Human beings have always been in the habit of collecting, and it’s no different for cars and trucks. Just like... Read More
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Richard has been an auto enthusiast since the age of two when his dad taught him the difference between a Chevy and a Ford. He enjoys restoring and driving old cars, with a special love for anything Italian - he currently owns a 1967 Alfa Romeo. Richard is also passionate about music, especially classic rock and jazz and is a big Beatles fan. He currently works as the Product Training Director at CARiD.com, an aftermarket automotive retailer.
Higher temps during the summer months can have an adverse impact on your vehicle. These essential heatwave tips for your... Read More
The possibilities are endless (and even expensive) when it comes to different car modifications. While some mods are more fancy... Read More
Advanced driver assistance systems are among the biggest selling points for vehicles today. Some safety features we likely take for... Read More
The 2019 North American International Auto Show enters its final weekend in Detroit. Here is a look at the most... Read More
As 2018 comes to a close, trucks and SUVs will continue to dominate. Aftermarket sales remain strong as consumers seek... Read More
After years of hesitation, car buyers have shifted their thinking to become more accepting of electric vehicles. A recent AAA... Read More
A New York tradition is the annual car show, always held during Easter week in the Big Apple. You may... Read More
Looking Back At The Tiny Car Era Microcars, those automobiles with engines under 1,000cc and holding no more than two... Read More
The 2018 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit, Michigan just wrapped up. As always, it was full of... Read More
The holidays are quickly approaching, and with all the seasonal excitement comes new trends and must-have items. For those looking... Read More
When you think of a classic car, which vehicle pops into your mind? Is it your grandfather’s 1940 Ford? Perhaps... Read More
