Author: James Kennedy
Should You Keep a High-Mileage Ford F-150 or Buy a Newer One? A 150,000+ Mile Guide
If your Ford F-150 has crossed 150,000 miles, it is natural to start wondering whether you should keep driving it or trade it for something newer. At 165,000 miles, 180,000 miles, or even 200,000 miles, however, the odometer alone does not answer that question. A well-maintained high-mileage F-150 with a healthy drivetrain and solid frame… read more
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Is It Worth Trading a Gas Guzzler for a Sporty Used Car? Surprisingly, Yes
A paid-off older vehicle can be cheap to own, but poor fuel economy changes the equation when you drive a lot. Consider an older truck, SUV, or other gas guzzler worth about $5,000 that averages only 13 MPG. If you drive 20,000 miles per year and gasoline averages $6 per gallon, could trading that inefficient… read more
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Ram RHO vs. TRX vs. Ford Raptor: Which Performance Truck Is Best?
The Ram 1500 RHO, Ram 1500 TRX, and Ford F-150 Raptor all follow the same basic formula: take a full-size pickup, give it serious power, widen the body, add long-travel suspension, and build it to handle terrain that would punish a normal truck. But these three trucks approach that formula very differently. The Ram RHO… read more
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Every New Station Wagon You Can Buy in 2026–2027, Ranked by MPG
Updated September 2026 | U.S.-market vehicles | EPA fuel-economy estimates American station-wagon buyers have fewer choices than ever for 2026 and 2027. Volkswagen, Buick, Jaguar, and several other manufacturers have left the segment, while Volvo and Porsche are discontinuing their remaining U.S. wagons after the 2026 model year. The remaining selection is almost entirely made… read more
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Every SUV Ranked by MPG: Simplified Comparison (2025-2026)
Every SUV Ranked by MPG: Gas, Hybrid, Diesel, and PHEV Compared (2025-2026) SUVs + Fuel Economy Every SUV Ranked by MPG: Gas, Hybrid, Diesel, and PHEV Compared (2025-2026) Updated September 2026 | EPA/DOE fuel-economy estimates SUV fuel economy now varies dramatically by size and powertrain. The most efficient hybrids can return well over 40 MPG,… read more
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