EV Accessibility Report - Which Global Cities Have the Most EV Chargers?

The electric vehicle’s history can be traced back to the 1830s when Scottish inventor Robert Anderson created a battery-powered carriage using DC motors. By 1890, an American engineer named William Morrison had developed the first commercially successful electric vehicle to be sold in the U.S. market, and by 1914, they were outselling gasoline-powered cars.

The Most Dangerous Times To Drive In America

Sometimes, it’s wise to put the brakes on before you even make it to your car.

The Cheapest and Most Affordable Cities for Used Car Shopping

Used car buyers face a rocky road ahead — but the steepest incline is now behind them.

Which Cars Have the Best and Worst Maintenance Costs Relative to Their Value?

Buying a car is an important decision to make. There are so many factors to consider in whether a vehicle is right for you, from safety to practicality. A Statista consumer survey found that Americans prioritize fuel efficiency, safety and cost when it comes to the auto market, but what about reliability?

The Worst Drivers In The States, According T0 250,000 Motorists

Anyone who has been driving long enough has felt like the lone sane driver in a sea of maniacs. In one study proving our tendency to overestimate our own driving ability, 70.1% of motorists reported that they were better-than-average drivers – a statistical improbability. While it is easy to understand why most drivers may perceive themselves as above average, it is less easy to determine if they are correct. Outside of data on extreme events like car accidents and drunk driving fatalities, there is little data available to assess the day-to-day behaviors of the average motorist – and how they may vary across the country.

The Cities and States Where EV Charging Causes the Most Stress

Human ingenuity knows no bounds: as fast as we can design fabulous new solutions like the electric car, we can invent fabulous new neuroses – like “range anxiety.”

The Most Loved and Hated Car Brands in Every Country

When it comes to buying a new or used car, brand loyalty often plays a factor in making the final decision. Ask any die-hard car enthusiast about their preferred makes and models, and the answers will vary. Some prefer the premium, Autobahn-busting driving experience of a German-branded car. While for others, nothing beats the turn-key (or push-button) reliability and durability of Japanese vehicles.

The Most Dangerous U.S. Cities and States to Drive

The decline in motor vehicle fatalities was one of the great public health achievements of the 20th century. The number of motor vehicle deaths per capita has fallen by more than half in the last 50 years, declining from 26.8 per 100,000 Americans in 1970 to 12.9 per 100,000 in 2020.

Tesla Model 2 | The Tesla Mini Car We Want To See

Which cities have the most pothole complaints?

It’s a war of attrition. Every time your car survives a run-in with a pothole, it takes a little more damage.

Common Scams to Avoid When Buying or Selling a Used Car

Car Sales Fraud: Warning Signs and Basic Precautions

How to Overcome The Difficulties of Getting a Driver’s License With Autism

How to Overcome The Difficulties of Getting a Driver’s License With Autism

How to Make Cars More Eco-Friendly and Sustainable

Sustainable Car Ownership: How to Make Your Vehicle Eco-Friendly

Safety Tips for Traveling With Your Pets

Traveling With Pets: Car, Airplane, and General Safety Tips

Veterans' Guide to Driving and Transportation

The Veterans’ Guide to Driving and Transportation Resources

Was your vehicle flooded? Here's what to do before and after the storm

In addition to the many homes and businesses dealing with flooding from Hurricane Harvey, an estimated half a million vehicles will be junked due to flooding in Houston. This is an unprecedented number of vehicles that will overwhelm the wholesale market once insurance companies deem the vehicles a total loss. When the water recedes and they can return to those cars, residents may be unsure what to do next. Should they start it and risk causing further damage or have it towed to a trusted repair shop?

These hauntingly beautiful art pieces bring scrap cars back to life.

At The Clunker Junker we buy cars all across the USA, from Atlanta. GA to Denver, CO. We Americans often think up weird and wonderful ways to re-purpose auto parts, but over in Poland Mariusz Olejnik has taken things to a whole new level. The artist has upcycled old car components, turning scraps of shiny metal into awesome art compositions. The exhibition needs to be seen to be believed: metal figures made entirely from reconstructed cars in a massive warehouse space. Bumpers, brakes wheels — all of these auto parts have been transformed into steel statues. Some are stunning, and others are slightly scary, but all are must-see pieces of modern art.

How much is my junk or broken car worth?

Whether your car needs major repairs or is completely ready to be junked – you can sell your for cash and get a fair price for it if you know what it’s worth. But first, in order to determine your car’s value, you need to know what’s wrong with it. That can seem challenging and expensive if you’re not a mechanic. But the truth is, it’s not hard, and you don’t have to be rich to do it.

A Chat With The Artist- Sharon Zigrossi of Blooming Hubcaps

We get a lot of questions about where the cars end up after our buyers have paid for them and towed them away. Sometimes, our fine four-fendered friends are crushed up into steel squares, other times they’re fixed up and re-sold. Sometimes they’ll be parted out, but what happens to the parts that make no sense to re-sell? Do they just sit on the side of the road or in a junk yard until they disintegrate? Or does someone so awesomely creative it’s mind blowing come along and make their mark?

Seven Insanely Clever and Beautiful Uses for Recycled Junk Car Parts!

Where does your junk car end up after you’ve sold it to TheClunkerJunker.com? While some cars may get spruced up and given a new driveway or garage to call home, others seem to sit in junkyards for a VERY long time. That is, until some crafty people come by and give them new life! The tires that have holes that can’t be patched can become beautiful chandeliers for the hallway. The banged up rims are now wall art for the kitchen.