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…
Why America’s Highway Expansion Projects Are Doomed to Fail
Highway expansion projects in the United States have long been seen as a solution to traffic congestion and infrastructure needs. However, despite substantial investments, these projects often fail to deliver the expected benefits. Factors such…
The Ethics of Promoting High Speed Cars in a Country With Speed Limits
The promotion of high-speed cars in a country with established speed limits raises important ethical questions. While high-speed vehicles boast advanced engineering, exhilarating performance, and cutting-edge technology, their promotion can be seen as contradictory to…
As the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) continues to surge in the United States, the issue of EV battery recycling has become a critical topic of discussion. While EVs offer numerous environmental benefits, the batteries…
Are U.S. Automakers Focusing Too Much on Profits Over Innovation
In the highly competitive automotive industry, U.S. automakers face constant pressure to balance profitability with the need for innovation. While financial performance is crucial for any business, some critics argue that American car manufacturers prioritize…
The Impact of Self Driving Cars on Public Parking Revenue in the U.S.
The advent of self-driving cars is expected to revolutionize various aspects of urban life, including transportation, traffic management, and public parking. As autonomous vehicles (AVs) become more prevalent, they are likely to have a significant…
How Rural Americans Are Left Behind in the EV Transition
The transition to electric vehicles (EVs) is gaining momentum in the United States, driven by environmental concerns and advancements in technology. However, this shift is not occurring evenly across the country. Rural Americans face unique…
At the start of the decade, the future of supercars appeared uncertain. The automotive world was on the verge of a major transition, with most manufacturers pledging to electrify their lineups, and some even promising…
The demand for sports cars, supercars, and high-tech electric vehicles (EVs) is constantly growing, but the increasing prices of these luxury models often place them beyond the reach of many consumers. Fortunately, car manufacturers are…
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 CarsAre 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?
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…
Hybrid vehicles, which combine an electric motor with an internal combustion engine, have long been integral to the evolution toward more sustainable automotive technology. These vehicles offer a significant reduction in carbon emissions while enhancing…
Concept cars have been a staple for automakers looking to introduce innovative designs, technologies, and ideas. These vehicles are developed to assess consumer interest and show what could be achievable in the automotive sector. While…
The automotive industry is constantly evolving, and SUVs continue to dominate the market. Whether it’s the latest in electric powertrains, advanced technology, or fresh new designs, there’s always something new to look forward to. Several…
The electric vehicle (EV) market has experienced remarkable growth in recent years, fueled by the need for sustainable transportation, technological advancements, and shifting consumer preferences. As governments worldwide implement stricter emission regulations, automakers are rapidly…
AI Ethics and Self Driving Cars Shape Government and Business Decision Making
As artificial intelligence (AI) systems advance, we face increasingly complex ethical dilemmas, particularly in areas like self-driving cars (AVs). These vehicles could soon make life-and-death decisions, sparking debates about the ethics of delegating such choices…
Government Considers Vehicle Miles Traveled Tax to Track and Replace Declining Gas Tax Revenue
As the future of American transportation evolves, new methods are being considered to fund infrastructure projects. Traditionally, the Highway Trust Fund has been supported through a gas tax. However, with the rising popularity of electric…
Cities Push to Reduce Car Dependence Through Traffic Policies and Alternative Transportation
The concept of a “war on cars” has been debated for years, with many libertarian voices warning of a future where the government imposes harsh regulations that make driving prohibitively expensive or difficult. Historically, this…
Kentucky Moves Forward with Autonomous Vehicle Law Amid Safety and Economic Concerns
Kentucky state Rep. Josh Bray was inspired to push for autonomous vehicle legislation after witnessing numerous distracted drivers on the road, including a truck driver reading a newspaper while driving. His proposed bill aimed to…
