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A car's MSRP alone won't tell you how much it'll really cost you. Depreciation, finance fees, insurance, fuel and repairs are other factors to consider, especially if you plan on keeping your vehicle for more than a few years. If you're a budget-minded shopper, Kelley Blue Book's 5-Year Cost to Own Awards are a great way to find out which models will be less of a drain on your pocketbook…

Individuals of a certain stature must consider head and legroom more than your average car buyer. If your height has made it difficult to find the right vehicle, take a recommendation from Tall Clubs International. The all-new Ford Transit Connect Wagon, which just debuted this year, has been endorsed by the organization's group of vertically gifted members.

For tall drivers, the Connect Wagon offers an ample 46.8 inches of headroom and 41.5…

If you expect to transport your family in the sophisticated and sleek Ford Taurus, you’ll be pleased to know about its many safety features. For instance, its available Lane-Keeping System prevents you from wandering across the road by warning you when it happens and then applying steering torque so you get back in line.

Electric Power-Assisted Steering eliminates a hydraulic pump that sucks up engine power by relying on an electric motor. Its speed sensitivity allows it to improve steering feel and correct for irregular roads. 

We think it's important for truck owners to be informed about their vehicles. One of the most crucial things to know is the difference between payload and towing. Knowing the difference between towing and payload capacity can prevent you from damaging your truck.

Payload capacity refers to how much weight the vehicle can hold. This includes the weight of passengers as well as luggage, equipment, and other items. It doesn't solely refer to items in the back of the truck.