The A‑Pillar Problem

Did you ever start to take a turn in a car – thinking the path is clear – and suddenly jam on the brakes because a pedestrian or cyclist appeared out of the ether? The culprit probably is the A‑pillar: the structural post on either side of your windshield. Though it...

A New Deduction with Caveats

The new budget bill which recently was signed into law introduces a tax deduction of up to $10,000/year on interest paid for new auto loans from 2025 through 2028. Here are the highlights:• It only applies to vehicles assembled in the U.S.• It applies whether you...

Are Front Brake Lights a Thing?

Could installing brake lights on the front—and possibly the sides—of vehicles help drivers better anticipate other driver’s actions at intersections? The idea stems from a familiar driving scenario. You’re stopped at an intersection with cross traffic...

Nissan No More

After extension discussions with Nissan about the market north of Boston, North Shore Nissan has permanently closed. It has been our privilege to earn your trust over the years serving Danvers and the North Shore community. And while NSN’s doors are closed, we’re...

Rare-Earth Primer

China’s decision to restrict exports of rare earth elements and magnets is threatening to halt vehicle and auto parts production in the coming weeks.These materials are critical to a wide range of automotive components—from electric motors and sensors to automatic...