Allison Robertson articles

Even if you weren’t at fault, insurers might still consider you a higher risk. It feels unfair to pay more when someone else hit you. But auto insurance is more complicated than just who caused what.

Repossession is one of the toughest financial consequences out there — especially after just one mistake. It feels unfair, and in many ways, it is.

From Mustangs to Camaros, explore 20 classic American cars that are easy to restore with affordable parts and timeless style.

Toyota has long been known for its unmatched reliability—but the brand’s story isn’t just about durability. Over the decades, Toyota has built a lineup that blends endurance with genuine driving excitement, from track-ready sports cars to rugged off-road champions.

From farm chores to Friday night drives, these pickups built communities, carried memories, and embodied American grit.

While most vehicles lose value the moment they leave the lot, these pickups buck the trend, staying strong long after the miles add up.

Few vehicles earn the kind of mythical status the Toyota Hilux holds. Known for surviving war zones, wild adventures, and even TV stunts designed to destroy it, the Hilux isn’t just a pickup, it’s a global icon of durability.

While newer generations may not know them by name, these classic cars still hold a special place in automotive history and in the hearts of those who drove them.

These American muscle cars have proven they can outrun, out-handle, or outshine Europe’s finest, often for a fraction of the price.