Insurance

Modern vehicles collect driving data, often without us realizing, and your insurer might be buying it

A new insurance deal sounds great on paper, but it quietly hands over more data and control than you might expect

A class action lawsuit alleges Toyota quietly monetized driver data through connected car services

A growing number of cars are being totaled, but not for the reasons you might expect after a crash. The real cost comes later

From fake thefts to gym workouts after injury claims, investigators are catching more auto fraud cases than ever in one Canadian province

Tesla proves the Cybertruck is safe for occupants in America, but Europe wants proof it’s safe for everyone else

A new study shows Americans are willing to let AI make their insurance choices, revealing how far trust in algorithms has gone

Endurance Warranty got sued in federal court after customers say expensive service contracts failed to cover repairs

Rivian’s costly repair saga shows how one low-speed dent turned into a massive ordeal after insurance refused to pay the actual bill

Young male drivers in Toronto are being priced off the road by insurance premiums topping $13,000 a year

Most drivers still fail to follow a life-saving rule meant to protect roadside workers, as new data exposes widespread confusion and inaction

State officials allege Tesla repeatedly delayed claims, denied payouts, and ignored warnings from regulators

New data shows road rage is soaring, with 96% of drivers admitting aggressive habits and AAA offering a simple fix

Toyota’s A90 Supra swan song didn’t last long in the hands of whomever bought this example

Higher repair costs make EVs pricier to insure, though a recent study’s methodology raises doubts

Drivers nationwide join lawsuits after jury rules State Farm undervalued totaled car claims