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As retirement approaches, many people take stock of their financial needs — including whether or not their car will last the next chapter of life. One soon-to-retire driver, posting to Reddit, asked a simple but important question: Should I replace my 2016 Buick LaCrosse with 138,000 miles before retirement to…

Some brands feel like old friends. They’ve been around for decades, and for many seniors, they’re a part of daily life. But walk into a room of younger people, and you’ll see blank stares if you mention some of these names. Why does this happen? Brand loyalty often comes from…

Buying a new car can be exciting, but it is important to think about the entire cost of ownership. It goes beyond the sticker price and monthly payments. You have to consider maintenance expenses, registration fees, and possibly even property taxes (depending on where you live). That said, these are the…

If you work on any of GM's electric vehicles, give yourself a pat on the back. This past week, the company released a full list of EV sales figures for the first quarter of 2025, and the numbers are shockingly good (pun intended).

We’ve all heard that a new car loses value the moment it’s driven off the lot—but some vehicles lose it faster than others. Depreciation isn’t just an annoying fact of life; it can significantly impact your long-term finances. If you plan to sell or trade your car within a few…

Your car is going to depreciate as soon as you drive it off the lot. Unfortunately, that’s just a reality of life. While it’s true that every car loses some of its value over time, some depreciate at a much higher rate than others. If you are someone concerned about…

If Tesla’s plan was always to kickstart the electric vehicle revolution and then pass the baton to others to take it forward, then that plan is going phenomenally well. While Tesla experiments with its next potential disruptors—robotaxis and humanoid robots—its core passenger vehicle business has taken a pummeling.

This is not your father's Audi.

Americans love their three-row SUVs, and for good reason. Most three-rows are nice to drive, relatively efficient, and can carry up to eight people with luggage. They are the perfect do-everything vehicles for large families, or buyers simply wanting something roomier.