Under Water . . . Again
The more expensive new cars become, the less financially rational it is to buy one. But not so much for the obvious reason.
The up-front expense of buying a new car is...
Some Car Buying Advice for the Young
Lots of advice online and everywhere else for teens and young people about buying a car. Here's mine, which might be worth something:
Only buy a car if you can afford to...
A Case of the Flats – and Why
Have you had the problem of a tire that won't hold air? It doesn't go flat outright, just slowly - as the air bleeds out over time. You may not even...
The Absent Economy Car
Certainly, we live in a very different world than the world of 1980, say. And part of the reason it is different is because things have changed.
Yes, indeed.
One of those changes...
What Most of Us Don’t Do Anymore
The other day, I started up my old muscle car. This involves something more than pushing the "start" button - which is how you start pretty much every new car (the...
Getting Ready . . .
Many people are deciding they'll keep the car they have rather than buy a new car equipped with so many "features" they don't want, including the kill switch "technology" mandated by...
Reader Question: Dead Town & Country?
Here's the latest reader question, along with my reply!
Matt asks: I thought you for sure would be the guy to ask a simple car question.
I'm not as car savvy as my...
A Lift That Works
If you like to work on cars you probably hate crawling around underneath one, trying to get at things you can't easily reach - or even see. This gets old after...
Reader Question: Extend the Nav’s Certification?
Here's the latest reader question, along with my reply!
Bryan asks: I enjoy your site and currently have a 2016 Navigator L with 108,000. I have it certified to 2027 and 140,000....
We’re Almost There Already Anyhow
You have probably heard the mantra of the World Economic Forum (it sounds as if we're all part of it, doesn't it?) about how in the near future, you will own...