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Dashcam and Traffic Camera Footage Keep Capturing Runaway Semi Trucks Using Emergency Escape Ramps on Tennessee’s Steepest Interstate Grade to Avoid Catastrophic Crashes
A loaded flatbed semi truck lost its brakes on the eastbound grade of Monteagle Mountain
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Driving for Uber or Lyft Between Fares Can Leave a Driver With Almost No Real Insurance Coverage at All, Because Most Standard Personal Auto Policies Simply Exclude Commercial Use
A standard personal auto insurance policy, according to the Insurance Information Institute, “stops providing coverage
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Three Major Insurance Companies Quietly Stopped Writing New Policies on Some of the Country’s Most Frequently Stolen Vehicles, and Theft Claims Data Is Exactly What Convinced Them to Act
Theft data doesn’t just sit in an annual report anymore. It moves directly into how
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Metal Anchors Built Into Nearly Every Back Seat for Securing a Child Seat Carry a Combined Weight Limit Far Lower Than Most Parents Ever Realize Until They Actually Read the Manual
Every car built since the late 1990s has a set of metal bars buried in
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Several Automakers Market Certain Transmissions as Never Needing a Fluid Change for the Life of the Car, yet Real World Failure Data Tells a Noticeably Different Story
BMW’s own maintenance literature describes the ZF 8-speed automatic transmission fitted to most of its
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Two Buyers Can Pay Wildly Different Monthly Insurance Premiums for Cars That Cost the Exact Same Amount to Purchase, and Industry Data Shows Exactly Which Vehicles Get Punished Hardest
Two drivers can buy the exact same $35,000 car and still pay wildly different amounts
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Every Used Car on a Dealer Lot Is Legally Required to Wear a Specific Yellow Sticker Disclosing Real Information Most Shoppers Walk Right past Without Ever Reading It
Every used car parked on a dealer’s lot in the United States is required by
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Eleven Specific Enthusiast Cars Just Landed on a Widely Followed Annual List Naming Which Classics Are Most Likely to Climb in Value Before Anyone Else Catches On
Hagerty’s newsroom published its 2026 Bull Market List this year, naming eleven collector cars the
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Federal Regulators Have Repeatedly Caught Banks Charging Car Buyers for Insurance the Buyers Already Had, a Practice Called Force Placed Insurance That Quietly Inflates Loan Balances
More than half of the force-placed insurance policies Fifth Third Bank charged onto customer auto
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Fifteen Point Five Million Dollars Is What One Insurance Giant Just Agreed to Pay After Getting Caught Systematically Lowballing Payouts on Totaled Cars Nationwide
State Farm agreed to pay $15.5 million to settle a class action accusing the insurer
