Dodge Ram by Kevauto — CC-BY-SA-4.0 Many truck shoppers out there care about a few particular things when it comes to what truck they’ll buy next: performance, reliability, and towing capacity. Towing capacity isn’t something everyone thinks about, but those that do, tend to want a lot of it. The Dodge RAM 1500 is often hailed as one of the finest modern trucks out there, and a large part of what draws drivers to it is its ability to haul large loads of equipment.

Canva Every new car depreciates in value once it’s driven off the lot—but in the months and years that follow, some cars retain significantly more value than others. Today, that information is more valuable than ever: The resale market in 2020 was more than three times larger than the market for new cars, with 39.3 million used vehicles sold as opposed to 14 million new ones. CoPilot looked to its database of new and used vehicle sales to determine which vehicle models saw the highest average depreciation in 2021.

Ford Ranger by Kevauto — CC-BY-SA-4.0 Although towing capacity can be overlooked by many people when evaluating a new car purchase, it’s the most important thing for some. If you’re interested in hauling a lot of equipment from place to place, you need to know the towing capacity of your vehicle before doing so. You don’t want to walk away from the lot with a car that can barely tow any weight if that’s something you’re interested in, so it’s essential to do research first.

Source: Pixabay Living in New Hampshire, you might already know that vehicle registration works a little differently from most states. While many states have a flat rate registration fee and a one-step registration process, figuring out how much does it cost to register a car in New Hampshire can be a little more complicated. For one thing, New Hampshire has a 2-step registration process since you need to register both with the city you live in and with the state.

Source: Pixabay If everyone had their way, most people would buy a car with cold, hard cash. However, the reality is that not everyone has the luxury of having extra cash lying around. Whether it’s new or used, getting a vehicle is a significant investment that requires serious thought. One of the toughest decisions before you end up in a driver’s seat, is choosing between buying or leasing a car.

Dodge Durango by RL GNZLZ — CC-BY-SA-4.0 The Durango is one of Dodge’s outings in the mid-size SUV game, and it’s a solid competitor in that market. Durangos come with many of the features you’ve come to know and love in other Dodge cars while also having the roomy interior that SUVs are expected to provide. This doesn’t mean that all Durangos are of the same quality, though. If you can get your hands on one, you should try to get a 2019 model because this is the best year for the Dodge Durango.

Source: Pixabay Leasing is an attractive option for those who want convenience, versatility, and a way to save some money. With skyrocketing popularity and growth, dealers and lenders are offering more leasing options, and that’s a good thing. These days, one of the most common questions that people have about this matter is: can you extend a car lease? We’re amid the COVID-19 global pandemic, so, understandably, you’re concerned about the end of your lease.

Photo Credit: Photo Spirit / Shutterstock One of the most dangerous acts a teenager can commit is getting behind the wheel after drinking. Young drivers are already higher-risk than other age groups due to their inexperience, their likelihood of being distracted while driving, and the higher prevalence of dangerous behaviors like speeding or not wearing a seatbelt. When alcohol is added to the mix, many of these issues only become more common and more likely to result in crashes and fatalities.

Photo Credit: Maridav / Shutterstock The spread of COVID-19’s Delta variant has been a significant step backward in the U.S.’s efforts to fight off the coronavirus pandemic. Cases and hospitalizations reached their highest levels since last winter and could rise again this winter, with large portions of the population still unvaccinated and fall’s cooler temperatures and indoor gatherings approaching. In response, many jurisdictions returned to mask requirements, capacity restrictions, and other public health measures to slow the spread of the Delta variant, and individuals are rethinking their own behaviors and preferences to avoid the variant.

Honda Pilot by Kevauto - CC-BY-SA-4.0 Towing capacity isn’t something every person thinks of when deciding whether or not to buy a vehicle, but it is if you want to haul a lot of objects frequently. Many people buy large vehicles, for this reason, making the car’s towing capacity one of the primary factors in deciding whether or not they’ll make the purchase. The Honda Pilot is an excellent choice for a lot of people, and many drivers are looking at towing capacity more than anything else.