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American automakers spent the 1980s fighting imports, fuel prices, and fading customer loyalty. From the Chevrolet Citation and Cadillac Cimarron to the Ford EXP, Pontiac Fiero, and AMC Alliance, these ambitious cars were supposed to help save Detroit, but things did not always go according to plan.

Your dealer says your approved auto loan fell through and wants you to accept a higher rate. Learn how conditional financing works, what rights buyers may have, and what to check before signing a new car loan.

These affordable 2000s sports cars once filled American roads, but clean examples are now disappearing faster than enthusiasts expected.

A driver-monitoring warning can feel strangely personal when you know you are staring straight ahead. In many modern cars, however, the system is interpreting camera data rather than actually understanding whether your mind is focused on driving. Sunglasses can make that job harder because some monitoring systems depend heavily on eye and gaze information. The problem is real enough that vehicle-safety organizations specifically test driver-monitoring systems with different kinds of eyewear.

You activated the automatic parking system, watched the steering wheel move on its own, and then heard the unmistakable scrape of a wheel against the curb. The dealer’s answer is simple: you were still the driver, so the damage is yours. That may be part of the story, but it doesn’t necessarily settle what happened or who should pay.