Flipboard 2025 Car Tips

Low mileage sells confidence. It also sells cars—fast. But when visible wear doesn’t match what the odometer claims, that confidence collapses quickly, leaving behind a far more unsettling question about how much of the deal was actually real.

After accidentally hitting an off-leash dog that wasn’t injured but damaged his car, a driver faces an awkward financial dilemma. Who’s responsible for the repair bill—and what’s the right thing to do?

An in-depth look at why manual transmissions have declined in America, when it started, where they still thrive, and what the future holds.

If you leased a car and now don’t need it, the goal is pretty simple: get out with the least amount of money left on the table. The tricky part is that leases are designed to keep you locked in, and the “easy” exit options are often the expensive ones. The good news is you usually have more than one path out.

Lately, night driving just feels different. More drivers are noticing it, but few can quite put their finger on why. And it’s not just one small thing.

A clear, real-world breakdown of whether electric cars are cheaper to own or a long-term repair risk, explained in plain language for everyday drivers.

Modifications can look great, but they usually drag down the car's resale value.

Discover the hidden dangers lurking inside your car that could put your life at risk. From toxic cabin air and faulty airbags to distracting touchscreens and worn safety equipment, this eye-opening article reveals the everyday hazards most drivers ignore—and how to stay safer on every drive.

A lot of people hold negative opinions on CVT transmissions, but depending on your driving needs a CVT transmission could be fine.

Driving certain cars every day can actually damage them. Discover 25 vehicles—from sports cars to off-road icons—that suffer when used as daily drivers, and why some cars are better left as weekend toys.