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It's a fact that we are keeping our cars longer now, but there are a few different reasons why.  Cars are built to last longer now, and money is so tight that we are all forced to get the most out of our cars. So what is the new standard for when a car officially becomes old?

You can finally go back to pouring extra gas carelessly down the drain!  Flint has the cheapest gas prices in the state!

Parallel Parking is an art form, but is also most peoples biggest fear when driving.  A new study tried to find out just how much people disliked parallel parking, and the answers were very clear. People hate it.

The flying car is almost here and this is what it will potentially look like it's called the PAL-V.  PAL-V stands for 'Personal, Air and Land Vehicle'. If investors step in this will potentially hit the streets in 2014. Which means you have two years to get your pilots license, and around 1 millions dollars.

Google develops a self driving car for blind people giving you a glimpse into the future! Now this can potential turn into one of the greatest technological advances we have made in years if done right, in my opinion. Can you imagine driving cross country with having to pay attention to traffic? I know this is being developed for blind people but hell everybody can use this! I can get in some slee

The question is simple, "If you were going 80 miles per hour, how long would it take you to drive 80 miles?" The answer is not so simple for this woman named Chelsea.

If you've ever been in the situation where you have ran into a parked car with your car, there is always that moment where you think, "Nobody even saw anything." Most normal people with a conscious do the right thing though and find the driver or at least leave a note with their contact information. Most does not mean everyone though as a new study from Market Watch found out.

There are many important questions in life. Why are we here? What’s life all about? If the 1989 Batmobile and the 1966 Batmobile got in a race, who would win? Now, we have an answer, Batman.

The guys over at Mercedes have developed a car that emits zero emissions, so for fun they decided to make it invisible also. I get the concept. Zero emission means the environment won't see it, but to make the car actually invisible!? That's just reckless. And awesome!

YouTube Have you ever pulled into a parking spot with plenty of room only to have someone park so close that you could barely get into your car? That will never have to happen again with the new disappearing door! Seriously, it actually disappears, check it out!

Volkswagen has managed to ride the success of the 'Star Wars Kid' from last years Super Bowl commercial, but this might be a stretch. The earlier combination of dogs and 'Star Wars' was awesome, if you haven't seen it yet check it out here. This one might try a little to hard to link off of the past, and it was pointed out hilariously by a YouTube commenter.

A California couple have used the roofs from 104 junked cars to make up the aluminum siding their two-bedroom home. The home's concrete floors contain fly ash, that they recycled from burning coal, and the walls are made of poplar bark, which used to be considered waste in the furniture industry. So far, their home is winning rave reviews.