What vehicle would you take to a tailgate? Whether it is a University of Nevada football game during the fall or a day trip into the woods, the right vehicle to deliver the food, ice chest, drinks, grill, tent, and chairs will always make you the star of the party. Normally, that would mean taking a…
We read and watch a lot of content from various automotive journalists across multiple platforms. We want to know what they think of certain vehicles we might be interested in. Our eyes are on their thoughts, impressions, and takes on every new vehicle hitting the market. Sometimes we agree and are influenced to put it…
For over four decades, Car and Driver has compiled its 10Best vehicles list annually as a measuring stick for what is considered the finest cars, trucks, and SUVs on the road. They form these prestigious lists through their collective expertise. Since 1983, one manufacturer has appeared on these lists more than any other. That would…
Remember the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval? It was the magazine’s way of guiding consumers to items that met its highest standard for any produce used daily around the home. It still exists today. Over the years, the Good Housekeeping Institute added more items to receive its “seal of approval.” That includes automobiles. In 2017,…
There was a time when our vehicles would hit 100,000 miles on the odometer and would start falling apart. Some owners would trade in their vehicles sooner in their lifecycle – sometimes every three years. This is not the case anymore. Automobiles are now built for durability with components that can last well beyond 100,000 miles with regular maintenance….
