Why Your Vehicle May Be Worth Less Than the Loan You Still Owe
A vehicle can feel like an asset until the loan balance tells a different story. Negative equity happens when the
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The Real Risks of Driving With Too Little Fuel in the Tank
Running low on fuel can feel like a small gamble, especially when the next station seems close enough. But a
15 Car Features That Could Raise Your Repair Costs After a Minor Crash
A light bump used to mean a scuffed bumper, a dented panel, and a fairly predictable repair bill. Modern vehicles
Why More Drivers Are Worried About the Cost of Replacing LED Headlights
Modern headlights no longer feel like simple maintenance items. A burned-out lamp once meant a quick bulb swap and a
21 Things to Check Before Buying a Car With All-Wheel Drive
All-wheel drive can make a vehicle feel more secure in rain, snow, gravel, and steep driveways, but the badge alone
Tesla Teases Six-Seat Model Y for U.S.—But Canada Is Left Out
For years, Tesla’s most practical vehicle has stopped just short of serving many larger families. The standard Model Y is
18 Car Noises That Should Never Be Drowned Out by the Radio
A familiar car can develop its own background rhythm: tires on pavement, a steady engine note, the soft click of
Why Some Canadians Are Choosing Used Luxury Cars Over New Economy Cars
A new economy car used to be the obvious sensible choice: fresh warranty, low running costs, and no previous owner
Trump Wants Half of Every North American Vehicle Made in U.S., Reuters Reports
North America’s auto industry was built around the idea that a vehicle could be assembled in one country from parts