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Why Does James Bond Drive An Aston Martin?

For more than 60 years, James Bond and Aston Martin have been practically inseparable. Mention 007, and there's a good chance the first car that comes to mind is a silver Aston Martin DB5, complete with machine guns, an ejector…

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Why Your Side Mirrors Have A Little Dotted Line

If you've ever looked closely at your car's side mirrors, you may have noticed a strange vertical dotted line running through the glass. It's easy to assume it's some kind of manufacturing mark, a heating element, or even a scratch…

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Why Do SUVs Have So Much Black Plastic?

If you've looked at a new SUV lately, you've probably noticed something that has become almost impossible to miss: black plastic. It's around the wheel arches. It's along the rocker panels. Sometimes it stretches across the lower doors, bumpers, and…

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Americans Are Finally Falling In Love With Hybrids

Gas prices remain high, which means Americans are constantly looking for ways to spend less at the pump. You might think high gas prices would send consumers straight to fully electric vehicles, but nope, that clearly hasn't been the case.…

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How Much Gas Does A Hybrid Actually Save You?

Hybrid cars have been around for decades, but the basic question hasn't changed: How much gas does a hybrid actually save compared with a similar gas-powered car? The answer depends on the vehicle, how you drive, and how much time…

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How Long Do EV Batteries Actually Last?

Electric cars have plenty of advantages, but there’s still one question that makes prospective owners nervous: How long does the battery actually last? It’s an understandable concern. An EV’s battery pack is one of the most expensive components in the…

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Don’t Get Too Excited For Mitsubishi’s Comeback

Kids who grew up in the late 1990s and early 2000s have been waiting a long time for this moment: Mitsubishi is making a comeback.* The Japanese automaker has big plans for the US between now and 2030, with new…

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