BLBeth Livesay

1. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Beth Livesay

   Do Atlanta drivers really need all-wheel drive? (opens the original)

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   Picture this: you’re shopping for a new car and come across two SUVs on the lot. One has all-wheel drive and the other does not. The one with AWD costs significantly more money. For the average Atlanta driver, is AWD worth paying for? All-wheel drive is a vehicle system that sends engine power and torque to all four wheels as needed. There are benefits to having AWD on your vehicle. It can help get you moving when traction is poor by sending power to wheels that have better grip on loose, snowy

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2. Article · Aug 22, 2026 · Beth Livesay

   Trading down: Why some drivers are choosing smaller, cheaper cars again (opens the original)

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   Everything is getting more expensive, and that includes automobiles. Vehicles have also gotten larger over time. But bigger isn’t always better, and it certainly isn’t always cheaper, leading some buyers to return to smaller vehicles with lower price tags. With new car prices averaging close to $50,000, the desire for a cheaper car is understandable. When broken down by segment, this usually means a smaller car is cheaper. According to Kelley Blue Book, a new compact car averaged $27,904 in July

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