Jesse Singer articles

Many new EV owners are surprised when their first post-purchase electric bill arrives higher than expected. The good news? You’re probably not doing anything wrong—just charging inefficiently. A few small tweaks can make a big difference.

2025 marks 50 years since these classics first hit the road, and let’s be honest—most of them still have more personality, noise, and soul than anything being pumped out of today’s factories. Back when style came standard and performance didn’t need a touch screen, these cars made driving an event, not a software update.

Welcome to the world of mid-life crisis cars: loud, impractical, probably bright red, and guaranteed to make you feel 25 again—until you realize Spotify just auto-played your “Dad Rock” playlist.

If you’ve spotted a mysterious electric SUV with a big “V” on the grille lately and thought, “Wait, what is that thing?”—you’re not alone. These sleek newcomers have been popping up all over U.S. roads, and everyone seems to be whispering the same question: what’s the deal with that “V” car?

A new car starts losing value the moment you drive it off the lot. But just how much value it loses might shock you. For some cars, we’re talking thousands of dollars the second they pull out of that dealership parking lot. These are the vehicles that go from “brand-new” to “used” in seconds flat.

They say you can tell a lot about a man by his car—but dating experts say you can tell even more about his heart. From what’s hanging on his mirror to what’s tucked in his trunk, his car reveals whether he’s truly ready for love. Look closely—you might spot the green flags parked right in plain sight.

It’s official. After a lengthy review process, researchers are now proposing adding a fourth color to traffic lights. Red, yellow, green…and now white. A new signal phase designed for a world of autonomous and connected vehicles is emerging from academic labs.

Buying a “made-in-America” car isn’t as simple as picking a domestic badge anymore. The 2025 Cars.com American-Made Index (AMI) breaks it down—measuring where vehicles are assembled, how much of their parts come from the U.S., how much factory employment they provide, and the origin of their engines and transmissions.

They say you can tell a lot about a person by their car—but dating experts take it a step further. A woman’s car can reveal red flags long before the second date. Lifestyle clues, habits, and even her approach to relationships can often be seen right there inside her car. As the experts like to say: sometimes what’s hiding in plain sight says everything.