Average Gas Prices per
Gallon by Country (2024) |
Austria |
$6.64 |
Australia |
$4.29 |
Argentina |
$4.29 |
Brazil |
$4.06 |
Barbados |
$7.92 |
Bahrain |
$2.01 |
Bulgaria |
$5.46 |
Canada |
$5.22 |
Croatia |
$6.15 |
Chile |
$5.40 |
China |
$4.49 |
Columbia |
$3.80 |
Cuba |
$4.90 |
Cyprus |
$6.16 |
Czech Republic |
$6.23 |
Denmark |
$8.73 |
Egypt |
$1.07 |
Estonia |
$7.06 |
Finland |
$7.47 |
France |
$7.44 |
Germany |
$7.28 |
Greece |
$7.81 |
Hong Kong |
$12.36 |
Hungary |
$6.38 |
India |
$4.58 |
Indonesia |
$3.21 |
Iran |
$0.11 |
Iraq |
$2.46 |
Ireland |
$7.25 |
Israel |
$8.02 |
Italy |
$7.92 |
Japan |
$4.13 |
Jordan |
$6.09 |
Kuwait |
$1.30 |
Kazakhstan |
$1.93 |
Luxembourg |
$6.56 |
Malaysia |
$1.65 |
Malta |
$5.49 |
Mexico |
$5.21 |
Morocco |
$5.76 |
New Zealand |
$6.66 |
Netherlands |
$8.25 |
Nigeria |
$1.90 |
Norway |
$7.94 |
Pakistan |
$3.61 |
Philippines |
$4.29 |
Poland |
$6.26 |
Portugal |
$7.11 |
Romania |
$6.13 |
Russia |
$2.48 |
Saudi Arabia |
$2.35 |
Singapore |
$7.84 |
Slovakia |
$6.65 |
Slovenia |
$6.19 |
South Africa |
$4.48 |
South Korea |
$4.84 |
Spain |
$6.63 |
Sweden |
$6.68 |
Switzerland |
$7.81 |
Thailand |
$4.96 |
Turkey |
$5.18 |
UAE |
$2.97 |
UK |
$7.01 |
United States |
$3.82 |
Venezuela |
$0.13 |
Vietnam |
$3.58 |
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Average Gas Prices per
Gallon by Country (2022) |
Austria |
$6.29 |
Australia |
$4.77 |
Argentina |
$3.73 |
Brazil |
$4.80 |
Barbados |
$7.48 |
Bahrain |
$2.09 |
Bulgaria |
$5.44 |
Canada |
$5.25 |
Croatia |
$6.52 |
Chile |
$5.00 |
China |
$4.91 |
Columbia |
$2.30 |
Cuba |
$4.77 |
Cyprus |
$6.010 |
Czech Republic |
$6.44 |
Denmark |
$8.26 |
Egypt |
$2.29 |
Estonia |
$7.100 |
Finland |
$8.18 |
France |
$7.54 |
Germany |
$7.49 |
Greece |
$7.99 |
Hong Kong |
$10.26 |
Hungary |
$5.75 |
India |
$5.15 |
Indonesia |
$3.36 |
Iran |
$0.19 |
Iraq |
$1.95 |
Ireland |
$7.46 |
Israel |
$8.03 |
Italy |
$7.85 |
Japan |
$5.49 |
Jordan |
$5.79 |
Kuwait |
$1.31 |
Kazakhstan |
$1.79 |
Luxembourg |
$6.65 |
Malaysia |
$1.85 |
Malta |
$5.74 |
Mexico |
$4.22 |
Morocco |
$4.90 |
New Zealand |
$7.01 |
Netherlands |
$8.95 |
Nigeria |
$1.51 |
Norway |
$8.75 |
Pakistan |
$3.20 |
Philippines |
$4.59 |
Poland |
$4.95 |
Portugal |
$7.71 |
Romania |
$5.98 |
Russia |
$2.56 |
Saudi Arabia |
$2.35 |
Singapore |
$7.52 |
Slovakia |
$6.03 |
Slovenia |
$6.03 |
South Africa |
$4.82 |
South Korea |
$5.38 |
Spain |
$6.74 |
Sweden |
$7.91 |
Switzerland |
$7.04 |
Thailand |
$5.08 |
Turkey |
$4.26 |
UAE |
$2.91 |
UK |
$7.59 |
United States |
$3.84 |
Venezuela |
$0.10 |
Vietnam |
$4.15 |
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- |
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Average Gas Prices per
Gallon by Country (2014) |
Austria |
$7.09 |
Australia |
$5.87 |
Argentina |
$5.38 |
Brazil |
$5.58 |
Barbados |
$6.02 |
Bahrain |
$1.02 |
Bulgaria |
$6.40 |
Canada |
$4.62 |
Croatia |
$7.08 |
Chile |
$6.22 |
China |
$4.75 |
Columbia |
$4.83 |
Cuba |
$4.69 |
Cyprus |
$6.93 |
Czech Republic |
$6.84 |
Denmark |
$7.93 |
Egypt |
$1.03 |
Estonia |
$6.53 |
Finland |
$8.05 |
France |
$8.52 |
Germany |
$8.09 |
Greece |
$8.30 |
Hong Kong |
$8.21 |
Hungary |
$7.16 |
India |
$5.07 |
Indonesia |
$4.62 |
Iran |
$2.16 |
Iraq |
$1.44 |
Ireland |
$7.79 |
Israel |
$7.86 |
Italy |
$8.31 |
Japan |
$6.09 |
Jordan |
$4.92 |
Kuwait |
$0.80 |
Kazakhstan |
$3.71 |
Luxembourg |
$6.51 |
Malaysia |
$2.31 |
Malta |
$7.27 |
Mexico |
$3.43 |
Morocco |
$5.70 |
New Zealand |
$6.69 |
Netherlands |
$8.95 |
Nigeria |
$2.27 |
Norway |
$10.08 |
Pakistan |
$3.95 |
Philippines |
$4.89 |
Poland |
$6.28 |
Portugal |
$8.38 |
Romania |
$7.19 |
Russia |
$3.60 |
Saudi Arabia |
$.05 |
Singapore |
$6.33 |
Slovakia |
$7.31 |
Slovenia |
$7.39 |
South Africa |
$5.38 |
South Korea |
$6.77 |
Spain |
$7.11 |
Sweden |
$8.10 |
Switzerland |
$7.26 |
Thailand |
$4.68 |
Turkey |
$9.55 |
UAE |
$1.77 |
UK |
$7.99 |
United States |
$3.53 |
Venezuela |
$0.05 |
Vietnam |
$4.22 |
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- |
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Major Auto Recalls
(Sources: Recalls.gov, NHTSA,
Auto Recalls: through 2012 & through today)
|
Maker |
# Affected |
Model Recalled |
Detect |
Date & NHTSA |
KIA |
208,858 |
Recalling 208,858 Kia Soul and Kia Soul EV cars. The recall covers 2014–2015 Soul and Soul EV models. |
Due to an “unsupported section of the pedal” can bend and crack, which would make accelerating a tad difficult. |
Recalled: March 2015 |
GM |
50,249 |
Recalling 50,249 Chevrolet Volt plug-in cars. The recall covers Volts from the 2011 to 2013 model years. |
To make a software fix that will ensure that drivers and passengers don't accidentally subject themselves to carbon monoxide poisoning through a mix-up about whether the car's engine is running. |
Recalled: March 2015 |
GM |
1.6 million |
Recalling more than 780,000 Chevrolet Cobalts and Pontiac G5s,
842,000 Saturn Ion compacts, Chevrolet HHR SUVs and Pontiac Solstice and Saturn Sky sports cars. |
Due to a faulty ignition switches linked to multiple fatal crashes. |
Recalled: February 2014 |
GM |
303,300 |
Recalling 303,000 2014 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra in the U.S. to fix engine fires. |
Due to a software glitch “that can cause the exhaust components to overheat and cause fires under the hood.” |
Recalled: January 2014 |
Honda |
344,000 |
Recalling 344,000 2007-2008 Odyssey minivans in the U.S. |
Due to a software glitch making it “possible for the VSA system to apply the vehicle's brakes unexpectedly under certain conditions” |
Recalled: November 2013 |
Toyota |
870,000 |
Recalling 870,000 2012-2013 Camrys, Venzas and Avalons, including hybrid versions of those cars. |
Due to a problem with an air conditioner part could cause airbags to deploy unnecessarily |
Recalled: October 2013 |
Chrysler |
142,000 |
Around 132,000 Jeep Grand Cherokee SUVs and 10,800 RAM pickup trucks from the 2014 model year are being recalled. |
Due to a software glitch Jeep's warning lights may randomly illuminate and its instrument cluster may black out. |
Recalled: October 2013 |
Ford |
465,000 |
2013 Ford Explorer SUV, Taurus sedan, Flex crossover, Fusion sedan, Police Interceptor Utility and Police Interceptor Sedan; and the 2013 Lincoln MKS sedan, MKT crossover, and MKZ sedan. |
A fuel delivery module in the vehicles' fuel tanks may leak, representing a fire risk. |
Recalled: June 2013 |
GM & Isuzu |
258,000 |
Chevrolet TrailBlazer, GMC Envoy, Buick Rainier, Isuzu Ascender and Saab 97-X S.U.V.’s from the 2006 and 2007 model years. |
The possibility of short circuits in power-window and door-lock switches that can cause fires. |
Recalled: August 2012 |
Honda |
1. 550,000 2002-2004 CR-Vs and 2003 Pilots 2. 1,300 2006 CR-Vs |
1. 2002-2004 CR-Vs and 2003 Pilots 2. 1,300 2006 CR-Vs |
1. Low-beam headlights can fail. 2. Potential failure of a weld on the suspension, which could cause the steering to fail. |
Recalled: March 2012 - Recall Info |
BMW |
1.3 million |
2003-2010: BMW 5- and 6-series cars. |
Battery cable covering in the trunk was incorrectly installed. This can result in the electrical system malfunctioning, the vehicle failing to start and, in some cases, to charring or fire. |
Recalled: March 2012 - Recall Info |
BMW |
570,000 |
2003-2010: BMW 5- and 6-series cars. |
Battery cable connector can fail and cause the engines to stall. |
Recalled: February 2013 - Recall Info |
Toyota |
6.67 million |
2004-2010 Toyota Avalon, Camry, Corolla, Corolla Matrix, Highlander, Prius, RAV4, Tacoma, Tundra; various Lexus models. |
The accelerator pedal may become hard to depress, slow to return to idle, or, in the worst case, mechanically stuck in a partially depressed position, increasing the risk of a crash. |
Recalled: October 2009 and January 2010 NHTSA #09V38800, and 10V017000 |
Ford |
14+ million |
1992-2003: Ford Explorer, Excursion, Ranger, Windstar, E-150 - 450 and F-150 - 450; Mercury Mountaineer. |
Vehicle cruise switch control problem. A vehicle fire could occur with or without the engine running. |
Recalled: 2009 NHTSA #09V399000 |
Ford |
7.9 million |
1988-1993: Ford Aerostar, Bronco, Crown Victoria, Escort, Mustang, Tempo and Thunderbird; Ford F-Series trucks; Lincoln Town Car; Mercury Cougar, Grand Marquis and Topaz |
Electrical system: faulty ignition switch. The ignition switch could experience an internal short circuit |
Recalled: April 1996 NHTSA #96V071000 |
GM |
6,682,084 |
1965-1970 Chevrolet Bel Air, Brookwood, Camaro, Caprice, Chevy II, G Series, Impala, Kingswood, Nova, P Series, C Series and Townsman; GMC C Series, G Series and P Series. |
Engine-mount failure. There is a possibility that a separated motor mount may allow the engine to lift, which may affect the throttle linkage, momentarily increasing throttle, possibly to full throttle. Unexpected loss of throttle control may cause loss of vehicle control and an accident. |
Recalled: 1971 NHTSA #71V235000 |
GM |
5.82 million |
1978-1981 Buick Century and Regal; Chevrolet El Camino, Malibu and Monte Carlo; GMC Caballero; Oldsmobile Cutlass; Pontiac Grand Prix and LeMans. |
The bolts that attach the lower rear control arm to the frame may fracture. The rear control arm supports and positions the rear axle. Fracture of the bolts would allow the control arm to drop free. |
Recalled: February 1981 NHTSA #81V025000 |
Ford |
4.07 million |
1970-'71 Ford, Lincoln and Mercury vehicles. |
Seatbelts fraying and detaching - The shoulder belt pin connector plastic sleeves which were injection molded can have surface imperfections or discontinuities at the point at which thermal plastic is injected into mold and where flow diverges to fill both sides of the ring. If the condition exists and the sleeve breaks away from the pin, the shoulder belt will not remain engaged to the seat belt buckle. |
Recalled: June 1972 NHTSA #72V160000 |
GM |
3.71 million |
1971-'72 Buick Centurion, Electra, Estate Wagon, LeSabre and Riviera; Chevrolet Bel Air, Biscayne, Brookwood, Caprice, Impala, Kingswood, Kingswood Estate and Townsman; Oldsmobile 88 and 98; Pontiac Bonneville, Grand Ville and Catalina |
The possibility exists that driving on unpaved road surfaces, particularly roads which are heavily graveled and which are extremely wavy or filled with chuckholes, at speeds which cause the car to pitch excessively, the front crossmember may scoop up loose stones or gravel and could be thrown into the engine compartment.
It is possible for one of these stones to lodge between the steering coupling and the frame and cause increased steering effort or interference with steering control of the car when steering wheel is turned to the left. |
Recalled: January 1973 NHTSA #73V013000 |
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| |
World Motor Vehicle Production
|
2010 |
77,609,901 |
2011 |
80,064,168 |
2012 |
84,141,209 |
2013 |
NA |
2009 |
61,703,997 |
2006 |
69,222,975 |
2003 |
60,663,225 |
2000 |
58,374,162 |
2008 |
70,520,493 |
2005 |
66,482,439 |
2002 |
58,994,318 |
1999 |
56,258,892 |
2007 |
73,266,061 |
2004 |
64,496,220 |
2001 |
56,304,925 |
1998 |
57,987,000 |
| |
|
2012 World Motor Vehicle Production Statistics
Source: OICA
|
China |
19,271,808 |
Spain |
1,979,179 |
Czech Rep |
1,178,938 |
Japan |
9,942,711 |
France |
1,967,765 |
Poland |
647,803 |
United States |
10,328,884 |
Mexico |
3,001,974 |
Turkey |
1,072,339 |
Germany |
5,649,269 |
Canada |
2,462,732 |
Italy |
671,768 |
South Korea |
4,557,738 |
Iran |
989,110 |
Russia |
2,231,737 |
Brazil |
3,342,617 |
U.K. |
1,576,945 |
Indonesia |
1,065,557 |
India |
4,145,194 |
Thailand |
2,483,043 |
Argentina |
764,495 |
| |
2011 World Motor Vehicle Production Statistics
Source: OICA
|
China |
18,418,876 |
Spain |
2,353,682 |
Czech Rep |
1,199,834 |
Japan |
8,398,654 |
France |
2,294,889 |
Poland |
837,132 |
United States |
8,653,560 |
Mexico |
2,680,037 |
Turkey |
1,189,131 |
Germany |
6,311318 |
Canada |
2,134,893 |
Italy |
790,348 |
South Korea |
4,657,094 |
Iran |
1,648,505 |
Russia |
1,988,036 |
Brazil |
3,406,150 |
U.K. |
1,463,999 |
Indonesia |
837,948 |
India |
3,936,448 |
Thailand |
1,478,460 |
Argentina |
828,771 |
| |
|
2010 World Motor Vehicle Production Statistics
Source: OICA
|
China |
18,264,667 |
Spain |
2,387,900 |
Czech Rep |
1,076,385 |
Japan |
9,625,940 |
France |
2,227,742 |
Poland |
869,376 |
United States |
7,761,443 |
Mexico |
2,345,124 |
Turkey |
1,094,557 |
Germany |
5,905,985 |
Canada |
2,071,026 |
Italy |
857,359 |
South Korea |
4,271,941 |
Iran |
1,599,454 |
Russia |
1,403,244 |
Brazil |
3,648,358 |
U.K. |
1,393,463 |
Belgium |
555,302 |
India |
3,536,783 |
Thailand |
1,644,513 |
Argentina |
716,540 |
| |
|
2009 World Motor Vehicle Production Statistics
Source: OICA
|
China |
13,790,994 |
Spain |
2,170,078 |
Czech Rep |
974,569 |
Japan |
7,934,516 |
France |
2,047,658 |
Poland |
884,133 |
United States |
5,708,852 |
Mexico |
1,561,052 |
Turkey |
869,605 |
Germany |
5,209,857 |
Canada |
1,490,632 |
Italy |
843,239 |
South Korea |
3,512,926 |
Iran |
1,395,421 |
Russia |
722,431 |
Brazil |
3,182,617 |
U.K. |
1,090,139 |
Belgium |
537,354 |
India |
2,632,694 |
Thailand |
999,378 |
Argentina |
512,924 |
| |
Automobile Sales in the U.S. in 2014
|
Automaker |
Sale |
Automaker |
Sale |
GM
Ford
Toyota
Chrysler
Honda
Nissan
Hyundai
Kia
Volkswagen
Subaru
|
2,935,008
2,471,315
2,373,771
2,090.639
1,540,872
1,368,895
725,718
580,234
552,720
513,693
|
BMW
Mercedes Benz
Mazda
Mitsubishi
Jaguar Land Rover
Volvo
Porsche
Tesla
Maserati
Ferrari
|
396,655
366,588
305,801
77,643
67,238
56,366
47,007
18,750
12,942
2,145
|
| |
Automobile Sales
(S in the US and P Worldwide)
|
Company |
2008 |
2009 |
2010 |
2011 |
2012 |
2013 |
BMW (P)
Daimler (P)
Chery (P)
Chrysler (S)
GM (S)
Fiat (P)
Ford (S)
Honda (P)
Hyundai (P)
Isuzu (P)
Mitsubishi (P)
PSA/Peugeot (P)
Renault/Nissan (P)
Suzuki (P)
Tata (P)
Toyota (P)
Volkswagen (P)
|
1,203,482
1,643,300
399,400
1,453,122
2,980,688
2,603,700
1,988,376
3,950,000
4,774,600
73,400
1,486,000
3,338,200
5,890,100
2,568,100
494,300
9,225.236
6,323,100
|
1,043,829
1,447,953
508,567
9931,402
2,084,492
2,460,222
1,620,888
3,012,637
4,645,776
316,335
802,463
3,042,311
5,040,571
2,387,537
627,045
7,234,439
6,054,829
|
1,236,989
1,940,465
692,438
1,085,211
2,215,227
2,410,021
1,935,462
3,643,057
5,764,918
NA
1,174,383
3,605,524
6,698,448
2,892,945
1,011,343
8,557,351
7,341,065
|
1,440,315
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640,000
1,369,114
2,503,820
----------
2,143.101
2,909,000
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----------
7,858,091
----------
|
1,547,057
2,198,029
1,200,000
1,651,787
2,595,717
----------
2,250,165
4,110,000
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----------
----------
----------
----------
----------
----------
9,909,440
----------
|
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----------
1,800,368
2,786,078
----------
2,493,918
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|
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Top Vehicle Brands (by Volume) |
Brand
Market |
|
1.
Toyota Motor
Corp ( Japan) |
Daihatsu |
Global (except North America and Australia) |
Hino |
Asia Pacific, North America and South America |
Lexus |
Global |
Scion |
North America |
Toyota |
Global |
2.
General Motors Company ( United
States) |
Buick |
North America, China, Israel, Taiwan |
Cadillac |
North America, Europe, Asia, Middle East, Africa |
Chevrolet |
Global (except Australia, New Zealand) |
GMC |
North America, Middle East |
Holden |
Australia, New Zealand |
Opel |
Global (except North America, United Kingdom) |
Vauxhall |
United Kingdom |
3.
Volkswagen Group AG
(
Germany) |
Audi |
Global |
Bentley |
Global |
Bugatti |
Global |
Lamborghini |
Global |
Scania |
Global |
SEAT |
Europe, South America, North Africa, Middle East |
Škoda |
Global (except North America, Japan and South Africa) |
Volkswagen |
Global |
Volkswagen (Commercial) |
Global |
4.
Hyundai Motor Group
(
South Korea) |
Hyundai |
Global |
Kia |
Global, except Mexico |
5.
Ford Motor Company
(
United States) |
Ford |
Global |
Lincoln |
North America, Middle East, Japan, South Korea |
6.
Nissan
(
Japan) |
Infiniti |
Global (except Japan, South America and Africa) |
Nissan |
Global |
7.
Honda Motor Company
(
Japan) |
Acura |
North America, China |
Honda |
Global |
8.
PSA Peugeot Citroën S.A.
(
France) |
Citroën |
Global (except North America, South Asia) |
Peugeot |
Global (except North America, South Asia) |
9.
Suzuki Motor Corp
(
Japan) |
Maruti Suzuki |
India, Middle East, South America |
Suzuki |
Global |
10.
Renault
(
France) |
Dacia |
Europe, Latin America, Africa, Asia, except Japan |
Renault |
Global (except North America, South Korea) |
Renault Samsung |
South America, Asia (except Japan and China) |
11.
Fiat S.p.A.
(
Italy) |
Abarth |
Global (except North America) |
Alfa Romeo |
Global |
Ferrari |
Global |
Fiat |
Global |
Fiat Professional |
Global (except North America and Japan) |
Lancia |
Europe (except UK and Ireland) and Japan |
Maserati |
Global |
12.
Daimler AG
(
Germany) |
Freightliner |
North America, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand |
Master |
Pakistan |
Maybach |
Global |
Mercedes-Benz |
Global |
Mitsubishi Fuso |
Global |
Orion |
North America |
Setra |
Europe |
Smart |
North America, Europe, Japan, South East Asia, South Africa |
Thomas Built |
North America |
Western Star |
North America, Australia, New Zealand |
13.
Chrysler Group, LLC
(
United States) |
Chrysler |
Global |
Dodge |
Global |
Jeep |
Global |
Ram |
North America |
14.
BMW AG
(
Germany) |
BMW |
Global |
MINI |
Global |
Rolls-Royce |
Global |
15.
Mazda Motor Corp ( Japan) |
Mazda |
Global |
16.
Mitsubishi Motors Corp
(
Japan) |
Mitsubishi |
Global |
17.
Chana Automobile Company, Ltd
(
China) |
Chana |
China, South Africa, Europe |
18.
Tata Motors, Ltd
(
India) |
Hispano |
Europe |
Jaguar |
Global |
Land Rover |
Global |
Tata |
Global (except North America) |
Tata Daewoo |
South Korea |
19.
First Automotive Group Corp
(
China) |
Besturn |
China |
Freewind |
China |
Haima |
China |
Hongqi |
China |
Jiaxing |
China |
Vita |
China |
Xiali |
China |
20.
Geely Automobile
(
China) |
Geely |
China, Russia, North Africa |
Maple |
China |
Volvo(Cars) |
Global |
21.
Chery Automobile Company, Ltd
(
China) |
Chery |
China, Africa, South East Asia, Russia |
Riich |
China |
Rely |
China |
22.
Fuji Heavy Industries, Ltd
(
Japan) |
Subaru |
Global |
23.
Dongfeng Motor Corporation
(
China) |
Dongfeng |
China |
24.
Beijing Automotive Industry Holding Corp, Ltd
(
China) |
BAW |
China |
Foton |
China |
25.
OAO AvtoVAZ
(
Russia) |
Lada |
Global (except North America and Portugal) |
VAZ |
Russia |
26.
BYD Auto
(
China) |
BYD |
China, Russia |
27.
Isuzu Motors, Ltd
(
Japan) |
Isuzu |
Global (except North America) |
28.
Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Company, Ltd
(
China) |
JAC |
China |
29.
Brilliance China Automotive Holding, Ltd
(
China) |
Brilliance |
China, North Africa |
Jinbei |
China |
30.
Great Wall Motor Company, Ltd
(
China) |
Great Wall |
China, South Africa, Russia, North Africa, Australia |
Litex Motors |
Europe |
31.
Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp
(
China) |
MG Motor |
United Kingdom, Chile, Argentina, China |
Roewe |
China |
Soyat |
China |
Yuejin |
China |
32.
Mahindra & Mahindra, Ltd
(
India) |
Mahindra |
India, South East Asia, Europe, North Africa, North America |
SsangYong |
Global |
33.
Hafei Motor
(
China) |
Hafei |
China |
34.
AB Volvo
(
Sweden) |
Mack |
Global |
Nissan Diesel |
Global |
NovaBus |
North America |
Prevost |
North America |
Renault (Trucks) |
Global, (except Japan) |
Volvo (Trucks) |
Global |
35.
Jiangxi Changhe Automobile
(
China) |
Changhe |
China |
36.
Qingling Motors Company Ltd.
(
China) |
Qingling |
China |
37.
Proton Holdings, Bhd
(
Malaysia) |
Proton |
Asia Pacific (except Japan, S. Africa), United Kingdom, Middle East |
Lotus |
Global |
38.
Hunan Jiangnan Automobile
(
China) |
Jiangnan |
China |
39.
(
Germany) |
MAN SE |
Europe |
40.
Chongqing Lifan Automobile Company, Ltd
(
China) |
Lifan |
China |
41.
Fujian Motor Industry Group Company
(
China) |
Soueast |
China |
42.
Kuozui Motors, Ltd
(
Taiwan) |
Kuozui |
Taiwan |
43.
Shandong Kaima
(
China) |
Kaima |
China |
Jubao |
China |
Aofeng |
China |
44.
Porsche
( Germany) |
Porsche |
Global |
45.
Chenzhou Gonow Nanyan Chifeng Vehicle
(
China) |
Gonow |
China |
46.
Ziyang Nanjun Automobile Co., Ltd.
(
China) |
Nanjun |
China |
47.
Rongcheng Huatai Motor
(
China) |
Huatai |
China |
48.
Aston Martin
( UK) |
Aston Martin |
UK |
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Clunkers - 20 Top Trade-Ins (10/2009)
Source:
NHTSA |
Ford F150 <-for->
Ford F150: 8,248 |
Ford Escape <-for->
Ford Explorer: 5,441 |
Chevrolet Silverado <-for->
Ford Explorer:
3,250 |
Ford Focus <-for->
Ford Explorer: 2,777 |
Chevrolet Silverado <-for->
Chevrolet K1500: 2,500 |
Honda CR-V <-for->
Ford Explorer: 2,345 |
Chevrolet Silverado <-for->
Chevrolet C1500: 2,310 |
Toyota Camry <-for->
Ford Explorer: 2,285 |
Honda Civic <-for->
Ford Explorer: 2,283 |
Dodge Ram <-for->
Dodge Ram: 2,192 |
Toyota Corolla <-for->
Ford Explorer: 2,019 |
Ford Fusion <-for->
Ford Explorer: 1,978 |
Ford Focus <-for->
Ford F150: 1,922 |
Nissan Altima <-for->
Ford Explorer: 1,717 |
Toyota RAV4 <-for->
Ford Explorer: 1,646 |
Hyundai Elantra <-for->
Ford Explorer: 1,576 |
Ford Edge <-for->
Ford Explorer: 1,565 |
Ford Ranger <-for->
Ford F150: 1,442 |
Toyota Tacoma <-for->
Ford F150: 1,426 |
Honda CR-V <-for->
Jeep Grand Cherokee: 1,423 |
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About Cars |
- Automobile Industry - The automotive industry designs, develops, manufactures, markets, and sells motor vehicles, and is one of the world's most important economic sectors by revenue.
Around the world, there were about 806 million cars and light trucks on the road in 2007, consuming over 260 billion US gallons (980,000,000 m3) of gasoline and diesel fuel yearly.
- Auto Buyer - The site provides an online service paid for by subscribing dealers who have committed to giving the best possible prices
to people, who use the convenience of the Internet to purchase their new car.
- Autobytel - The site serves over 4 million customers since inception, and presently selling over $1.6 million in cars an hour.
- All-Car-Loans - The site
provides auto loan services and information about the car buying experience.
- Auto Lemon - The site offers free VIN check and free vehicle history reports. It also provides car
reviews with the latest information from classic to the future productions
- Auto Trader - The site allows the buyer to search the largest used car inventory on the Internet. More than 1.5
million listings, updated daily.
- Auto Web - The site provides wealth of unbiased research to help the buyer to find and purchase the right car on their own terms.
- Car Club - The site provides automotive consumers with the best car owning experience they have.
Car Club aims to offer comprehensive car selection, cost savings, and state of the art service.
- Carmax - The site offers shoppers to shop online at carmax.com. Customers can browse through 1000's of new
& used vehicles nationwide. No online middleman is involved. Get actual prices online instantly.
- Cars - This site provides extensive databases of new and used vehicles and all the tools necessary
to help consumers make an informed buying decision, including a used-car search, new-car dealer locator, model reports and reviews, a loan calculator and practical car-care advice.
- Cars Direct - The site is the first destination on the Internet where consumers can research, price, design, order and
arrange for delivery of a new vehicle at their home or the office.
- Car Magazine - The site not only contains prices, specifications and information on every 2000 car and light
truck sold in America, but also provides a complete consumer information guide to buying a new vehicle.
- Car Point - The site provides car prices and reviews, most up-to-date car invoice and MSRP pricing plus hundreds of hard-hitting test drive reports.
- Car Prices - The site provides reviews, specifications and all the details on hundreds of new cars. Customers can
research on a new car, start a price war and get the best price on a new car, guaranteed.
- Car Talk - The site is home of the funny and useful NPR one-hour call-in radio show of the same name which is broadcast every Saturday.
- Carfax - The site provides car buyers with vehicle history information. Its report contains information that can impact a consumer's decision about a used
vehicle.
- Consumer Guide Auto - A leading online consumer-focused, trusted resource for authoritative and objective reports on new and used vehicles.
- Dealer Net - The site provides guidance on saving money when buying a new car. It offers a tool that provides a free online price quote from a dealer of buyer's choice
- Edmunds - The site assists customers in selecting and in buying cars through car reviews..
- GM Buy Power - The site provides buyers with the steps that pinpoint a vehicle perfect for him or her: view, build, locate, select and buy.
- Hybrid Cars - The site is part of web journal, and a part of online community market research on hybrid cars.
- Kars - The site provides the Classic Auto Registry Service that has been the leading source for buying, selling
and locating classic and collectible automobiles.
- Kelley Blue Book - The site provides the current value of new and used cars. It provides research reports that consist of accurate retail or trade-in Blue Book values for used
cars and dealer invoice and MSRP for new cars.
- National Auto Directory - The site is the fastest online growing new car dealer site. It displays 1000's of new car dealers online with daily update.
- National Highway Traffic Safety Administration - The site provides information on vehicle and equipment related recalls and defects. It also provides
reports on car crash test and rollover rating
- New Cars - The site allows buyer to get an invoice plus quote from an accredited car dealer.
- Safercar.gov - The site provides comprehensive lists of vehicle products that contained a safety-related defect or did not comply with federal motor vehicle safety standards.
- Trader Online - The site is a leading online classified service. It has local offices across the country, all of
which are ready to serve a buyer or seller.
- USNews - Car Ranking & Review - The site provides analysis of published reviews and safety ratings for new cars.
- Vehix - The site offers information that car buyers need to know objectively, clearly, and completely.
- Used Cars Plus - The site provides online
sources that assists buyers in reviewing, researching used cars for sale online.
- Used Car - The site provides a comprehensive database of used cars to help used car seekers find what they are looking for.
- Wrecked Exotics - The internet's largest collection of exotic car crashes with over 6,000
exotic cars involved in accidents caused from the real consequences of reckless driving.
- Acura - Acura is the luxury vehicle division of Japanese automaker Honda Motor Company.
The Acura brand has been used in the US, Canada, and Hong Kong since March 1986 to market Honda's performance vehicles and near-performance vehicles.
- Audi - Audi is a manufacturer of exquisite cars – attractive, sophisticated and
technically perfect. It is a German company which produces cars under the Audi brand
- BMW - BMW, which is known for its performance and luxury vehicles, is a German automobile,
motorcycle and engine manufacturing company founded 1916, and is the parent company of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars.
- Buick - Buick offers real cars that are solid and substantial, with more power than a driver may ever need. It produces cars
that are unapologetically comfortable, with wide seats and room to stretch and accommodating enough for entire family.
- Cadillac - Cadillac is a luxury vehicle marque owned by General Motors Company.
Cadillac vehicles are sold in over 50 countries and territories, but mainly in North America. As the America's premier luxury car,
Cadillac pioneered many accessories in automobiles, including full electrical systems, the classless manual transmission, and the steel roof.
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Chevrolet - Chevrolet has become a part of the American landscape. Chevrolet
has always worked hard to build performance, style and quality into dependable, long-lasting cars that go the distance.
- All Car Index - World's largest automobile encyclopedia.
- Car Makes - A list of most popular car makers.
- Vehiclebook.net - A list of 900+ car brands with over 40.000 models.
- Car Brand Names - A list of most popular car brand names.
- Automobile Manufacturers - Provides a list of notable automobile manufacturers,
including companies that are in business as well as defunct manufacturers.
- Current Automobile Manufacturers - Provides
a list of automobile manufacturers arranged in alphabetical order with the year of foundation.
- Current Automobile Manufacturers by Country - Provides
a list of current automobile manufacturers with the year of foundation nd countries' best-selling cars.
- European Automobiles - Shows every European automobile ever made by country, according to its manufacturer.
- Western European Automobile Manufacturers - Provides
a list of current and defunct Western European automobile manufacturers.
- Timeline of Motor Vehicle Brands - Provides
a list of car brands showing every brand or car
model name.
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Chrysler - With a combined history of over 200 years, Chrysler is at its inception,
a leading automotive, transportation and services company, with its car, truck, train, aerospace and financial services businesses all ranked at
or near the top of their respective industries.
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Daimler AG with its businesses Mercedes-Benz Cars, Daimler Trucks,
Daimler Financial Services, Mercedes-Benz Vans, and Daimler Buses, is a globally leading producer of premium passenger cars and the largest
manufacturer of commercial vehicles in the world.
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Dodge - Dodge is a United States-based brand of automobiles, minivans, sport utility vehicles,
and pickup trucks, manufactured and marketed by Chrysler Group LLC in more than 60 different countries and territories worldwide. Founded as the Dodge Brothers Company
in 1900 to supply parts and assemblies for Detroit’s growing auto industry, Dodge began making its own complete vehicles in 1914. The brand was sold to Chrysler Corporation in 1928.
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Ford - The Ford Motor Company founded by Henry Ford in 1903.
Ford owns Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury brands, Volvo Cars of Sweden, and a small stake in Mazda of Japan and Aston Martin of England.
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General Motors - The world's largest automaker, has been the global industry sales leader for 75
years. Founded in 1908, GM today employs about 327,000 people around the world. With global headquarters in Detroit, GM manufactures its cars and trucks in 33
countries.
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Honda - Honda built its name in the automotive industry with a philosophy of reliable and high quality cars.
It is maintaining an international viewpoint, and remaining dedicated to supplying products of the highest efficiency yet at a reasonable
price for worldwide customer satisfaction.
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Hyundai - Hyundai Motor Company was established in 1967, produced a succession of new models in 1998, starting with the
EF Sonata and XG have earned Hyundai the highest accolades in the international automotive press and sustained exports combined with favorable export conditions
have partially offset loss experienced in the domestic market.
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Isuzu - Isuzu Motors Limited has been in business for over 80 years, building everything from Troopers to Commercial
Vehicles to Power Train. Beyond production, Isuzu Fleet Sales is their way to help the success of every business.
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Jaguar - Jaguar Cars Ltd., better known simply as Jaguar is a British luxury car manufacturer,
headquartered in Coventry, England. It has been a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Indian company Tata Motors Ltd. since March 2008 and is operated as part of the Jaguar Land Rover
business. Jaguar originally made motorcycle sidecars before switching to passenger cars.
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KIA - Kia Motors is the South Korea's second largest automobile manufacturer with headquarters in Seoul, South Korea, owned by the Hyundai Kia Automotive Group.
Kia started selling cars and trucks in select U.S. markets since 1994.
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Lexus - Lexus is the luxury vehicle division of Japanese automaker Toyota Motor Corporation.
First introduced in 1989 in the United States, where Lexus has ranked as the highest-selling maker of luxury cars, as of 2006 Lexus vehicles are sold in 68 countries
and territories worldwide. It is the most luxury vehicles with a reputation for a quiet, well-crafted cabin, a plush ride and commendable performance
from powerful, nearly silent engines.
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Lotuscars - Lotuscars is a British manufacturer of sports and racing cars based at Hethel, Norfolk, England.
The company designs and builds race and production automobiles of light weight and high handling characteristics. It is currently owned by Proton, the Malaysian
carmaker, who took Lotus over in 1994 on the bankruptcy of its former owner Bugatti.
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Mazda - Mazda Motor Corporation is a Japanese automotive manufacturer.
Mazda annually produced over 1.3 million vehicles for global sales. The majority of these were produced in
the company's Japanese plants, with the remainder coming from a variety of other plants worldwide.
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Mercedes - Mercedes-Benz is a German manufacturer of luxury automobiles, buses, coaches, and trucks.
It is currently a division of the parent company, Daimler AG (formerly DaimlerChrysler AG), after previously being owned by Daimler-Benz. The Mercedes automobile was first marketed
in 1901 by Daimler Motoren Gesellschaft. The first Mercedes-Benz brand name vehicles were produced in 1926.
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Mitsubishi - Mitsubishi is a Japanese conglomerate consisting of a range of autonomous
businesses which share the Mitsubishi brand, trademark and legacy. Mitsubishi Motors, the 6th largest Japanese auto manufacturer, reached 1.3 million
cars of total production in 2007.
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Nissan - Nissan is a Japanese conglomerate consisting of a range of autonomous
businesses which share the Nissan brand. It formerly marketed vehicles under the "Datsun" brand name and is one of the largest car manufacturers in the world.
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Pontiac - Pontiac was a brand of automobiles first produced in 1926, and
sold in the United States, Canada, and Mexico by General Motors (GM). On April 27, 2009, GM announced that it would phase out the Pontiac
brand by the end of 2010 and focus on four core brands in North America: Chevrolet, Cadillac, Buick, and GMC. GM built the last Pontiac for the U.S.
market on November 25, 2009. As a well-know car produced by GM, from the latest accolades to events in the GM community, and from car experts to
all-new vehicle launches, Pontiac is a lovely car of America.
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Rolls-Royce - Rolls-Royce is the most well-know luxury automobiles based in England.
Most Rolls-Royce branded automobiles' prices are started at about £250,000.
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Saab - The Saab Automobile division was based in Trollhättan, Sweden. The first car was the Saab 92001 on
10 June 1947. The company soon developed a reputation for safe and reliable automobiles, with a notable competition history. Saab built dynamic cars which
offer superior driver control by combining high performance with outstanding safety.
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Saturn - Saturn LLC is a subsidiary of General Motors Company, established on January 7, 1985. Saturn
operated outside the GM superstructure for a time, with its own assembly plant in Spring Hill, Tennessee, unique models, and a separate retailer network.
In September 2009, General Motors announced that it expected to shut down Saturn by October 2010. All new production has been halted as of October 1, 2009.
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Subaru - Subaru is the automobile manufacturing division and brand name of Japanese
Fuji Heavy Industries (FHI). Subaru is internationally known for their use of boxer engines in most of their vehicles above 1500cc as well as their
prepotency of the all wheel drive drive train layout, which became standard in most international markets. Fuji Heavy Industries, the parent company of Subaru, is
currently in a partnership with Toyota Motor Corporation, which owns 16.5% of FHI.
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Toyota - Toyota is a multinational corporation headquartered in Toyota City, Aichi and in Tokyo, Japan,
and the world's largest automaker by sales. The company was founded by Kiichiro Toyoda in 1937. Three years earlier,
in 1934, while still a department of Toyota Industries, it created its first product, the Type A engine, and, in 1936, its first passenger car, the Toyota AA.
Toyota also owns and operates Lexus and Scion brands.
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Volkswagen - Volkswagen is an automobile manufacturer and mobility
organization based in Wolfsburg,
Lower Saxony, Germany. It is the pioneer brand within the Volkswagen Group, which contains the car brands Audi AG, Bentley Motors Limited, Bugatti Automobiles S.A.S.,
Automobile Lamborghini S.p.A, SEAT, Škoda Auto and heavy goods vehicle manufacturer Scania AB. In November 2009, Volkswagen-Porsche overtook Toyota to become the world's largest
car manufacturer in terms of production, as the German group benefits from state-backed stimulus packages around the world.
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Volvo - Volvo was incorporated in 1915 as a subsidiary of AB SKF, a Swedish ball bearing manufacturer,
the auto manufacturer was officially founded on 14 April 1927, when the first car rolled out of the factory in Hisingen, Gothenburg. The first series produced Volvo automobile,
the Volvo ÖV 4, left the factory on 14 April 1928 which became the official date for the founding of Volvo. In 1999 Volvo sold its car division Volvo Cars to Ford for $6.45 billion.
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History, Guides & Tips |
- Automobile History
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- Tesla History Through the Years, Important Moments, Milestones
- History of Tesla
- History of Tesla: Timeline and Facts
- History of Tesla: Timeline and Facts | The Street
- History of Electric Cars
- History of the Electric Vehicle
- History and Future of the Electric Car
- History of the Pickup Truck
- History of Sports Cars
- History and Pictures of the 1950-1957 Chevrolet Bel Air
- History, Pictures and Facts of Cars in 1960s & 1950s
- History of General Motors: Timeline and Facts.
- The History of the Electric Car | Department of Energy
- The History of the Presidential State Car
- The Ultimate History of British Car Advertising in the 20th Century
- The U.S. Presidential Car - History and Models
- Sports Car History, Design & Fun Facts
- Automotive Industry: History, Developments, & Facts
- Benz Patent Motor Car: The First Automobile (1885–1886)
- The First Car – A History of the Automobile
- Check Vehicle History and VIN Check (Free)
- Using VIN Numbers to Check Car Accident History
- Free VIN Check vs. Free Vehicle History Report
- New Car Buying Guide
- Do Teslas Break Down a Lot? A Guide to Tesla Reliability
- EV Buying Guide | Edmunds
- Car Shopping Guides | J.D. Power
- Car and Driver Buyer's Guide
- Car Buying Guide for New and Used Vehicles.
- New Car Models Guide 2021 - 2020
- The Ultimate Car Buyer's Guide 2019 - 2018 -
2017
- New Car Buyer's Guide (2019)
- A Complete Buying Cars Guide 2018 - 2017
- Teen Drivers: A Beginner's Guide.
- A Beginner’s Guide to Driving Stick Shift: An Animated Visual Guide.
- Auto Insurance Claims: Step-By-Step Guide & Advice.
- A Guide to Wet-Weather Driving Techniques.
- Green Vehicle Guide
- Guide for First-Time Car Buyers
- Guide for First-Time New-Car Buyers.
- Guide to Car Reliability | Consumer Reports
- Guide to the Insurance Claims Process after a Car Accident.
- Guide to the Most Expensive Cars in the World
- The Ultimate Guide to Ideal Classic Cars
- A Beginner’s Guide to Buying and Racing RC Cars
- Find the Right Car - Decision Guide
- Compact Car Buyer's Guide.
- Midsize Sedan Buyer's Guide.
- Pickup Truck Buyer's Guide.
- Compact SUV Buyer's Guide.
- New Truck Buyer's Guide | Autoweek
- Do Teslas Break Down a Lot? - A Guide to Tesla Reliability
- An Idiot's Guide to the Confusing New BMW Line-Up.
- The Complete Geek's Guide to the BMW Range.
- BMW 3 Series: The Ultimate Buyer's Guide.
- Buyer's Guide: BMW E46 3 Series.
- BMW M3 Buyer's Guide.
- BMW Art Guide.
- BMW Mobile Apps: BMW Driver's Guide.
- BMW Technology Guide: A-Z.
- BMW Technology Guide: Overview.
- BMW Technology Guide: iDrive.
- Luxury Car Brand Guide: Which Automaker Owns Who
- Tesla Buying Guide: Comparing Model 3 vs Model S and Model X
- Best Luxury Car Buying Guide
- Used Luxury Car Buying Guide
- Mercedes-Benz C-Class Buyer's Guide
- Mercedes C-Class: The Ultimate Buyer's Guide.
- Mercedes-Benz C-Class Used Car Buyer's Guide.
- Audi Car Buying Guide.
- Latest Car News, Studies, Guides & Tips.
- Car Buying Guide: Tips and Tricks to Save
- Tesla Car Tips, Tricks and Reviews
- Tesla Road Trip Tips & Tricks
- New and Old Cars - Car Buying Tips and Car Reviews.
- New Car Buying Tips & Advice.
- Car, Auto & Vehicle News - Tips and Advice - Buying Tips
- Compare Prices on Lexus Exhaust Tips.
- Important Tips to Know Before Buying a Used Lexus Car.
- Buying Used Mercedes-Benz - Tips, Advice, Pros and Cons.
- Criteria to Consider When Buying Your Next Mercedes.
- Top Tips for Buying a Car (Video)
- Tips to Avoid Drinking and Driving on Your Wedding Day.
- Tips You Can Use to Buy a Better Car, Saving Money Will Be Back in Vogue!
- Tips for Buying Used Luxury Vehicles.
- Tips for Buying New Lexus.
- Tips for Selling Car Online.
- Tips for Buying a New Car: An Ultimate Guide for New Car Buyers
- Tips for Buying a Used Rental Car.
- Tips for Driving in Snow.
- Tips for Driving in the USA
- One Tech Tip: Protecting Your Car from the Growing Risk of Keyless Vehicle Thefts
- Dealer Fees, Haggling Tips, Scams to Avoid.
- Negotiating Tips and Car Dealer Tricks.
- Used Car Buying Tips
- Classic Cars News & Tips.
- Safe Driving Tips and Advice.
- Driving Learner Tips.
- Driving Test Tips.
- Driving Tips in Winter.
- Driving Safety Tips to Help Avoid Accidents.
- Driving Safety Tips
- Summer Driving Tips.
- Winter Driving 101: Safety Tips for Fighting Flurries and Battling Blizzards.
- Winter Driving Tips | AAA
- Winter Driving Safety Tips.
- Winter Driving Advice & Tips.
- Winter Driving Preparedness Tips.
- Car Safety Tips for Safe Driving.
- Safe Driving Tips.
- Car Driving Tips: Getting the Big Picture.
- Car Driving Tips for Beginners.
- Car Insurance Tips
- Car Insurance Tips & Resources
- Cars - Tips & Advice.
- Car Accident Claim Tips - A Practical Guide to Auto Claims.
- Car Buying Tips and Advice.
- Buying Car Insurance Tips
- Fresher Drive Smartly: Car Driving Tips for Beginners.
- Automotive Advice for Women
- 5 Tips for Buying a Luxury Car.
- 5 Tips for Buying a Used Audi.
- 5 Tips to Improve Gas Mileage.
- 5 Top Tips When Buying a Used Electric Car.
- 5 Tips for Driving in the Fog.
- 5 Tips to Help Increase Gas Mileage.
- 6 Fun Facts About Cars Through History
- 6 Little-Known Driving Tips That Could Save Your Life.
- 6 Tips How to Save on Car Insurance.
- 7 Tips for Buying an Electric Vehicle.
- 7 of History's Most Famous Motorcycle Accidents (video)
- 8 Important Tips for Buying a Used Luxury Car.
- 9 Essential Tips for Buying an Electric Car
- 10 Fuel Saving Tips.
- 10 Driving Tips for Beginners (Driving License Tips)
- 10 Tips to Save on Car Insurance
- 10 Tips for Buying Auto Insurance
- 10 Tips for Safer Winter Driving.
- 10 Tips for Boosting Your Electric Car's Range.
- 10 Insider Tips for New Car Buying
- 10 Top Winter Driving Tips for Driving in Snow and Ice
- 10 Top Driving Tips
- 12 Tips for Driving in a Whiteout.
- 12 Tips for Negotiating With a Car Dealer
- 12 Tips for New Drivers.
- 15 Tips and Ideas for Cutting Car Insurance Costs.
- 15 Essential Tips to Get the Best Deal Buying a Car.
- 16 Life Saving Driving Tips for Beginners.
- 18 Tips to Save Money on Car Insurance
- 19 Easy and Basic Car Driving Tips for Beginner
- 20 Tips for Buying a Used Car
- 20 Top Safe Driving Tips.
- 23 Insanely Easy Tips and Tricks for Car Drivers.
- 30 Best Car Buying Tips.
- 34 Secret Car-Buying Tips Your Dealer Won’t Tell You
- 59 Tips, Hints, and Tricks to Being a Better Driver.
- 87 Car Facts, Trivia, and History
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