Monthly Archives: September 2011

According to U.S. News and World Report, the 2011 edition of the Nissan Altima Hybrid will be the last one on the market. It was introduced in 2007 and was only sold in nine states. However, the reviewers praise its … Read More

Among large affordable cars, the Impala is a bit of a stinker. Reviewers complain about its boring exterior, poor interior and bad handling. The reviews do acknowledge that the engine is suitably powerful, but the transmission is antiquated. The 2012 … Read More

The Lamborghini Gallardo comes in three trims, the 2-door Bicolore coup, the Spyder convertible, and the Superleggera coupe. They cost, respectively, $219,800, $224,600, and $237,600. While the Gallardo scores well for styling and driving, it doesn’t do well for daily … Read More

While the Mitsubishi endeavor has decent handling, it doesn’t score well overall. Most reviewers place it near the bottom of affordable midsize SUVs. The Endeavor also scored poorly when it came to reliability. J.D. Power and Associates only rated it … Read More

If you want to get a permit or a driver’s license in South Carolina, you’ll need to pass their written test. While South Carolina doesn’t specifically say what questions will be on the test, they do offer the following guidance. … Read More

When you move to Oregon, you have 30 days to exchange your driver’s license. To exchange your license you must visit a DMV office. Once you are there, you must: • Submit: o A completed driver license application o Proof … Read More

One of the best ways to prepare for your driving test is to know exactly what you will be tested on. Unfortunately, North Dakota does not provide any clues as to what you should expect. However, based on most states, … Read More

New Mexico requires that anyone riding a motorcycle be able to provide proof of financial responsibility. They offer two ways to do that. • A $60,000 surety bond, or cash, left with the state treasurer’s office • Purchasing liability insurance … Read More

If you are 16 years old and seeking a driver license in Nevada, you must go through the Graduated Driver License (GDL) program in place in that state. The first step to getting your license is to get a learner’s … Read More

Some states require that anyone seeking a motorcycle license take a motorcycle safety or training course. Other states don’t have a requirement at all. Missouri treads a middle road and only requires that you take a motorcycle safety course if … Read More