Flipboard 2025 Car Tips

Roy Chapman Andrews went hunting dinosaur fossils and discovered something weirder. Mongolia's Prime Minister asked him to catch a legendary killing worm. The request sounded absurd, but everyone believed it existed. Researchers still debate today.

Performance once followed the rules written on racetracks. Ford answered by shaping machines that felt deliberate and focused, long before horsepower numbers became the headline.

Black cars are notoriously hard to keep clean, but there are still some tools and strategies you can use.

Your neighbor’s Camry just hit 300,000 miles, while that fancy luxury sedan gave up at 90,000. The difference isn’t luck. It comes down to smart engineering, thoughtful design, and how well a car’s cared for.

If you get ticketed for blocking an intersection, your options for disputing it are limited.

Is remote start really essential for winter driving? We break down the pros and cons, from engine wear and fuel economy to comfort and safety, to settle the debate once and for all. Find out who’s right—Dad or your brother—in this fun, fact-based guide to cold-weather car care.

After a minor accident, you zip-tied your bumper back into place—but could that DIY fix earn you a ticket? This in-depth, easy-to-understand guide breaks down whether driving with a zip-tied bumper is illegal, what “unsafe equipment” laws really mean, how inspections and insurance companies might view temporary repairs, and when police are likely to pull you over.

Retirement changes the math. Income shifts, priorities settle, and every major purchase carries more weight than it once did. That makes vehicle choice more than a lifestyle decision; it becomes a financial strategy. Some SUVs deliver comfort and presence but also come with higher costs, larger footprints, and added complexity. Before signing anything, take a closer look at what ownership really means. Your future self will thank you.

You dropped your car off at the shop, trusted your mechanic to do the work right, and agreed to pay for original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts. Then after the service, you discover the parts are aftermarket. That feels like a betrayal, plain and simple. The good news is this isn’t something you just have to live with. There are steps you can take to address it and protect yourself going forward.

If you’ve spent any time car shopping—or scrolling forums—you’ve probably heard it: CVT transmissions don’t last. Some people swear they’re basically disposable, doomed to fail well before 100,000 miles. It’s a scary claim, especially if your car already has one under the hood.

Bought a used car and the engine died after three months? Learn your legal options, warranty rights, lemon law protections, and whether you’re truly stuck with the repair bill in this practical, no-nonsense guide.

You signed the paperwork, drove off the lot, and felt pretty good about it. Then the first bill arrived. The payment feels higher than you remember, the balance barely moves, and suddenly the math feels wrong. Did you miss something—or is something off?