Latin America’s Automotive Innovators and Trailblazers September 19, 2021 • AAA Staff • Auto History From the turn of the 20th century to today, Latin Americans have pioneered in the automotive world – many of them unsung heroes.
The Stories Behind Popular Car Model Names September 13, 2021 • Andrew Sheldon • Auto History Automakers have found inspiration for their car model names everywhere, from Mother Nature to military vehicles.
Innovadores de la Industria Automotriz de Latinoamérica September 1, 2021 • AAA Staff • En Español Si bien muchos de ellos no son muy reconocidos, sus historias de pasión, orgullo y perseverancia son trayectorias que vale la pena celebrar.
What Was the Bestselling Car the Year You Started Driving? August 31, 2021 • Andrew Sheldon • Auto History There have only been seven different car models to top the annual sales charts the last 40 years. Did yours make the list?
48 States in 48 Days May 25, 2021 • Nate Williams • Road Trips A member's retirement journey through pandemic America.
The Most Iconic Cars in History May 5, 2021 • Andrew Sheldon • Auto History Many cars have roamed the roadways. Only a few have made a lasting impression. These iconic cars revolutionized the auto industry.
What Are the Different Types of Electric Vehicles? April 14, 2021 • Andrew Sheldon • Electric Vehicles Before purchasing an eco-friendly car, there are several distinguishing features of the different types of electric vehicles you should know.
The Most Fuel-Efficient Cars Worth Considering March 31, 2021 • Maddy Osman • Cars & Trucks You can spend your extra gas money elsewhere when you purchase one of these fuel-efficient car options.
Toyota, Jaguar Make Major Electric Vehicle Announcements February 22, 2021 • Andrew Sheldon • Electric Vehicles Toyota introduces its first electric cars in the U.S. while Jaguar plans to be completely electric by 2025.
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
