CAR RESEARCH

In many ways, taking care of your car is like taking care of your health. You need to practice regular check-ups to prevent more serious issues developing. While you can’t avoid every emergency, there are lots of measures you can take to keep your car in good shape. Prevention is always better than cure.

After being cooped up at home for so long, you’re probably itching to get back on the road. What better way to celebrate freedom than a cross-country road trip? Road trips are one of the best ways to take in the beauty of the world, while creating magical lifetime memories with your loved ones.

You usually can’t anticipate an emergency. They tend to pop up when you least expect them. One of the worst times they can strike is on the road, when you’re far away from the comfort and familiarity of home. Having the right things in your car emergency kit can help you face the unexpected with confidence.

The sun is up. The coast is waiting. The outback is calling. The question is, is your car ready to hit the road on your next road trip?

Back in the day, dealerships used to be the only place to buy a car. The world is very different today. Thanks to the internet, you can now find your dream ride at the touch of a button. You can browse and compare different models and their features, and easily access reviews and recommendations in real-time. Essentially, you can shop for a car online just as you would clothes or electronics.

Modern vehicles became smarter and faster over the years and with these upgrades came the addition of more advanced car safety features. However, car accidents still happen.

And with that, we have compiled a list of car safety features in modern cars. From seatbelts to airbags and antilock brakes, the evolution of car safety features is rich with history, ingenuity, and possibility.

One thing is certain – coronavirus is not going away anytime soon. With all the turmoil it has caused and more events to still unfold, should it stop you from buying a car?

Buying a car may not be everyone’s priority right now but the fear of coronavirus should not stop you from doing so. Just as you are buying a car without the coronavirus in the picture, you should look for a car that matches your budget and your needs.

A lot of drivers, have an immeasurable love for their cars, some even go to the extent of naming their cars.

We usually like to keep stuff we don’t need since this is the product of our hard work - in this case our old unused cars for several years, stuck in the garage car.

Still hanging on to your old car from college? Has your spouse begged you to get rid of it for the sake of saving space and your safety? Yes, it may contain a lot of precious memories like the first time you drove it to pick up your now wife or it played a huge role in you  growing up but as with anything that gets older, regardless of how well made or how well cared for, things eventually  wear out.

Cars are one of the most useful and powerful inventions of humankind. Our cars can take us places that we are otherwise unable to.  It all started with the creation of the wheel, up to the invention of the modern car. However, this is not the end of the car evolution as science and technology have made incredible advancements that we fail to believe. The most sophisticated technology owned by consumers isn’t devices held in our hands.