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Hatchback vs Sedan: Why Hatchbacks Are Actually Better

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Hatchback vs Sedan: Why Hatchbacks Are Actually Better

Buying a five-seat car, but can’t decide whether to go for a hatchback or sedan? Maybe we can help you decide. We’re not going to sugar-coat it – sedans outsell hatchback almost three-to-one, but hatchbacks have certainly grown in popularity over the years. One of the possible reasons for this phenomenon is the fact that sedans are perceived as “cooler-looking,” but let’s be honest here – perception is a terrible indicator of quality. After all, modern hatchbacks really do look nice, while being equally as good as sedans in every other aspect – from performance to interior space and beyond.

But, let’s examine why a hatchback might be a better option than a sedan in more detail… Read More

Pros and Cons of Owning a Solar Car

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Pros and Cons of Owning a Solar Car

As car owners become more and more environmentally conscious about the vehicles they own, it’s only reasonable to ask if you should get an “environmentally-conscious” vehicle, like a solar car. Solar power has always been appealing since relying on a renewable resource like sunlight will undoubtedly save money over time and cut down on the carbon footprint we leave behind while driving fossil fuel-powered vehicles. Read More

Reasons Why Rural and Urban Car Buyers Are So Different

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Reasons Why Rural and Urban Car Buyers Are So Different

Ever wondered why rural dwellers prefer noticeably different cars from their urban counterparts? The cliché is that rural inhabitants prefer trucks and SUVs, while urbanites prefer hatchbacks and sedans. The truth is that rural and urban car buyers live in completely different environments and lead completely different lifestyles, which, of course, means that their automotive needs are completely different as well. Read More

Cars vs. Bicycles: Which One is More Practical? And Where?

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Cars vs. Bicycles

In the battle of cars vs. bicycles, cars are the resounding champions, but bicycles are becoming a preference for many young people. But let’s face it, bike-lovers, automobiles are the most dependable, practical and common means of transportation currently available, no matter how often you rely on your two-wheeler. Regardless of the weather, distance or climb, a car can get you places faster and with greater ease.

That being said, bikes can serve as the active, green and financially responsible option in plenty of scenarios too. With your lifestyle and geographical location in mind, we’ll take a closer look at the advantages and disadvantages of bikes, and see how they stack up against the modern automobile. Read More

How to Gain Confidence and Become Better at Everything (Including Haggling)

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Whether you’re haggling over the price of that new Ford Escape, or making a huge presentation at work, confidence is key to your success. For those that are naturally confident, work and life can be a breeze, but for the rest of the world getting ahead isn’t as easy. Learn how to gain confidence from just a few simple tips, and watch, as the world becomes your oyster. Read More

Why Raising Maximum Speed Limits in Canada is a Bad Idea

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The speed limits for major cities in Canada lie in a gray area, with law enforcers and commuters being keenly aware that few drivers actually obey the rules. Most tend to exceed the speed limit in order to keep up with the flow of traffic. Whether you’re driving a sports car like a Viper or a hatchback like a Yaris, you are probably driving “too fast.” Therefore any vehicle has the potential of violating the limit without firm conviction that they have done anything out of the norm.

And that is what causes frustration for the majority of drivers, especially those that get pulled over.

An ambiguous law or a law enforced without consistency is not only a nuisance, but also a blemish on society. Determining and understanding the thin line between acceptable and criminal is a large step toward mitigating accidents, recklessness and ignorance. But should the speed limit actually be increased? Read More

How to Turn Strangers into Friends with Just a Few Words

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Knowing how to talk to others is an essential skill if you’re looking to get ahead in the world! Whether it’s in a business meeting, haggling with car dealers, or navigating conversation with some new people, the ability to speak well can really come in handy. Don’t feel like you’ve mastered the art of talking just yet? Check out these simple tips that will have you turning strangers into friends in no time. Read More

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