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Auto History

The History of the Car Horn

May 27, 2021. Andrew Sheldon

“Ahooga,” Mark Twain, oscillating diaphragms and the unique backstory of car horns.

Cars & Trucks

Test Drive: Maximum MPG

May 26, 2021. Alan Rider

The average automobile returns about 25 miles per gallon. Here’s a pair of not-so-exotic vehicles pushing the boundaries of fuel efficiency.

Air Travel

Top 10 Craziest TSA Stories and Finds

May 05, 2021. Ellis Einhorn

Snakes on a plane? Yup. Chainsaws, too. The TSA’s humorous Instagram account proves there’s no limit to what passengers will try to sneak onto a flight.

Cars & Trucks

How to Make Car Trips Safer During the Pandemic

April 19, 2021. Andrew Sheldon

The pandemic has added another layer to road trip safety. Get tips for staying safe and healthy while traveling during this time.

Cars & Trucks

Tips for Choosing Your Kid’s First Car

April 15, 2021. Nicole Wakelin

How to find the safest, sturdiest and most practical car for your new driver.

Electric Vehicles

What Are the Different Types of Electric Vehicles?

April 14, 2021. Andrew Sheldon

Before purchasing an eco-friendly car, there are several distinguishing features of the different types of electric vehicles you should know.

Cars & Trucks

Car Care You Can DIY and When to Pay a Professional

April 12, 2021. Nicole Wakelin

How to identify car care that you can manage on your own and when it’s best to leave it up to the experts.

Cars & Trucks

Keep Your Car Maintained During a Driving Hiatus

March 24, 2021. John Paul

Working from home? Staying inside? Even if your car sits in the driveway, problems can arise. Here’s how to prevent them.

Electric Vehicles

Toyota, Jaguar Make Major Electric Vehicle Announcements

February 22, 2021. Andrew Sheldon

Toyota introduces its first electric cars in the U.S. while Jaguar plans to be completely electric by 2025.

Cars & Trucks

Test Drive: Small but Stylish

February 05, 2021. Alan Rider

Say what you will about the music of Prince, there’s no denying the man – all 5 feet, 3 inches of him – had style. Apply that same logic to automobiles and you’ll find you don’t need to drive something big to turn heads.