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The 1977 Toyota Celica: A Japanese Classic That Defined Affordable Performance
Explore the 1977 Toyota Celica GT liftback, a timeless JDM classic. Discover what made this affordable, reliable sports coupe a standout, its current market value, and key tips for buying one today. Is it the perfect classic car for you?
The Best Time to Buy a New Car, According to Market Data
Discover the best time to buy a car in 2025. Expert insights from Cox Automotive and market leaders reveal why late fall is the ultimate season to save.
The ZDX's Fatal Flaw: Why Going All-Electric Was a Strategic Blunder
With discounts reaching $30,000, the Acura ZDX was bleeding money. Discover why the decision to go all-electric, not weak demand, led to its shocking cancellation and what it means for the EV transition.
Solid-State Batteries Get the Hype, But What if the Biggest Breakthrough EVs Need Isn't the Battery?
Solid-state batteries get all the hype, but are EV motors the real bottleneck? Explore the efficiency, supply chain, and thermal challenges holding back the next stage of electric mobility.
The Quiet Revolution in the Salvage Yard: Why "Buy It Now" is Shaking Up the Wrecked Car Business
The traditional salvage auction is being disrupted. Explore how Direct Buy channels, driven by aging cars and EV complexity, are creating a faster, more global market for totaled vehicles and what it means for insurers, buyers, and platforms like Copart.
The Ultimate Mechanic Tool Set for Car Lovers Who Wrench at Home
From socket sets to OBD2 scanners, explore the ultimate mechanic tool set essentials to keep your car running smoothly and your garage stocked.
No More Emissions Reporting: A Turning Point for the Auto Industry
The EPA’s plan to end greenhouse gas reporting could reshape the auto industry, weakening emissions rules, slowing EV growth, and raising global risks.
More Cars Are Being Written Off — Here’s What’s Driving It
Total-loss frequency is climbing as EVs, ADAS, and falling used-car values push more vehicles to the scrapyard. Discover what this means for insurers, repair shops, and salvage auctions.
Right to Repair: Do You Really Own Your Car If You Can’t Hack Its Software?
The Right to Repair battle heats up: Should drivers be allowed to hack car software, or do ECU locks and DRM mean automakers really own your ride?
Flipper Zero, Car Thieves, and a Brewing Security Crisis: What’s Really Going On?
Flipper Zero is at the center of car theft fears—but is it the culprit or are weak keyless systems to blame? A deep dive into the hype, risks, and regulatory fight.
Are Cars Just Becoming Giant Smartphones on Wheels?
From OTA updates to app ecosystems, cars mirror smartphones. Explore the benefits, risks, and whether driving passion is being lost in the tech takeover.
Pandemic Stress, Police Cuts, and… To-Go Cocktails? IIHS Study Reveals Surprising Factors Behind Spike in Drunk Driving Deaths
Discover how the pandemic fueled a surge in drunk-driving deaths—driven not just by alcohol delivery, but by deeper issues like mental health and reduced policing.