Nostalgia has a funny way of sanding down the rough edges. The car that stranded you twice and rattled at every stoplight somehow becomes “the most fun car I ever owned” 20 years later. Do you miss any of these?
Paying cash for a vehicle may seem like the easiest way to complete a purchase, but dealerships still have federal and state compliance obligations. In some situations, they must collect additional information or complete government forms. That extra paperwork does not automatically mean you've done anything wrong.
Roof racks are easy to forget once the luggage, bikes, or kayaks have been unloaded. Unfortunately, your vehicle keeps pushing those bars through the air every time you drive.
Buying a used car from a private seller can be a great way to save money. But sometimes everything comes to a halt when the seller admits they don't actually have the title because the vehicle still has a loan on it.
The 1990s produced pickups that were tough, recognizable, and refreshingly straightforward. Decades later, devoted owners are still repairing, restoring, and driving these trucks rather than trading them for something newer.
Take a nostalgic look back at the iconic 1980s off-road vehicles that once dominated trails and neighborhoods, from the Jeep Cherokee and Ford Bronco to the Suzuki Samurai and Toyota 4Runner.
Discover how Gran Turismo transformed Jann Mardenborough from a talented gamer into a professional racing driver, tracing his GT Academy victory, Le Mans success, real-life challenges, and remarkable motorsport career.
Discover why many new cars no longer include spare tires, when tire repair kits fail, whether they pose a safety risk, and what drivers should do before the next flat.
