Hitting the road without car insurance is a move so foolish nearly no one tries it, but that doesn’t change the fact that insurance is a significant cost for new car owners.

If you drive an commercial truck for a living, you know the ins and outs of the cultural niche America has carved out for trucking kind.

The following is a press release that was sent to me by Bridgestone: 

Dump trucks need drivers, and, like their earth-moving counterparts, these heavy lifters require some skill to operate safely and effectively. Dump trucks are larger and heavier than nearly any other vehicle on the road, and they perform a number of important jobs.

We need a new car. My daily driver 2004 Nissan Sentra is at 180,000 and needs $1,000 of work put into it to survive, for the 3^rd time in two years. At this point, it’s no longer to keep throwing money into it when it’s days are numbered anyway.

Every so often, you spot one. The glorified crapcan, replete with bumper stickers no self-respecting human would choose to display on a vehicle of status and “wash me” engraved in its protective layer of dust.

Image via actual Internet posting of this car for sale.

An old friend from college recently came to me in a hurry for car-buying advice. His wife unfortunately totaled her Nissan Sentra.

There’s one word that commonly describes the look of the Jeep Wrangler’s grille: iconic. It’s no wonder why… from 1944 until today, the Jeep’s grille has changed just ever so slightly. Check out the differences in this image from CJ Pony Parts:

Get ready to swap those calendars out for next year’s model. 2016 might have been a great year for cars, but thanks to geopolitical chaos and a string of untimely celebrity deaths, many of us will be glad to bid this year farewell.