National Motorists Association Blog

There aren’t many new cars that really stand out anymore — in part because there aren’t many new cars for sale anymore. A tsunami of crossovers have replaced most of them. So what to do if you don’t want one of those? If you want something that stands out from the herd? A Mini might […]

Describing any vehicle that stickers for $77,635 to start as a “bargain” sounds a little like describing a 30-45 minute wait for a charge as “fast.” But then, everything’s relative. And relative to its chief rival — the Cadillac Escalade, which stickers for $79,295 to start and comes standard with 20 fewer horsepower and 1,000 pounds less towing capacity […]

Volvo — as everyone knows — is a Swedish brand. What many do not know is that it is owned by the Chinese and that “Swedish” cars like the S90 are also made in China. So, is it still a “Volvo”? What It Is The S90 is Volvo’s largest and top-of-the-line luxury sedan. Technically, it is Geely Motors’ largest and top-of-the-line luxury […]

It’s interesting that the first electric vehicles of the modern era weren’t trucks — which have a lot more room than cars do for batteries. This matters because electric vehicle batteries take up a lot of space — which means less of that for people and stuff in an electric car. In the case of the F-150 Lightning, the […]

Fiat stopped selling cars in the United States last year — but there’s still an Italian-brand car you can buy here (other than a Ferrari). It’s the Giulia — one of two Italian cars made by Alfa Romeo. Of course, it being Italian — and so something different — is only one reason to consider buying […]