In the mid-20th century, ashtrays were ubiquitous in cars, with every door often featuring its own. This was a reflection of societal norms and the prevalence of smoking during that era. As automotive ...

As personal vehicles evolve into mobile technology platforms rather than merely serving as means of transportation, consumers now demand reliable, high-speed connectivity wherever they drive. To meet ...

Nearly 100,000 car buyers of 2025 model-year autos were asked what they thought of their gleaming new rides. The results are revealing, to say the least. Want to know who was the worst performer? That ...

A smartphone is more than just a communication device; it's a GPS navigator, music library, podcast player, and even a mobile office. As our reliance on these devices and their apps grows, so does the ...

Gearing up to buy a new car is an exciting prospect that, for two-thirds of Americans, comes along at least once every five years. Put another way, the average U.S. citizen owns 9.4 new cars during ...

Michael Frank has been writing and editing car and motorcycle coverage for the past two decades. His outlets have included Forbes, Coolhunting, The Wall Street Journal, Car & Driver, Road & Track, The ...

Some states allow drivers to rest in designated areas for as much as 24 hours. Some states have strict rules and regulations about loitering in public and private parking lots. Drivers could receive ...

The IRS has issued proposed regulations for the temporary car loan interest deduction enacted under the new tax law. Here’s a look at the answers to some of your questions about the new deduction.