Guides

Floyd “Money” Mayweather isn’t just a boxing legend—he’s also one of the most extravagant car collectors in the world. With a collection worth over $40 million, his garage is packed with some of the rarest and most powerful cars ever made.

For most cars, extinction is a slow, quiet process that ends in the scrap yard. Let's pay homage to the ones that are nearing their final days on the road.

Can your HOA ban motorcycles? Learn when homeowners' associations can restrict motorcycle riding, parking, storage, and noise, plus what riders can do to challenge unfair rules.

Discover why extended warranties often refuse to cover known defects—and what you can do about it. This in-depth automotive guide breaks down warranty loopholes, TSBs vs. recalls, consumer rights, and effective strategies to get your repair approved. Learn how to fight back, document your case, and understand your true coverage so you’re never caught off guard at the service counter again.

When it comes to cargo space, reliability, and overall safety, these are three of the best new cars for college students. 

Bought a used car privately and discovered it was linked to a crime? Learn how mistaken identity can happen, what evidence to collect, why you need a lawyer, and how to protect yourself.

Bought a car with a rebuilt title and cannot get full insurance coverage? Here is why insurers may deny collision or comprehensive coverage, what rebuilt titles mean, and how to improve your chances.

With so many sizes and brands to choose from, buying new tires for your car can be stressful. Here are some great tips to watch out for when seeking tires.

You took your electric vehicle in for diagnosis and got bad news. The battery pack has failed or degraded enough to require major repairs. Then you discover the warranty expired only weeks or months ago. That situation is frustrating, but it does not always mean you are out of options. Automakers sometimes help customers even after the official warranty has ended.

You walk out to your car, start the engine, and suddenly it sounds like a race car. Then comes the bad news. Your catalytic converter has been stolen, and the repair estimate is much higher than expected. Many drivers assume insurance will take care of the problem. Unfortunately, that is not always how things work out. Deductibles and coverage limits can leave you paying a significant portion of the bill.