Have you ever been driving down the highway at dusk and suddenly had an animal, such as a deer, appear in your peripheral view? Driving downtown at night and didn’t see that pedestrian attempting to cross while you’re making a right turn?

Seated in the hotel Starbucks, aiming to catch up on a few emails in between sessions at a Women Presidents’ Organization (WPO) conference in Baltimore, a nice lady sat down directly across from me.

In today’s connected world, consumers are buying nearly everything online and without hesitation. Companies like Amazon.com have transformed how we purchase products, giving instant-gratification-thirsty Americans what we want at the push of a button or a click of the mouse.

A few weeks ago, my brother (and fellow car enthusiast) connected me with his colleague who happens to be an enthusiastic owner of a brand-new Tesla Model X 90D. Meet Marc Matthews.

Google Plus (Google+) and its launch of brand pages has been a hot topic of discussion lately.

Today’s post launches a new column, called Industry Pulse, to be featured here on Best Cars Guide each month.

Editor’s Note: Shortly after the disaster in Japan, Best Cars Guide heard from Subaru dealer, Jeff Morrill, about how the events were starting to impact the auto retail business.

Few people have transformed a start in clothing fashion into a career in automotive design.

Dear friends and readers: Last spring, Carlos Beltran of Beltran About Cars approached me to collaborate on an issue that doesn’t grab a lot of headlines in the automotive enthusiast world – distracted driving. I hadn’t given the issue much thought prior to our conversati

The following is a letter I received from my boss when I worked at the car dealership back in college (in reply to my request for others to participate in our #DistractionFreeFriday contest and giveaway).