Technology has come on leaps and bounds over the past few decades, but there is just one that is going to change the face of the earth within the next one, driverless cars. It may still seem like a thing of fantasy and science-fiction now, but within so many big companies pushing what’s possible. There’s Google, Intel, Uber, Volvo, Audi, Tesla and a whole host of other world-dominators.
Just a few years ago, the majority of cars were manuals. Automatic gearboxes were seriously expensive and a luxury only the wealthy could afford. Over time, as with so many other things, prices came down, and automatic cars went mainstream, especially in the US. Today, most people drive an automatic, something that was unthinkable forty years ago, just like it was unthinkable that most people would have airbags. But it happened, nonetheless.
It’s a sad fact that car accidents are very common all around the world, and one of the leading causes of death, even in developed nations. It’s also an unfortunate fact that the large majority of traffic collisions are caused by human error in some way. While most people will stick to road laws and drive carefully, there’s no such thing as a perfect driver. Here are some of the most common causes of car accidents, and how you can avoid them.
Being a pickup truck owner doesn’t make you that much different to people that own cars, for example. You both drive mechanical objects on wheels, and you all have to maintain and repair your vehicles.
Car accidents are never pleasant affairs for all those involved. But the impact on the individuals hurt by an auto accident is not the only issue, and there are many different costs to pay as a result, which includes financial, social, and psychological. We’re going to take a look at all those costs with you today, so read on to find out more.
When something sounds too good to be true it usually is. Don't get flattered and reeled in by a very attractive deal (that trust us will not be all it seems). Even though it’s 2017 there are still some dishonest pushy dealers out there who will go to any lengths to make a sale.
Being able to drive and having a car are incredibly useful things in modern life. It offers you the ability to be independent, set your own timetable, and take control of your life. For many people, a car represents so much more than four wheels and an engine.
Buying a used car is exciting, but it can also be very stressful. Whether you're buying your first car or you just haven't been car shopping in a long time, here are ten steps that should make the process a little bit easier.
Buying cars on the used market has so many benefits. Mainly, you can get some really good deals and buy a car that’s affordable. But, this also means you have the chance to buy cars cheaply and then sell them for more. How? It’s all about increasing the value of a used car, and here are some tips to do just that:
There was a time when people thought that the electric car and the electric vehicle had died out. It seemed to some that the costs and the limitations of the vehicles in question would bring the market to a grinding halt. They should have realized that tech always evolves and when it does those costs are quickly depleted. There are a few reasons why electric vehicles and about to be driving on the road towards the future.