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I love lists like this one, that's why I always include them. Well, insure.com  finally released their famous list of the top 20 least expensive cars to insure of this current year. It's the most useful list (aside from the safety rating one) because who really wants to spend a couple of thousand dollars in insurance... unless the vehicle is a luxury, exotic, or collectible one. Insure.com had the hardest task of all. What they did was compare rates for every make, model and trim level of a car from the top 6 insurance carriers- Farmers, Geico, Progressive, Nationwide, State Farm, and my personal favorite, Allstate. Exotic cars were excluded, but more than 850 vehicles were researched. The averages were based on the following: full coverage for a single, 40 year old male, that drives 12 miles to work each day with the policy limits of 100/300/50 ($100,000 for injury liability for one person, $300,000 for all injuries, and $50,000 for property damage in an accident) and a $500 d...

Last week I returned from my hometown of New York, after attending the 113th annual New York International Auto Show. Although I am very New York, this is my first time attending the show, and it didn't fail to disappoint. I'll put it to you like this: I was in some very great company. Enough of the what I have to say, I want to show off some photos. This is a very heavy photo post.  Toyota brought their Concept Corolla car. I'm not a small car person, but I do love the design of this car.  General Motors took up the entire North Hall.  Yes!!! The Jaguar XF that I want... So gorgeous... Rolls Royce rolled out the all new Rolls Royce Wraith. I don't like the design aspect. Performance wise, I'm sure it's great. But look at it. Rolls Royce in the front, Bentley Continental in the rear. Boxy/bulky in the front, sleek in the rear. I would take a Ghost over the Wraith.  Cadillac brought their ATS....   ... and their CTS Sedan...  ... and my personal favorite, th...