The average Wyoming driver drives 24,000 miles per year. No other state is remotely close to that. Vermont is in second place with 13,000 miles per year. By contrast, drivers in Rhode Island drive the least amount at 9,900 miles per dear. Read this at CowboyStateDaily.com.
Wyoming automotive writer Aaron Turpen writes, “By mid-July, most manufacturers will be offering heavy incentives to buy new. If you’re looking to buy, this summer might be your chance to get past some of those high prices that might have made you wince.” Read about it at CowboyStateDaily.com.
Recently, I went to East High to talk to an AVID class about what I do for a living. Being a class full of teenagers, none of them were particularly interested when I, a middle-aged guy with a “get off my lawn” beard and “I don’t like haircuts” style got …
Wyoming automotive columnist Aaron Turpen test drove a Mercedes-Benz EQE, a BMW i4, and a Genesis GV60. He charged them all at the Electrify America chargers at the Target parking lot in Cheyenne. He was less than impressed. Read about it at Cowboy State Daily.
Not often talked about in the hubbub of automotive is the reliability issue. Currently, most are wondering why the cost of new cars has jumped so much since the pandemic. This distraction has led most of us away from looking at what may be a bigger issue: new car reliability …
There aren’t many sedans left on the market today. The Nissan Sentra remains one of the few truly affordable options outside of the subcompact genre. It’s sized about right, delivers good fuel economy, and has a lot of equipment and comfort for its diminutive price tag. Read the review at …
When tracked by percentage, people with automotive loans in Wyoming are far less likely to get behind or default on those loans than are people in any other state. Wyoming ranks dead last in percentage of auto loans that fall into delinquency. That’s something to be proud of in today’s …
