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Jim Gorzelany

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Recent:
  • Unknown
Past:
  • Forbes
  • The Wirecutter

Past articles by Jim:

Is Your Car A Target For Catalytic Converter Theft?

More were stolen last year than was originally reported, with some models being more popular among thieves than others → Read More

These Are The 12 ‘Greenest’ Cars In The U.S. For 2023

But not all of the top-rated models are full-electric rides. → Read More

Here Are The 12 Environmentally ‘Meanest’ Vehicles In The U.S. For 2023

Mother Nature sheds a tear every time one of these villainous vehicles takes to the streets → Read More

Here’s Why Fewer Consumers Are Leasing Cars These Days

More motorists are going in for the long haul these days for a variety of reasons. → Read More

Forget The Market—You Should Have Invested In These Vintage Cars For Maximum Returns

Some of the top performers last year weren’t even especially old or prohibitively expensive. → Read More

Sky-High Used-Car Prices Are Finally Coming Back Down To Earth

The Tesla Model 3 is the biggest loser in this regard, dropping in price by an average 16.8% in recent months. → Read More

These Are The Cities Where Motorists Lose The Most Time And Money Sitting In Traffic

For better or worse, congestion is on the rise with more motorists getting back behind the wheel in the post-COVID era. → Read More

Older Used Cars That Are Now Worth More Than When They Were New

What some people are paying for three- and five-year-old rides is astonishing. → Read More

These Are The Cars Commanding The Highest Markups Over Their Sticker Prices

If you’re looking to strike a deal, you’d better look elsewhere. → Read More

Pandemic Or Not, Vehicle Thefts Are Skyrocketing In These Parts Of The Country

Better make sure your insurance coverage is sufficient if you live in one of the nation’s “hot spots.” → Read More

Labor Day Travelers Switch Off Their Cars’ Safety Systems At Their Own Peril

Today’s advanced driver assist features can help save lives, provided they remain engaged. → Read More

Why Used EV And Hybrid-Car Prices Are Skyrocketing

Apparently you’ve got to spend money to save money. → Read More

These Cars And SUVs Will Be Discontinued For 2023

It’s your last chance to snap up one of these models before they’re relegated to auto graveyard after years of loyal service. → Read More

Has Your Car Been Recalled?

Why risk your passengers’ safety by not taking it in for the required (and free) service? → Read More

Good Luck Finding Any Of These Hot-Selling Cars On Dealers’ Lots

Keeping an open mind and an open wallet are the keys to successful car shopping right now. → Read More

Why Desperate Car Thieves Are Now ‘Drilling’ For Gas

Petty fuel thefts can leave drivers with big repair bills. → Read More

Here Are The Winners And Losers Among The Top-Selling Vehicles In The Pandemic Era

Here how second-quarter sales compare to the same point in time before COVID-19 tossed a monkey wrench into the automotive industry’s well-oiled works. → Read More

How To Tell What Your Car Is Worth—And How To Sell It For Top Dollar

Given today’s unusual auto market, pre-owned vehicles will likely never be worth more than they are now, and astute owners may want to consider cashing out or trading in before values take a dive. Here’s how to tell what your car is worth—and how to sell it for top dollar. → Read More

Is It Better To Lease Or Buy A Car In Summer 2022?

It’s a challenging time to buy a car. Inventories remain low due to manufacturing and supply chain issues, demand is high and prices are skyrocketing. Does it make better sense to lease? A guide to the pros and cons of leasing in summer 2022. → Read More

Why Buying A Hybrid Or EV To Beat High Gas Prices Might Not Make Financial Sense Right Now

Inventory shortages and increased demand is sending prices of the most fuel-frugal models, where they’re still in stock, through the roof. → Read More