Photo Source/Copyright: Mitsubishi You are aware of the daily reality of erratic tropical weather if you drive in Davie, Florida. The pavement is dry one minute, and then a sudden downpour transforms well-known routes into slippery, dangerous places where hydroplaning and skidding are a constant menace. In this tough environment, your car needs more than
Photo Source/Copyright: Volkswagen Prepare yourself, Fort Pierce—the SUV that perfectly combines our Florida way of life with German engineering has undergone a total makeover. With the arrival of the 2026 Volkswagen Tiguan, the standards for what constitutes a small SUV are being redefined. The new Tiguan transforms every journey, from a trip to Jetty Park
Photo Source/Copyright: Stellantis The Hurricane Engine Advantage: Where Power and Efficiency Collide The most exciting development for 2025 is the amazing **3.0-liter Hurricane Twin-Turbo Inline-Six engine**, which will replace the iconic Hemi. This powerhouse greatly increases efficiency while delivering blazing performance. Drivers in South Florida have access to two powerful outputs: a High Output (HO)
Photo Source/Copyright: Kia Miami’s sun-drenched avenues and lively streets necessitate a car that combines substance and style. Drivers looking for modern amenities, outstanding value, and a car that can easily handle city living are increasingly choosing Kia lease packages in Miami, Florida. It’s hardly surprising that local customers are swarming to Miami Lakes Automall to
Photo Source/Copyright: Mitsubishi Proactive do-it-yourself maintenance is essential for Coral Springs, Florida Mitsubishi owners. Maintain control over the condition of your car, keep your ride smooth, and save money over time. Florida Roads’ Top 5 Do-It-Yourself Mitsubishi Maintenance Tips 1. Do-it-yourself Mitsubishi upkeep Coral Springs: Make Your Oil Change on Time The performance of your
VW Taos – Photo Source/Copyright: Volkswagen Picture the excitement in the air as you and your two companions cram themselves into a shiny 2025 Volkswagen Taos in Monterey Blue Pearl. The crew is prepared for a road trip adventure now that spring has finally arrived in South Florida with warmth and brilliant color. The Taos
Photo Source/Copyright: Stellantis For more than ten years, Chrysler’s 3.6-liter Pentastar V-6 engine has been a mainstay, powering everything from muscle cars to minivans. Some are doubting the Pentastar’s continued importance in 2025 in light of the introduction of the new Hurricane engine. Is it still relevant to Chrysler’s lineup, or is it out of
Florida License Plates — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Image by: Lutsenko_Oleksandr A few additional specialty plates were added to Florida’s repertoire back in October by a new statute. However, certain plates have had to be discontinued even as so many new ones are being made accessible to drivers in Florida. Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
Photo Source: Stellantis In anticipation of its 2024 SEMA Show debut, Mopar recently unveiled a second fascinating concept car. There was a lot of enthusiasm surrounding this announcement from a corporation with a long history of innovation in the automobile industry. Mopar has grown into a major force in the world, known for its superior
Dodge – Photo Source: Stellantis Dodge unveiled a second Hellcat-powered Durango for 2025, despite the fact that the model was meant to be phased out of the Dodge lineup after the 2023 model year. Driven by the 6.2-liter Hellcat engine, which Dodge has promised to stop producing after 2023, the family-friendly Durango SRT Hellcat Hammerhead