Peter Kinney articles

It’s the kind of accident no one expects. One minute you’re relaxing at your campsite, the next a fallen tree has damaged your RV. When campground management says it’s not their problem, it can feel like a dead end, but whether they’re right depends on a few important details.

Trading in your car can feel like a guessing game but the truth is, trade-in value is negotiable, and the difference between a bad offer and a great one can be thousands of dollars. With the right prep and strategy, you can make sure you’re getting every dollar your car deserves.

You park your rental car for what you think will be a quick stop. When you come back, the window is smashed and your luggage is gone. It's already a stressful moment but then a few days or weeks later, the rental company sends you a bill for the broken window. Unfortunately, this is a pretty common situation with rental cars. The good news is that being charged does not automatically mean you'll end up paying out of pocket.

There are cars and then, there are ultra-legendary automobiles. The very definition of elegance. You will get to know about one such timeless luxury in this article. Keep reading to learn everything you need to know about The Continental Mark II.

When you got into your Uber, you expected a normal ride from point A to point B, not an accident. Then weeks or months later, you receive legal papers saying you are being sued for the crash. The good news is that simply being in the car does not automatically make you responsible for anything. But you do need to take the situation seriously and respond the right way.

SUVs dominate American roads for a reason. They offer space, versatility, and increasingly impressive safety technology. From advanced collision-avoidance systems to reinforced passenger cabins, today’s SUVs are built to keep families safe in real-world driving conditions, but only the models below have earned America’s highest safest ratings.

Your car has a leak in the roof after going through an automatic car wash. Is it your insurance, the car wash owner’s liability insurer, or no one at all?

You negotiated the trade-in value of your car and drove away with your new vehicle thinking the deal was complete. Then a message arrives from the dealership saying they discovered hidden problems and want to lower the trade-in value or ask you to pay the difference. Naturally, this feels like the dealership is trying to rewrite the deal after the fact. The good news is that it's not hard to tell whether they can legally do that.