Whether you wore elbow- and knee-pads, used hand signals, and had a caution flag while riding your tricycle as a 5-year-old or have precious cargo like a spouse and kids to care for as a 35 (45, 55, 65…)-year-old, we have great news for you: The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has made its requirements for earning a “Top Safety Pick +” classification more stringent.
That’s right, millennials. Need a car for two months? A year? Some indeterminate amount of time while you do your daily grind waiting to move or get a job or get into grad school? You may soon be able to subscribe to one. Obviously, this is not the same thing as buying a car outright, but it’s not quite the same as leasing, either.
Want more joy? More vitality? More warmth? We would recommend investing in faith, family, and friendships. Mercedes-Benz would recommend the S-Class. featuring the world's first ENERGIZING comfort control system. This system boasts six pre-set “programmes” that activate a series of the car’s comfort controls designed to...
In Boston’s Seaport district, Lyft is now offering a “no driver” option, also known as the robot option. We suppose the technical term is “self-driving car,” and we should say up front that there WILL be a human being behind the wheel of all Lyft vehicles, with those captaining SD cars acting as a sort of “safety officer” (in case the car goes Terminator?).
As arguably the most bike- and eco-friendly countries in the world, I was not surprised to hear that the Netherlands is one of the first countries in the world to vow to move away from fossil fueled vehicles. However, they’re not stopping at just “moving away.” They are apparently packing up shop, selling the business, and moving out of the...
Ever been in one of those moods where you don’t want your friend’s advice, you only want them to sympathetically pat your back and say, “I feel you”? The people at Toyota know what I’m talking about. Because “I” comes before “U” in the alphabet, they probably had this in mind when they patented their new “share-your-feelings” car, the Toyota Concept-i.
Drive a Ford F-150? A Dodge Ram? A Chevy Silverado? Stanford predicts you’re a Republican. You know those old personality quizzes you used to love as a middle schooler? Which Star Wars hero are you? Which literary villain? Which flavor of ice cream? What is your “spirit animal”? (… whatever that means...). What about...
We’re sure we’re not alone in feeling the frustration of seeing a hilarious movie trailer only to find out the movie had only five funny lines...and all of them came from the trailer. There are many times in life when we’re disappointed, and none more than when we’ve hyped something to impossibly high standards. Not so with the new Honda Civic Type R.