Cars With Carbon Ceramic Brakes Are Going to Be the Used Car Plague
Carbon-ceramic brakes offer lighter weight, high-heat performance, and long life — but replacement costs are steep. Learn when they’re worth it and what to check on used cars.
Carbon-ceramic brakes offer lighter weight, high-heat performance, and long life — but replacement costs are steep. Learn when they’re worth it and what to check on used cars.
Relive every modern Mini Cooper generation—from BMW’s 2002 reboot to today—covering body styles, key updates, and powertrains across Cooper, S, JCW, and GP models.
Highway miles can be easier on your car than city miles, where traffic and road conditions can stress your vehicle.
To find out if the car you want is made in the USA, decipher the VIN, check the door jamb sticker, search online and remember that American car companies can have assembly plants outside of the US.
Buying a PHEV versus an EV boils down to your budget and your lifestyle preferences. We’ve broken down the pros and cons of each here.
Buying a used car? Learn when maintenance records matter, how to request them from dealerships, why privacy can limit access, and why a mechanic’s inspection still matters.
If a dealer removes some accessories from a vehicle, will it lower the price when buying a car? Is it even possible? We have the answer.
Compare xenon (HID) and LED headlights—how they differ in brightness, efficiency, lifespan, cost, and safety—to help you choose the best option for your next car.
Buy and own a classic car with confidence—learn what qualifies as “classic,” how to shop smart, avoid common pitfalls, and plan for insurance and maintenance costs.
Powertrain warranties typically last longer but have less coverage than bumper-to-bumper warranties. Make sure you read your plan thoroughly to understand which items and situations are excluded from warranty coverage.