There are thousands of cars driving on roads around the world every single day, but have you ever looked at the cars next to you on the road or in the parking lot and wondered how they make the metal parts for them?

If you’re in a car a lot, you’ll end up with some pretty scary moments. I got to thinking though a few of mine, and there’s one that sticks out from the rest by a mile. I’ll get to it soon, but here are a few of the others in no particular order:

Infiniti has brought back its beloved coupe with the stunning new-for-2017 Q60. The Japanese luxury arm of Nissan has not shied away from bold design language in this iteration and we couldn’t be happier about it. The Q60 gets packed with all the style and elegance befitting an Infiniti.

South Carolina’s Lowcountry is a region with a deep culture centered on enjoying nature alongside the finer things in life.

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It may happen that you spend your whole day while making repairs to your vehicle and as a result you get gasoline smell to your hands. What to do now?

Sitting at home, stuck in 18 inches of snow for three days gave me the opportunity to watch hundreds of TV commercials.

As drivers, tires aren’t always on the forefront of our minds. We simply view them as rubber compounds that help to carry us safely down the road. It’s only when something goes wrong – a blown wheel or a slide in the rain – that we even think about our tires.

There were 34.4 and 39.3 million drivers on the road this past Memorial Day and 4th of July holiday weekends, according to Verizon Telematics.

Over the decades, the Buick brand has weathered the transition from making a desirable luxury car to selling the boat-like sedan preferred most by your grandfather. If that’s still your impression of Buick, then clearly you haven’t been in one for awhile.