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If driving at night now feels like staring straight into a pair of portable suns, you’re not imagining it—and you’re definitely not alone. What was supposed to make roads safer has quietly become one of the most complained-about features in modern cars.

The McLaren F1's legend as a production supercar was already established when it was entered as a race car at Le Mans in one of the greatest triumphs in racing.

Relive the glory days of the 1990s with this nostalgic deep dive into the coolest cars you could drive in high school. From Mustangs and Supras to RX-7s and Civics, this article ranks 25 iconic ’90s cars that made you instantly cool, celebrating the machines that defined a generation of gearheads and car culture.

Gen X drivers have long been skeptical of electric vehicles—but that’s changing fast. Discover 25 electric cars that are winning over EV skeptics with real performance, style, and everyday usability. From electric muscle cars and trucks to luxury sedans and SUVs, these EVs prove the future can still be fun, fast, and driver-focused.

An older car can feel perfectly reliable yet quietly outdated in everyday use. Small technology additions now close that gap by adding convenience once limited to new models. The best part? Most of these add-ons are quite easy to install.

A low price and a trusted badge can make a high-mileage car feel like a rare opportunity. What the odometer doesn’t show is how close that vehicle may be to costly repairs and financial surprises that arrive after the excitement fades.

Research shows Americans are keeping their cars longer than ever as new-car prices, interest rates, insurance costs, and shrinking affordable options make buying new increasingly unaffordable.

Relive the millennial driving era with this fun, nostalgic deep dive into 25 cult-classic cars that defined a generation. From tuner legends and affordable sports cars to first rides and automotive icons, this article explores the vehicles that shaped millennial car culture, street racing dreams, and everyday driving memories.

Relive the wild west of automotive safety as we explore the cars Baby Boomers grew up driving—and the 25 modern safety standards they’d never pass today. From no seatbelts to steel dashboards, this nostalgic, tongue-in-cheek deep dive shows just how far car safety has come.

Muscle car legends aren’t always the loudest names in the room. Some of the rarest builds slipped quietly through Detroit’s doors in numbers so low that most people never even knew they existed.

Trans Am racing needed production cars that could corner, so big-block bruisers showed up but failed spectacularly. The Z/28 arrived as Chevrolet's answer—smaller engine, sharper reflexes, genuine speed through turns.

In the mid-1970s, Ford set out to build something different from its typical range: A car that blended everyday practicality with hints of upscale flair. The result was the Ford Granada, a mid-size sedan that tried to carve out a niche between basic economy models and luxury cars.