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HighMileageCars

DId you give up on your car before it hit 100,000 miles? You could be hitting a million, if you do it right.

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.
February 16, 2026 Marlon Wright
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I got a ticket for blocking a downtown intersection during heavy traffic. I wasn’t able to move, so how in the world could I be at fault?

If you get ticketed for blocking an intersection, your options for disputing it are limited.
February 17, 2026 Jane O'Shea

The True Origin Of The Term ‘Muscle Car’—And Who Really Invented It

Discover the true origin of the term “muscle car” and uncover who really invented it. From the 1964 Pontiac GTO to the rise of drag racing magazines like Super Stock, this deep dive explores how the iconic phrase was born, how it spread through car culture, and why it still defines American high-performance legends today.
February 17, 2026 Jack Hawkins
Henry Ford Facts

When A Detroit Designer Built A Car Entirely Out Of Soybeans

Discover the fascinating story of Henry Ford’s 1941 Soybean Car—the groundbreaking prototype built with plant-based plastics. Learn how this innovative experiment blended agriculture and automotive design decades ahead of modern sustainable car technology.
February 17, 2026 Jack Hawkins
HighRevV8

When Ford execs micromanaged a car, workers called it a "Boss." Designer Larry Shinoda turned the name into Ford muscle's most iconic identity.

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.
February 17, 2026 Marlon Wright
VehicleOwnershipTips

Auto Experts Are Begging Retirees To Stop Buying These Popular SUVs

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.
February 17, 2026 Marlon Wright
Woman standing near a Panhard Dyna Z

Classic cars that changed automotive history, but no one remembers them anymore.

Some cars show up early and confuse everyone. They solve problems drivers have not noticed yet, then disappear quietly. This collection looks at machines that challenged habits, budgets, and expectations long before demand caught up. Swipe right and see how yesterday’s odd ideas shaped today’s normal cars.
February 13, 2026 Miles Brucker
Man in repair shop by blue truck

My mechanic charged me for OEM parts, but I just found out aftermarket parts were installed. What can I do about this?

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.
February 17, 2026 Peter Kinney

These Cars Are The Reason We Have Safety Regulations Today

Discover the infamous cars that exposed dangerous design flaws and helped shape modern automotive safety laws. From fuel tank disasters to rollover nightmares, these vehicles changed history and led to the strict safety regulations we rely on today.
February 13, 2026 Jack Hawkins
1991 Oldsmobile Cutlass Calais Quad 442

Oldsmobile Deserves More Respect, And These Forgotten Cars Are The Reasons Why

Oldsmobile doesn't always get the performance credit it deserves. Yet between muscle car legends, strange engineering experiments, and sneaky front wheel drive hot rods, the brand quietly built some seriously cool machines.
February 16, 2026 Peter Kinney
Power made accessible.

Dodge wanted the average consumer to enjoy American muscle, and the terrifying Dodge Demon was born.

Some cars whisper ambition. This one shouted access. Dodge built something outrageous that skipped velvet ropes and instruction manuals, handing high straight-line speed to ordinary buyers. The story ahead explains how engineering, rules, and reaction collided. Stick around. The details make the madness make sense.
February 16, 2026 Marlon Wright
Man in dealership parking lot

I’m looking to buy a new car. Is it true that cars with CVT transmissions always fail before 100,000 miles?

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.
February 13, 2026 Jesse Singer