There are ample details to understand in a vehicle if you want to know your machine inside and out. For those who are unfamiliar with the intricacies of a car, it can be tricky to determine what all the numbers and letters mean. For example, you might see TPM. In the average vehicle, what does TPMS stand for in a car? Every detail matters in a car, especially if you want to know everything you’re getting in your machine.

Some celebrities are low-key and choose to drive the same cars as you and me. Justin Timberlake famously cruises around town in a 2002 Volkswagen Jetta to avoid unwanted attention while going about his day. Billionaire Mark Zuckerberg is often seen driving an Acura TSX. Others, however, swing in the opposite direction and are out and about in rides so lavish that one has to wonder if celebrities really do try to one-up each other.

Source: Pixabay With so many makes, models, and features available, it’s not easy being a car shopper these days. Almost every vehicle on the market is available in a bewildering variety of configurations related to their specs and price points. Most car manufacturers differentiate their car models by assigning a specific combination of letters after the make and model of the vehicle – these are known as trims or trim levels.

Source: Pixabay When driving, you may have noticed a button labeled “VSC” or seen a light on your dashboard with these letters. But what does “VSC” mean on a car? It’s a common question among drivers, and the answer is more than just a technical term. It’s a feature that plays a vital role in your vehicle’s safety and control. In this post, we’ll explore what “VSC” stands for, its function, and why it’s an essential feature in modern cars.

Source: Pixabay Funny how a tiny icon showing up unannounced on your dash can cause so much dread. Somehow you know those little warning lights of doom mean there’s something wrong with your car, and you may have to make unscheduled visits to your mechanic. One warning light most people don’t want to see on their dash is the ABS light. It has something to do with your vehicle’s braking system, so it’s not an issue you can afford to ignore.

Source: Pixabay When you are in the market for a used car, finding out the vehicle’s history becomes crucial for the purchase process. One of the most apparent indicators of a vehicle’s history is its title status. So what does a clean title mean? What about a salvage title? And why does it matter? Read on to learn more about clean, salvage, and rebuilt titles. What Does A Clean Title Mean?

Source: Pixabay Most people are familiar with the basic functions of a car. After all, even if you don’t drive yourself, you’ve probably been in a car and seen how they work. But, even experienced drivers can sometimes be confused when they see an M on the gear shift. After all, most gears are named after numbers, and even the ones that aren’t, drive, reverse, and neutral, don’t start with an M.

Photo by Gustavo Fring via Pexels While it’s common to simply return a car to the leasing company when your lease is up, it’s not always the best option. In 2021, shortages related to COVID-19 made used car prices spike significantly, which means that it’s very likely that your leased vehicle is worth more than your remaining buyout amount. Should you trade in your leased vehicle?  No, not without checking the value of your leased car first.

Honda Pilot by Kevauto — CC-BY-SA-4.0 The Honda Pilot is considered by many to be one of the premier midsize SUVs on the market currently. It has gained this reputation with its combination of a roomy interior, smooth ride, polished refinement, and reliability. With the third row down, and especially with the second row down, the Pilot has a cavernous cabin with tons of storage space. Then with the seats up, you have room for up to seven or eight passengers, even if they’re adults.

This image depicts the 2024 Cadillac XT6. The Cadillac XT6 is a luxurious mid-size SUV, providing an excellent combination of fashion and versatility for the driver with the appearance in mind. It’s been around since 2019, so it hasn’t had too long of a lifespan thus far. However, it’s been popular enough to garner a model for the 2025 year on the market. Before rushing into an investment in any vehicle like the 2025 Cadillac XT6, it’s vital to know what you’re spending your money on.