The $10,000 Car Loan Interest Deduction: What It Covers and What It Does Not
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act brought back a deduction for car loan interest, capped at $10,000 through 2028. The eligibility rules eliminate most buyers,
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How Auto Parts Tariffs Are Reshaping Repair Costs and Vehicle Values in 2026
The 25% Section 232 duties on imported parts are now visible in everyday repair estimates. Higher parts costs push more vehicles across the total loss
Lucid Cuts 18% of Its Workforce: What the EV-Only Crisis Reveals About 2026
Lucid cut 18% of its workforce in June 2026, its second round of layoffs in four months. Here’s how that compares to Rivian, Fisker, and
Why Hybrids Are Beating EVs in the 2026 Sales Race
Hybrid vehicles captured 15.9% of U.S. retail sales in July 2026, more than double the EV share of 7%, as the end of the federal
Why Vehicle Condition, Not Category Averages, Drives Diminished Value
New wholesale data shows vehicles priced by individual condition, not category averages. Here’s what that means if you’re fighting a diminished value or total loss
Letter of Representation vs. the Appraisal Clause: Why Your Appraiser Does Not Send One
Insurers sometimes demand a letter of representation to invoke the appraisal clause. The policy never requires it. Here is how to respond and keep moving.