where Sleeping in Your Car Is Illegal

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Sleeping in a parked car is not automatically illegal across the United States. There is no federal law creating a nationwide ban, but state rules, rest-area regulations, parking laws, and local ordinances can change the…

10 Expensive Cars Still Sold With Poor Headlights

Cadillac Lyriq and the BMW iX

A hefty price tag should buy you peace of mind after dark, right? Not always. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety puts every headlight system through rigorous testing, checking how far the light reaches on…

8 Aftermarket Parts Illegal to Sell in America

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The aftermarket can transform a car’s sound, appearance, handling, and performance, but not every modification is legal to sell for use on public roads. Federal law is especially strict when a part bypasses, disables, or…

10 Cars You Cannot Import Into America

Honda S660 sports car parked outside an industrial facility, showcasing its compact convertible design

Buying a car overseas can be tempting when the model is faster, rarer, or simply unavailable in American showrooms. The catch is that bringing a foreign-market vehicle into the United States is not just a…

Nearly Half of Fatal Crashes Happen After Dark

Two heavily damaged vehicles sit at a nighttime crash scene, with debris scattered around a traffic cone

Nighttime represents a much smaller share of Americans’ travel than daytime, yet darkness is involved in a disproportionately large share of fatal crashes. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, about half of all…

Mazda CX-5 Takes Safety Honors Ahead of the Toyota RAV4

Mazda CX-5 and Toyota RAV4 parked side by side against a scenic mountainous landscape

The redesigned 2026 Mazda CX-5 has earned the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s highest safety award, Top Safety Pick+, after making major improvements to its crash-avoidance technology. The result is particularly notable because the 2025…

The Cadillac CT5 Took Poor Ratings in Two Crash Tests

Cadillac CT5 sedan parked outdoors, showcasing its sleek design and refined styling

The 2026 Cadillac CT5 has struggled in the latest Insurance Institute for Highway Safety testing, receiving poor ratings in both the updated moderate overlap front test and the updated side test. The results are significant…

10 New Features Coming to Cars in 2027

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The 2027 model year is shaping up to bring meaningful changes to new cars, from smarter driver assistance and faster electric charging to larger displays, improved parking technology, and more connected vehicle systems. Some features…

10 Most Stolen Vehicles Over 10 Years Old According to NICB Data

A Honda Civic is stand at the end of a hilly cluff

Older vehicles can remain attractive targets for thieves long after their showroom years have passed. Data from the National Insurance Crime Bureau has repeatedly shown that popular older cars and trucks can face significant theft…

10 Expensive Cars that are Surprisingly Cheap to Fix

2021 Lexus IS in red parked alongside the 2021 Acura TLX

Think a luxury badge automatically means a terrifying repair bill every time something goes wrong? Think again. While plenty of premium cars do drain wallets with pricey parts and specialist labor, a handful of models…

Ten Most Powerful Four-Cylinders Ever Sold

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Four-cylinder engines have changed dramatically over the decades. Once associated mainly with affordable transportation, compact powerplants now deliver outputs that would have seemed extraordinary in larger engines. Turbocharging, direct injection, advanced cooling, variable valve timing,…