Author: Edward Duncan
HEV vs PHEV: Understanding Electric Vehicle Acronyms That Actually Matter
Car shopping used to be simple. You picked gas or diesel, manual or automatic, and called it a day. Now dealership lots are packed with vehicles sporting confusing letter combinations like HEV, PHEV, BEV, and FCEV. These aren’t just marketing gimmicks – they represent real differences in how cars work and what they cost to […]
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Infiniti Shows Off Wild New Concepts at Monterey Car Week
The Japanese luxury brand just dropped three head-turning concept vehicles at one of the car world’s biggest events. The QX65 Monograph and two souped-up QX80 variants prove Infiniti isn’t playing it safe anymore. QX65 Monograph previews a sleek coupe-SUV that could hit dealers by 2027 Track Spec and Terrain Spec QX80s show off performance and […]
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Used Cars Are Getting More Expensive: Find Out What’s Behind the Dearth of Sub-$20k Cars
As the prices of used cars continue to increase, drivers on a budget are having a harder time finding late-model vehicles for less than $20,000. We’ll explore why it’s happening and what you can do about it.
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Ford Mustang Trims That Stood the Test of Time
Few cars have earned the kind of loyalty the Ford Mustang has built over six decades. Known for its muscle, style, and attitude, the Mustang has seen dozens of trims since it first roared onto the scene in 1964. Each trim has left its mark, from stripped-down street racers to high-tech highway cruisers. While opinions […]
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Used Cars That Can Keep Going Long After 100,000 Miles
For many buyers, the idea of shopping for used cars with over 100,000 miles on the odometer was a serious no-no, but those days were mostly behind us. Thanks to advancements in engineering, better maintenance practices, and access to detailed service records, there are plenty of vehicles on the market today that can rack up […]
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Ford F-150 XLT vs. Ram 1500 Big Horn: Regular Trucks For Regular Folks
No need to browse the aftermarket for upgrades, these trucks are ready to go. But not everyone wants or needs an off-road pickup, and they’re expensive to boot. Nowadays, it seems like there’s a new off-road pickup everywhere you turn. Automakers apparently love rolling out off-road models with surprising capability right off the showroom floor.
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Why Tariffs on Auto Parts Could Mean Trouble for Your Local Auto Repair Shop
A recent pause in U.S. trade tariffs made headlines for temporarily lowering duties on goods from dozens of countries. But there’s a catch: the 25% tariffs on imported cars and auto parts are still in full effect for now. That’s a development many drivers and industry professionals can’t afford to ignore.
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5 Used Cars That Get Great Gas Mileage
Financial reasons are often why buyers look at the used market. To maximize your savings, you probably also want an efficient car. If you’re looking for used cars that get excellent gas mileage, there are plenty of options. Let’s look at five top choices that include popular sedans like the Honda Accord and the Toyota […]
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Are Lease Returns Headed for a Cliff in 2025?
The automotive market is going through another shift, and it’s probably unsurprising that it’s because of the pandemic. Since leases mature at about three years, we will feel the effects of the decreased number of leases during and right after the pandemic. So, what does this mean for lease returns in 2025?
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AWD vs 4WD: How Much Traction Do You Really Need?
You might think that AWD and 4WD are interchangeable terms, but they actually describe very different drivetrains. Most people consider one or the other when they expect to drive off-road or they simply want more traction for dealing with slippery roads.
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