Gilbert Smith

2 days ago | carbuzz.com | Gilbert Smith

The early 2000s were a pivotal time for the American automotive market. This was the era of the crossover, when minivans were falling out of style, station wagons were a distant memory, and the small-to-medium-sized SUV that handled like a car was all the rage. Whether you were a bachelor making the morning commute or a new parent hauling the kids to school, the sports utility vehicle did everything you needed a car to do.

2 days ago | carbuzz.com | Gilbert Smith

If you were watching WrestleMania 41 this last weekend, two major stars of the show were not the wrestlers inside the ring, but the cars outside it. And no, we're not talking about the four-wheeler that Stone Cold Steve Austin crashed into the barricade before attempting to make a headcount of all 65,653 fans in attendance and chugging a half dozen beers.

2 days ago | carbuzz.com | Gilbert Smith

Alfa Romeo is a brand that some of us don't even bother daydreaming about. It's not that these cars are prohibitively expensive. The price point for something like a $45k Alfa Romeo Giulia sedan is actually quite reasonable for what you're getting. But still, an Alfa Romeo is a premium car that that still costs a lot more than the average new Camry, and the MSRP may fall just outside of what you're willing to spend on something you'll only take out on the weekend.

3 days ago | carbuzz.com | Gilbert Smith

Tesla Tesla, Inc. is an American electric vehicle manufacturer largely attributed to driving the EV revolution. Through the Model S and subsequent products, Tesla has innovated and challenged industry conventions on numerous fronts, including over-the-air updates, self-driving technology, and automotive construction methods.

3 days ago | carbuzz.com | Gilbert Smith

According to statistics, air travel tends to be safer than traveling by road. That's a difficult concept to wrap your head around, right? If you're over the age of 34, says a new study from JW Surety Bonds, you find flying more stressful than driving. On the other hand, younger drivers, those between the ages of 25 and 34, actually find driving - whether in a Honda Civic or a Mercedes-Benz S-Class - more stressful than flying.