My colleagues have shared a joke for years now. We get letters from consumers outlining their needs in a quest for some inside help on what they should purchase. Every single note ends with, "but I don't want minivan." And without exception, most of us write back and say, "You need a minivan." Can we show them — the minivans — some love?

Two proposed laws targeting antique and classic cars are making headlines in two U.S. states right now—one that’ll make owners happier, and another that undoubtedly will not.

Whether one subscribes to the notion YOLO, Treat Yo Self, or some other term of indulgence, there’s little argument that the luxury SUV segment has exploded in recent years. And why not? If the budget allows, popping for a ride with features one has always coveted can be a great reward. Hey, there are worse ways to spend money.

In the summer of 1967 Sonny Friesen custom ordered a dark moss green Ford Mustang GT coupe with a K Code high performance 271 horsepower V8 engine driving through a four-speed manual transmission. Earlier that year, his new Frost Turquoise 1967 Mustang powered by a 225-horsepower engine with an automatic transmission had been rear ended and poorly repaired at the dealership.

Back in 2018, Lexus recalled a number of vehicles due to a crack that could develop on the cover of the high-pressure fuel pump. This time around, the issue is with the low-pressure fuel pump. According to