Women in Automotive History March 1, 2021 • Sarah Hopkins • Cars & Trucks Discover the history behind the world's first road trip, see the evolution of the windshield wiper and more with these women in automotive history.
U.S. Senator Jack Reed Sits Down with AAA Northeast February 24, 2021 • Andrew Sheldon • AAA Rhode Island's senior senator discusses the need for infrastructure improvement, electric vehicles and more.
Why Are Popular Car Colors So Boring? A Brief History of Car Paint February 24, 2021 • Andrew Sheldon • Cars & Trucks The most common car colors have gone from all the luminous colors of the rainbow to a mix of black, white and gray. Here's why.
Staying on Track With Health and Fitness Apps February 23, 2021 • Dallas Ernst • Health & Fitness Tech and fitness make the perfect pair, allowing you to track your goals while monitoring vitals and offering recommendations.
What Does it Mean to Be a Disney Imagineer? February 19, 2021 • Sarah Hopkins • Theme Park Vacations Many people have heard of Walt Disney Imagineering, but what exactly does a Disney Imagineer do to make your vacation magic?
The Future of the Smart Home February 16, 2021 • Sarah Hopkins • AAA Wishlist Looking to modernize your house? Here's how to make the home work better for your family with the use of smart home products.
The New Way to Buy a Car: What to Expect at the Dealership February 15, 2021 • Andrew Sheldon • Auto Loans Online buying? Limited test drives? The way we buy cars may be changed forever.
Wedding Ring Insurance, Plus 4 More Things to Insure February 12, 2021 • Rebecca Melnitsky • Homeowners Insurance Wedding rings are an investment that need to be protected. Here are some items you should be sure to insure.
The Best Sweaters on Amazon & More Comfy Clothes February 12, 2021 • KJ Callihan • AAA Wishlist When it's cold outside, there's nothing better than snuggling up with a good sweater.
Test Drive: Turning It up to ‘11’ February 11, 2021 • Alan Rider • Cars & Trucks In “This Is Spinal Tap,” a character brags that their amplifiers go to “11” instead of just 10. That same philosophy applies to cars when automakers take performance to the
