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Best July Financing Deals

Get the vehicles you want at the best prices we've found

Believe it or not, gas prices are actually down this summer. According to AAA, the average cost for a gallon of regular, unleaded fuel is $3.42. That's down about 25 cents from the average one year ago and about 8 cents from one month ago.

Conquering The Isle Of Man In The 2013 Subaru BRZ

A memorable trip in a truly memorable vehicle

They call it "Mad Sunday" for a reason. Every year, on a Sunday during the famous Isle of Man TT motorcycle race, enthusiasts from all over the world drive the treacherous Mountain Course in cars, buses and motorcycles.

Study: Turn Signal Neglect Now A Serious Safety Issue

Drivers failing to use their blinker has become much more than a mere annoyance

A study conducted by the Society of Automotive Engineers made a rather surprising claim when presented last week in Dayton, Ohio: Turn signal neglect is causing millions of crashes per year and may be more dangerous than distracted driving.

Is Apple Hiring Engineers In China For An Automotive Project?

According to a LinkedIn posting by an apparent representative of HR consulting firm Allegis-BN, Apple is looking to hire an experienced engineer in China for an undisclosed project. The posting asks for a "Supplier Quality Engineer/New Product Integration supervisor with experience in CNC/die casting/stam

Drive A Ferrari For $8 An Hour: Seriously

Shared ownership can significantly reduce the cost of exotic rides

The reality is that the vast majority of us will never be able to afford a Ferrari outright, no matter how badly we want to be behind the wheel of one of the best cars on the planet.

Chevrolet Volt Tops Owner Satisfaction Survey

Consumer Reports finds the plug-in hatchback delights its drivers

Consumer Reports poses a simple question to vehicle owners every year: "Considering all factors (price, reliability, comfort, enjoyment, etc.), would you get this car if you had it to do all over again?"

DeLorean Motor Company Announces Electric DMC-12

If you're going to build an EV, why not do it with some style? The Texas-based DeLorean Motor Company that revived the perennial cult favorite DMC-12 announced that it will be producing an all-electric version of the car for 2013. That's right, the car that got Marty McFly Back to the Future is going green.

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Video: Confused Snake Hitches A Ride Down The Highway

Frightened family continues to drive while the snake slithers along the windshield

Last week, AOL Autos Maintenance Editor Tom Torbjornsen reported on the high incidence of critters like squirrels, chipmunks, ants and even porcupines making a home out of your car. This family in Memphis found that even reptiles find the inside of a vehicle to be a nice shelter.

Man Gets $1,000 Speeding Ticket Trying To Save His Baby

Police had no sympathy for a father driving his family to hospital to avert tragedy

A man in Manitoba, Canada has been given a whopping $1,000 ticket and a suspended driver's license as punishment for speeding to the hospital in order to save the life of his pregnant wife and his unborn child, reported the Winnipeg Free Press.

GM's Chevy Brand Posts Best First Half In A Century

Bailout Shmailout! Why people are snapping up Chevys

It was just two years ago that General Motors was in bankruptcy, and the company worried that the Federal taxpayer bailout required to keep the automaker afloat would sour consumers on Chevys and Cadillacs. But Chevy, GM's largest and most important brand, has posted its best sales performance in 100 years during the first six months of this year.

Video: NBA Star Steve Nash Hawks The Prius and Taunts Elderly Woman

New hilarious Toyota ad shows another side of NBA Star

Recently, Toyota has produced some of the most entertaining commercials in the auto industry. Following up on their hugely successful "Swagger Wagon" campaign for the Toyota Sienna, the Japanese automaker has released a commercial for the Prius hybrid that features Phoenix Suns superstar Steve Nash.

Atlanta Police Wrote Tickets So They Could Take Parking Spots

Officers got cars to move, then took the spots and went to lunch

A local news outlet in Atlanta, Ga., obtained a cell phone video of what appears to be a flagrant abuse of power by local police officers. The video shows two officers forcing drivers that were parked illegally in front of a restaurant to move by issuing tickets. But then, once the cars had been moved, parked in those exact spots and entered the restaurant.

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How To Prevent Vehicle Theft

You may be more prone to them in certain places, but no one is ever safe from car thieves

A vehicle is stolen every 33 seconds in the United States. And many of those thefts could be prevented. That's a pretty sobering thought, especially given that only about 57% of those vehicles end up being recovered. Drivers need to be ever vigilant in protecting their car from thieves.

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Gas Prices Trending Downwards

Fuel currently defying the conventional summer price hike

Though we are right smack in the middle of July, a time of vacationing and road trips for millions of Americans, gas prices are remaining relatively cheap. As of Monday morning, the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline was $3.631, which is up slightly over yesterday's average of $3.627, but is noticeably less than the average one month ago, $3.714.

Road, Not Sky, Presents Biggest Issues For Terrafugia Flying Car

A little over a year ago we reported on the Jetsons-esque Terrafugia Transition flying car. Back in June 2010, the vehicle had just gotten past an important FAA regulatory hurdle that allowed it to be certified in the Light Sports Aircraft category. This was a big deal, no question, but for the past year the law has actually permitted only half of the Terrafugia's function.