HeyJaredKeenan Thompson
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- Aug 31, 2026
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Can You Get Insurance on a $1M Car? Here’s How It’s Done (opens the original)
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Every driver knows how car insurance works. Whenever you get a new vehicle, you need to have it insured to legally drive it on the road in 49 of the 50 states (New Hampshire is the exception). Insurance prices vary depending on where you live. Though many insurance companies offer different rates depending on the vehicle, there are some cars out there that companies won’t consider insuring because of their value. The cost of some vehicles is so high that if they are in a crash, the repair prices
Here are cars still sold in the U.S. that have manual transmissions (opens the original)
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Manual transmissions were once common but now they are very rare to find. Since most drivers prefer automatics, a stick shift is an acquired taste. With most stick shifts remaining only in enthusiast cars and the average person not showing much interest, it doesn't make financial sense for most companies to manufacture them. But there are a few still being built and sold, for those on the lookout. To car enthusiasts, driving a manual is more of an emotional choice than a practical one and for th
Sometimes Tire Pressure Sensors Fail. Here’s How to Handle Them (opens the original)
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See that lit-up exclamation point on your dash? That means one or more of your vehicle tires needs air. But if that light stubbornly stays on even after you visited the air pump, you may have a failing tire pressure monitoring system. Here is why these sensors fail and what you should do when they stop working. TPMS measure tire pressure in two ways, direct and indirect. Direct TPMS use sensors that measure pressure in the tires and send the data to the computer within the vehicle and displays i
Easy DIY car maintenance tips to help your car live a long life (opens the original)
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If you really love your car, you probably want to keep it in tip-top shape for as long as possible. The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says the average age of a car on U.S. roads is almost 13 years old, so many people are doing everything they can to keep their old reliable set of wheels going for well over a decade. Things like regularly changing your oil, taking care of your battery, keeping vehicle fluids full and keeping your windshield covered can help your car survive
Easy DIY Car Maintenance Tips to Help Your Car Live a Long Life (opens the original)
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If you really love your car, you probably want to keep it in tip-top shape for as long as possible. The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says the average age of a car on U.S. roads is almost 13 years old, so many people are doing everything they can to keep their old reliable set of wheels going for well over a decade. Things like regularly changing your oil, taking care of your battery, keeping vehicle fluids full and keeping your windshield covered can help your car survive
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