National Motorists Association Blog

Just because it’s new doesn’t mean it’s not old. And that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s bad. In fact, it can be very good. But you’d better get it while you still can. What It Is The Dodge Charger is the only remaining full-size American sedan that comes standard with rear-wheel-drive, offers burly V8 engines and […]

One of the secrets about new cars that’s hiding in plain sight is that “compact” sedans aren’t really anymore. They keep growing on the inside, at least. Models like the 2019 Nissan Sentra actually have more room inside than most mid-sized (on the outside) sedans including the Sentra’s just-updated bigger brother, the 2019 Altima. For instance, the Sentra’s […]

In 1979, VW stopped selling the Beetle — at least, in the United States. Uncle would not allow it. The car designed back in the 1930s could not meet the crashworthiness and emissions standards of the ‘70s. Plus, there was a lot of very heavy competition from newer and more modern economy cars from Japan. […]

Is a Three with a four enough? It’s actually more. And in more than one way. The first way is much more power from the rebooted Three’s now-standard 255 horsepower turbo’d four—which used to come standard with 180 horsepower. The second way is more money, but of course. Speed is always a question of money. […]