Most drivers assume the local mechanic down the street will always beat dealership prices, and honestly, that assumption holds true more often than not. But here’s something plenty of car owners never realize: certain repairs…
Durango vs. Grand Cherokee vs. Explorer – Which Is Better?
The midsize SUV segment is filled with vehicles that combine family practicality, strong engines, comfortable cabins, and enough capability for weekend adventures. The Dodge Durango, Jeep Grand Cherokee, and Ford Explorer approach that formula from…
10 Used Sedans That Can Survive the College Years
College changes what a car needs to do. It has to handle commuting, weekend trips, grocery runs, long highway drives, and plenty of stop-and-go traffic without turning every semester into another repair bill. For students,…
8 Toyotas Built to Hit a Quarter-Million Miles
Some vehicles are designed to survive a long ownership cycle, while others seem to age the moment their odometers climb past 100,000 miles. Toyota has repeatedly occupied the first category. iSeeCars’ long-term analysis of nearly…
10 Best Resale-Value Trucks of 2026, Ranked
A pickup truck can be a surprisingly smart investment for American buyers, provided it holds its value well after the initial purchase. Depreciation can become one of the highest costs of vehicle ownership, but truck…
8 Engine Swaps That Are Illegal in Most States
An engine swap can turn an ordinary car into something genuinely special, but the biggest challenge may come after the fabrication work is finished. In the United States, emissions laws can make certain swaps illegal…
10 Vehicles You Cannot Register for Road Use in Florida
Florida is known for having relatively flexible vehicle laws, but that does not mean every motorized machine can become a street-legal vehicle. The state draws a firm distinction between vehicles designed for highways and machines…
Luxury SUVs Took 18 of the 20 Lowest Death Rate Slots
Luxury SUVs dominated the latest Insurance Institute for Highway Safety ranking of vehicles with the lowest driver death rates, accounting for 18 of the 20 lowest individual rates when the broader SUV category is considered.…
A Quarter of New Cars Have Marginal or Poor Headlights
Headlights have improved dramatically over the past decade, but a significant portion of new vehicles still fail to provide what the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety considers strong nighttime illumination. According to IIHS data for…
The Number of Cars on US Roads Over 15 Years Old Just Set a Record
America’s vehicle fleet is getting older, and the latest data from S&P Global Mobility show how deeply that trend has changed the U.S. automotive market. The average age of cars and light trucks on American…
Fuel Economy Fell for 16 Straight Years Before 2004
For more than a decade, America’s new-vehicle fuel economy moved in the wrong direction. After reaching a peak of 22.1 mpg in 1987 and 1988, combined fuel economy declined for years, eventually reaching the bottom…
Six Vehicles Recorded a Driver Death Rate of Zero
Six vehicles recorded a driver death rate of zero in the latest Insurance Institute for Highway Safety analysis, placing them at the bottom of the ranking for driver fatalities. The models were the Audi Q7…
10 Engines Detuned for America and Sold Full Power Elsewhere
Automakers do not always give American buyers the same engine tune offered overseas. Emissions certification, fuel requirements, noise regulations, cold-start testing, and exhaust hardware have all produced cases where the U.S. version made less power…
10 States With the Greatest Vehicle Theft Exposure
A stolen vehicle is not necessarily gone forever, but the chances of getting it back can vary significantly depending on the type of vehicle, how quickly the theft is reported, and where the theft occurs.…
10 Vehicles That Record Video Outside Your Car at All Times
Modern vehicles are becoming more than transportation. Cameras that once existed mainly for parking and driver assistance can now serve as a rolling security system, documenting what happens around the vehicle while it is being…
XPeng Shares Fall as Weaker Sales Forecast Highlights Intensifying EV Competition
XPeng shares fell on Monday after the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer issued a weaker-than-expected revenue forecast for the third quarter, highlighting the growing pressure facing EV makers in China’s increasingly crowded automotive market. The warning…
Land Rover Bringing Dakar-Winning Defender Technology to a Road-Going SUV
Land Rover is turning its success in one of the world’s toughest motorsport events into an unusually extreme production vehicle. The company has confirmed that a limited-run Defender Dakar will bring technology and hardware developed…
Stellantis Confirms Next-Generation Jeep Cherokee Will Be Built at Belvidere
Stellantis has confirmed that the next-generation Jeep Cherokee will be built at its Belvidere Assembly Plant in Illinois, giving the long-idled factory a major role in the automaker’s next phase of U.S. manufacturing. The decision…
LG Energy Solution Starts Production at New Michigan EV Battery Factory
LG Energy Solution has begun production at its new battery manufacturing facility in Lansing, Michigan, adding another major source of domestically produced battery cells to the U.S. automotive and energy-storage supply chain. The 226-acre facility…
European EV Sales Accelerate as July Registrations Jump on Higher Fuel Prices and Incentives
Europe’s electric vehicle market delivered a strong signal of renewed momentum in July, with battery-electric registrations rising sharply as higher fuel prices, government incentives, and a growing selection of more affordable models encouraged consumers to…
How Much an Auction House Makes on One Car, Explained
A car auction can look like a simple transaction, but an auction house may earn money from several parts of the sale. Its income can come from seller fees, buyer premiums, listing charges, transportation, inspection…
10 Most Stolen Cars In North Carolina – Ranked
Car theft in North Carolina remains a serious problem. The state ranked 8th nationally for total vehicle thefts in 2025. The National Insurance Crime Bureau recorded 20,395 stolen vehicles across North Carolina last year. That number…
10 Cars Still Sold With a Cassette Deck
Cassette decks once sat at the heart of the car stereo, giving drivers a simple way to enjoy albums, mixtapes, and radio recordings on the road. Today, however, finding a new car with a factory…
The True Cost Of Driving A Ferrari 12Cilindri For One Year
The Ferrari 12Cilindri is a rare kind of modern performance car, combining an 819 horsepower naturally aspirated V12 with grand touring comfort and dramatic Italian styling. Buying one requires a substantial budget, but the purchase…
The Real Story Behind Extended Warranties
Buying a car often comes with more decisions than the vehicle itself. Among the most debated choices is whether to purchase an extended car warranty. These plans are marketed as protection against expensive repairs, but…
10 Cars With the Weakest Body Frames As Per NCAP
When shoppers compare vehicle safety, crash ratings often reveal more than airbags and driver assistance features. Body structure plays a major role because a strong passenger compartment can preserve survival space during a severe collision.…
12 Must-Have Tools for Every Car
When you drive regularly, a small collection of useful car tools can make a big difference when something goes wrong. A flat tyre, weak battery, low tyre pressure, loose belt, or unexpected roadside emergency can…
Two Thirds of New Vehicles Are Legally Trucks
The American vehicle market has changed so dramatically that a surprising statistic now describes the majority of new vehicles sold in the country: two-thirds of them are legally classified as trucks for federal fuel-economy regulatory…
10 Car Repair Quotes Worth a Second Opinion
I’ve been under more hoods than I can count. Twenty-two years, three shops, one guy who still calls me “kid.” Here’s the truth nobody in this trade likes saying out loud. Some quotes are honest…
12 Gas-Saving Tricks That Never Work
Gas prices climb, drop, and climb again, and every time they spike, the internet fills up with clever hacks that promise to stretch every gallon further. Some sound scientific. Some come from a well-meaning uncle.…
