When the apocalypse hits, what do you want to be driving?
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In this world of instant gratification we need to be reminded every once in a while that the wait can be just as nice, especially with the loads of new 2012 cars set to arrive within the next year.  While leaves dirty the streets brand competition heats up and internet forums drool as concept cars become reality.  Some anticipated nameplates are bound to impress, others not so much; but which ones are worth hanging onto your backfiring jalopy for a couple more months?  Good question, here are a few (more) answers.     Continue reading →

Cars with good gas mileage have become more than just a talking point in the 2011 vehicle year. Once the gas prices really started eating us out of house and home, what may have looked like a trend initially became a necessity for a lot of new car buyers. Continue reading →

Earlier this week, I posted the first list of cars for men over 30. But you 30-and-up chaps are a pretty diverse bunch. Therefore, we figured a round 2 was in order. Here’s another list of awesome cars for over-30 dudes.  Continue reading →

The 30 plus crowd isn’t easily defined; there’s a lot of life on either end & everybody’s eyes are focused (or glazed) in a different direction.  So when it comes to cars, versatility is a nice adjective to grab ahold of.  Things can change quickly and it’s always better to juggle job, fun, and family – or any combination of these things – in a good vehicle.  What lies ahead are a few categorical situations that you may or may not fall into. But even if you find yourself yet undefined, these vehicles will help you get where you’re going. Continue reading →

Being a single guy gets a bad rap.  It’s always, ‘dude, you’ve gotta find a girl,’ or ‘hey, it’s 6 in the afternoon, why are you still pantsless and eating a block of cheese?’  Aside from the social stigma, however, there are a few distinct advantages to being plus none. First, the world is your oyster.  You can go out whenever, and there are over 3 billion women waiting for you (may not be accurate).  And, being single provides opportunities (money) that aren’t going to exist when The One comes knocking and it’s off to family land.  Take cars.  It’s time to be selfish, take chances, and drive exactly the car you want, no matter how impractical or risky.  And it doesn’t hurt to look impressive either because it wouldn’t be fun without the option of taking of one the 3 billion home.  Continue reading →

These top five auto gadgets are a few of the reasons it’s good to be a driver right now.

I’m sure there are purists among us who say technology overload should stay out of our cars, you know, because it affects the purity of driving.  But come on, this stuff is great; it should avoided only from those who disapprove of greatness.

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Basil of Coverhound.com gives the heads up on which are the best cars for low insurance rates.  

There are many factors that insurance companies look at when calculating your insurance rates, and while most have to do with you and your driving history, the type of car you drive also plays an important role.

While most insurers don’t make public their specific vehicle ratings or the information on which they base their calculations, it’s not difficult to make your own assessments. The main factors determining the cost of insuring a specific vehicle are damage susceptibility, safety ratings, and likelihood of theft. Continue reading →

I must say right off the bat that, unfortunately, we don’t have any DeLoreans that will go back in time.  Yet.  There are other reasons, however, to be excited about the future of automobiles, starting with some of the more anticipated makes as judged by the industry and, more importantly, the people who will be driving them.

Here are 5 makes guaranteed to get you craving that new car smell.

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Okay, let’s talk about Empty Nesters for a second here – these people have just ushered their last child out of the house. Instead of dealing with broken curfews and shouting matches, they now get to garden on the weekends, eat out at romantic restaurants, and buy a car that is comfortable, stylish, and who cares if it’s functional or not? Viva la empty nest! Continue reading →