Is insurance included with Jetski Curacao rentals?

Is Insurance Included with Jetski Curacao Rentals? Jetskiing in Curacao is an exciting way to explore the island’s crystal-clear waters and scenic coastline. Before booking, many visitors ask, “Is insurance included with Jetski Curacao rentals?” Understanding the insurance coverage offered by rental operators is essential for a safe and worry-free adventure, especially for first-time riders

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Here Are The 10 Most Powerful Manual Cars Available In 2025

Manual transmissions have become an endangered species, and today, they are almost exclusively found in enthusiast-focused models. Exciting machines, such as rock crawlers, rally-inspired sedans, hot hatches, and cutting-edge supercars, still offer a three-pedal setup in front of the driver’s seat. While not all manual transmissions are created equal, we still appreciate every last one.

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Everything To Know About The Four-Cylinder

Toyota engines have become well-known for their reliability over the last few decades, with many still driving in excellent condition today. One such reliable powertrain found in Toyota’s small pickup trucks and the 4Runner in the United States is its 2.7-liter inline-four-cylinder. Not every 2.7L Toyota engine is the same, though. Toyota Founded August 28,

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Gas Prices Are Plummeting In America

Call us old-timers, but we remember when you could buy a Whopper for less than two bucks. Now, the burger alone starts at $7 with no fries and no Coke. If that’s not a sign of a troubled American economy, we don’t know what is. On the occasion some good news breaks through the doom

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Do Subarus Hold Their Value And Which Models Are Best

When shopping for a small SUV, two-seat sports car, or nimble hatchback, many buyers might think of Subaru, the brand built around exploration and, in Subaru’s own words, love. Oftentimes, these positive associations and brand image lead to people not wanting to give these cars up, meaning the used Subaru market is red-hot with used

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2000s SUVs Now Selling Above Original Sticker Price

Cars typically depreciate until their value drops so low that it often makes more sense to scrap them rather than sink money into repairs the next time a mechanical issue arises. However, whether it’s nostalgia, currency devaluation, buyers tired of ever-increasing technology in cars, or simply a combination of factors, some vehicles from the 2000s

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Which Brand Should Get Your Money

Believe or not, but Americans have a fondness for Japanese vehicles, and Mazda and Subaru stand out as brands that offer reliable and versatile vehicles. Both automakers come to market with different approaches, yet aim to draw customers in with honest vehicles underpinned by uniqueness. For Mazda, its “zoom-zoom” philosophy focuses on a premium experience

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These Are The Slowest-Selling Cars Of 2025

2025’s fastest-selling cars are dominated by family vehicles, with Toyota and Lexus taking up a majority of the list. It’s harder to spot a pattern when you look at a top-ten list of the year’s slowest-selling cars. You’ll find everything from luxury cars to budget models, covering segments as wide-ranging as electric SUVs and sports

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Forgotten 90s SUVs That Are Suddenly Cool Again

One of the biggest criticisms heaved upon modern SUVs is that they aren’t innovative enough. Designs have become increasingly homogenous, with a focus on comfort and efficiency above all else. It’s not entirely a bad thing, as the situation means you can walk into just about any dealership and find a compelling, polished product. However,

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Affordable Luxury with Top Safety Ratings

Quick Links Quick Facts About The 2006 Lincoln Town Car The 2006 Lincoln Town Car’s Detailed Specs & Features The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) was first founded back in 1970. At the time, the United States government was looking for a way to standardize automotive safety regulations, while also working to reduce the

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Hertz Announces Deal With Amazon To Sell Used Cars Online

Cheap cables, discounted home goods, and now used cars? Rental car giant Hertz has just announced that it will be adding its used vehicles to Amazon Autos, putting its previously-enjoyed used cars, trucks, and SUVs up for grabs alongside products like, well, just about everything. Amazon isn’t exactly new to the auto industry. Beyond every

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Bentley Created Some Seriously Cool Cupholders

Automotive interior design today seems mostly focused on electronics. Companies are obsessed with having the largest, brightest screens, and the most whiz-bang interfaces, from voice to gesture controls. That’s not to say that there isn’t room for improvement with other parts of the interior. Some folks at Bentley, turned their attention to what’s usually one

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From 1 Million Reservations to 40,000 Sales

Do you remember when the Tesla Cybertruck was first getting ready to hit the market back in 2023, and you had to pay a reservation fee to be added to the waiting list? Some people actually made a tidy profit buying and flipping reservations (or to put it less politely, “scalping”), with eBay listings for

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BMW Could Finally Go After The Mercedes G-Class

Despite offering SUV models for a quarter-century at this point (happy 25th birthday, X5), BMW hasn’t really gotten in on the off-roading game like Mercedes-Benz does with its G-Class SUV. That may soon change, however, if a report in Automotive News is to be believed. The outlet claims that the German automaker most famous for

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Slow Left Lane Drivers Could Face Jail Time In Louisiana

American highway etiquette is fairly straightforward. Faster traffic uses the left or “passing” lane for overtaking. Slower traffic keeps to the far right lane. Occasionally, there are issues with “left lane campers” – potentially but not necessarily driving Subaru Foresters – who drive slowly in the left lane. Beyond being annoying, this can cause a

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Tips and Insights for 2025

Quick Links How We Lost The Art Of The American Roadtrip When Nissan pitched us for a weekend getaway with access to travel and financial experts to talk to, I had already been thinking about the subject of road trips. The American road trip has become a bit of a lost art. And that’s despite

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Square Pistons vs. Round Pistons: An Engineering Experiment

We’ve highlighted the guys at Garage 54 a few times for some of their craziest builds and bizarre engineering experiments. With all due respect to the American tuners and hot-rodders squeezing extra horsepower out of crate engines and used Ford Mustangs, these Russian maniacs building whole engines out of chainsaws and screwdrivers, or swapping their

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The First Production Bentley Batur Convertible Is Ready

Bentley’s coachbuilding revival continues. The automaker’s Mulliner division, which can build you almost any Bentley-based model your heart desires, has just completed the first Batur convertible. The stunning ultra-limited car somehow manages to be both bold and subtle at the same time. Its orange accents deliver just the right amount of visual pop, while the

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Rivian Sues Ohio To Sell Cars Like Tesla

One of the ongoing fights in the car industry is between US states and automakers over the automakers being allowed to sell cars directly to consumers. This hasn’t been a particularly large problem for legacy car companies that have large established dealer networks. However, many new companies have gone to a direct-sales model to avoid

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Subaru Impreza vs Toyota Prius

When it comes to getting your hands on a practical runaround, some form of small or medium-sized hatchback is a popular choice. Unlike traditionally popular sedans, which feature a separate loading area that features a trunk lid that lifts on its own without the rear window and protrudes behind the main cabin, hatchbacks instead have

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This Parking System Dates Back Almost 100 Years

Park-assist doesn’t feel like it should be possible, right? It feels like technology from the future. Sensors and cameras so your car can tell you exactly how far you are from the cars in front of you and behind you, down to a fraction of a centimeter? And that’s not even getting into the automatic

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Why Aren’t They Viable Yet?

You remember last year when all those Waymo cars got jammed up in a car park, and they woke up half of San Francisco honking their horns at each other until the crack of dawn? It was one of those incidents that really brings a country together in shared laughter, or at least, everyone who

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8 Of The Highest-Revving Four-Cylinder Sports Cars

While not usually as ear-pleasing as the conventional V12 engine or as commanding as the twin-turbocharged V8 engines we’ve seen in some of Hennessey’s Venom F5 models, the humble four-cylinder has been the core of some of our most beloved vehicles ever made. 2008 Honda S2000 Roadster Engine 2.2L Inline-4 Gas Drivetrain Rear-Wheel Drive Transmission

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Top Deals on High-End Used Cars

Few vehicles combine performance, comfort, style, and advanced tech better for daily driving than a luxury sedan. However, luxury sedans can be one of the most challenging areas in the new car market to find value. New luxury sedans cost a hefty premium. A base model Mercedes S 500 4MATIC Sedan now starts at $117,750.

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From V8 Power to Turbocharged Efficiency

If you’re debating between a highly-proven second-generation Toyota Tundra and the all-new third-generation machine for your pickup truck dollars, you’re in the right place. In its day, a big-displacement V8 helped the Tundra take the fight to competitors like the F-150 and Sierra. The new Tundra is smarter and more powerful, having ditched the V8

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The Lexus LC 500h Is A Rare Hybrid Sports Coupe

Sporty. Rare. Coupe. In the motoring world, these words can get enthusiasts excited. They hint at a car that promises to deliver the immersive and intoxicating driving experience we crave. For example, consider the Lexus LFA, a dedicated supercar that delivers on every level and deserves a place among the greats. The Lexus we are

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Honda Just Jumped Into The Insurance Business

In a masterful feat of vertical integration, Honda will now help its owners (and others) find and secure coverage for their assets. Honda Insurance Solutions is a licensed, 50-state agency that can write policies for cars and motorcycles from any manufacturer, as well as provide home, recreational vehicle, and even pet health. Powered by the

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The 2026 Subaru Ascent Dodged A Tariff Bullet

Despite the looming threat of tariffs (and possibly thanks to its made-in-USA roots in Indiana), the 2026 Subaru Ascent will see a very modest price increase that accompanies some minor trim changes and added standard features. Now starting at $40,795, the latest Ascent is $800 more expensive than the 2025 model, and despite the slightly

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Tesla Model Y Price History: Then And Now

Since the Tesla Model Y was introduced to the brand’s lineup, the all-electric compact SUV has proven to be a popular choice and one of Tesla’s best-selling vehicles; at one point, it was also the best-selling car in the world. Part of why it has been so successful is that it has provided a more

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2026 GMC Canyon Gets A Price Bump With Minor Updates

The GMC Canyon, along with its more mainstream cousin, the Chevrolet Colorado, was given a major redesign in 2023. It now comes with a more rugged look and a new, hardcore AT4X package for those who want to go off-roading with the premium midsize truck. The Canyon lineup continues on with this lineup, including the

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Connecticut Is Going After Slow Left-Lane Drivers

Lane discipline: It’s one of the many things that separates driving in the U.S. from driving in many other countries. Take to the highway in Germany, for example, and you’ll find that in general, the left lane is almost completely empty unless there’s heavy traffic or someone happens to be hitting top speed in a

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Hyundai Ioniq 6 N Won’t Be Much Cheaper Than The 5 N

Probably the biggest reveal during the Goodwood Festival of Speed was that of Hyundai’s. The Korean marque has officially introduced the Ioniq 6 N, just in time for the 10th anniversary of the Hyundai N performance brand. It’s the seventh true N model and the first electric sedan in the performance range. Of course, among

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Why The 2011 Chevrolet Volt Is A Revolutionary Bargain

Electric vehicles are improving all the time, with next-generation models from the likes of Toyota and Hyundai set to eclipse the 500-mile range benchmark thanks to the development of solid-state batteries. The batteries currently used in EVs are made from lithium-ion, which reduces peak range significantly, even if many new examples can reach around 300

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Toyota Wins Big In recent Brand Loyalty Study

Choice is one of the surest signs of a thriving economy, right? Only a healthy economy can support the risk-taking and niche segments that make a wide variety of buying options possible. And, when we’re not doing so hot, choice is one of the first things to go away. How many of your favorite cars

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A Depreciation-Proof Car That’s Worth Every Penny

When Honda took the Fit off the market, following the 2020 model year, it was still selling a respectable 35,000 units annually in its last couple years, but the official story has it that these sales weren’t meeting Honda’s expectations. The Fit sold nearly 50,000 units in 2017, and more than 56,000 units the year

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Best AWD Cars Under $30k

It’s no surprise that half of the best AWD Cars under $30k are Subaru models, since almost every model gets the automaker’s Symmetrical AWD system, including the cheapest Impreza. This is epecially true when considering the list of affordable cars with standard all-wheel drive is rather limited. However, you’re in luck, since Subaru’s cars already

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Fastest Electric SUV Models On Sale Right Now

The electric vehicle (EV) revolution is in full swing, especially when it comes to SUVs. More than that, it is reshaping the way we view performance SUVs in 2025. Though still in small and limited numbers, SUVs are becoming electrified powerhouses, possessing insane speeds controlled by the latest in-vehicle technologies. With this in mind, we

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The 1988 Honda CRX Si Has Exploded In Value

Purchasing a classic car as an investment can be a dangerous business but equally a very lucrative one. The value of a particular model can spike at any moment, which can be disappointing when the model you want suddenly experiences a huge rise in worth before you can save enough to secure one at the

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What Is Juice Jacking, And Should You Be Worried?

Slowly but surely, Americans are starting to adopt electric vehicles as they begin to look past some of the well-publicized worries about cost, range, and battery life. But just as they may be enjoying the benefits of EV ownership, here comes something else to be worried about. Tesla Tesla, Inc. is an American electric vehicle

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Cheapest Volkswagen Cars To Buy In 2025

Quick Links 2025 Volkswagen Jetta GLI Most of Volkswagen’s models are affordable despite looking and feeling nicer than their prices may suggest. Even the cheapest model of 2025 is more than adequate for a budget car. In this world of constant inflation, price gauging, ridiculously unnecessary tariffs, and rent monopolies, it’s nice to know about

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Which Dodge Challenger Is King

From its modern interpretation in 2008 through to its culling in 2023, the Dodge Challenger stood out as a wild child. It didn’t care about lap times or EV (electric vehicle) mandates; it was Dodge’s way of going the opposite direction to what legislation dictated and required. The pinnacle of this rebellion was the SRT

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Take A Look Inside Volvo’s Factory-Armored SUVs

One of the lesser-known vehicle services Volvo offers its customers is armor protection. The company has been offering such vehicles since at least 2020, when it announced it would begin up-fitting the XC90. Volvo still offers bulletproof XC90s, and has since added the smaller XC60 to the line. To show how Volvo makes these SUVs

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10 Surprising Cars Powered by Unexpected Engines

The phenomenon of automakers sharing parts is nothing new. Since the beginning of automotive history, engines and other components have been bought and sold, changing hands from one company to another to power models from other marques. Sometimes, however, the model and the engine it’s powered by make a very odd couple indeed. Whether it’s

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The Top 10 Restomods Based on Other Classics

We’ve thrown around the term’ restomod’ quite a bit over the last few years, as there has been an influx of restomodding. Usually, when we see a new restomod unveiled to the world, it’s more often than not a reimagined Porsche. Related This Classic Rolls-Royce Phantom EV Restomod Laughs At Your Three-Row SUV It seats

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The Hottest Car Debuts And Displays Revealed

Now that car shows are all but dead, it has fallen on festivals like the Goodwood Festival of Speed and Monterey Car Week to showcase the best the automotive industry has to offer. CarBuzz will be on the ground at both events, and the first one up is Goodwood. Our schedule is packed tight with

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Land Rover Defender OCTA Black Really Doesn’t Like Color

One of the tried-and-true methods automakers have used to create a quick and affordable special edition, is to add black trim. Each company has its own name for the packages, such as Nightshade, Midnight, and many more. However, they’re all basically the same: they swap chrome pieces for black examples. They’re often still available in

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Ranking Jeep Renegade Generations By Reliability

The Jeep Renegade was an entirely new venture for the iconic off-roading marque when it was launched in 2015 as it was the first properly sub-compact SUV from the brand. Based on the Stellantis (formerly FCA) Small Wide Platform it shared with the Fiat 500x, it joined what was by that point a very crowded

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V8 Cadillac Models Ranked By Horsepower

It’s no secret that Cadillac is an expert when it comes to V8 engines. Being American, it’s only right that they would have a diverse spread of models with gas-guzzling, oil-burning, glorious-sounding eight-cylinder powertrains. In fact, the first mass-produced car with a V8 engine was a Cadillac, so the company has been doing this for

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This Is The Cheapest Used EV You Can Buy In 2025

Electric vehicles have taken a bit of a beating recently, with sales of the machines not taking off to the heights that manufacturers had hoped for before they started pledging billions of dollars towards developing new electric powertrains and platforms. Hybrid cars have proven to be more successful with new buyers, though affordable EVs definitely

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This Is The 1970s Honda NSX V8 That Never Was

After a couple decades of building competent, reliable basic transportation, Honda decided to expand its scope. Along with the booming ’80s came a new idea – a flagship, mid-engined sports car using the recently developed VTEC variable valve timing system and an aluminum-intensive chassis. The result of that project was the Acura NSX (sold globally

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New BMW M3 Will Use Emissions-Free Natural Fiber Composite

BMW has confirmed that its lightweight natural fiber composites developed through its official motor racing program will be carried over “in future BMW M product ranges.” The flax-based component, first used by BMW in the construction of its all-electric Formula E single-seater before going to DTM and GT4 variants of its M4 coupe, could aid

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What Made It So Special?

Classic muscle cars have always held, and likely will always hold, a special place in our hearts. The recent Chevrolet Camaro is an excellent vehicle, but the 1969 Camaro is the stuff of legends. As much as automakers try these days, there’s simply no way to build cars like those from the 60s and 70s

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The Sporty Street F-150 Is Back

With its model lines filled to bursting with off-road variants, Ford is finally turning its attention to street-oriented pickup trucks. It started testing the waters with its littlest pickup, the Maverick Lobo, and now it’s applying the idea to Ford’s and America’s best-selling model line, the F-150. It also adopts the Lobo name, which does

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We Finally Know The Mustang GTD’s Official Starting Price

The Ford Mustang GTD is undeniably the most superlative stallion in the company’s history, with suspension, aerodynamic, and body modifications unlike anything we’ve ever seen in a pony car. Fittingly, it comes with a rather outrageous price of more than $325,000 as well, with options pushing the car well above $400k. But while its official

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Audi’s Next Q3 Suiting Up For Its Big Debut

The current-generation Audi Q3 has been on the market since 2019, so it’s safe to say that it’s in dire need of an update. Besides, it’s one of Audi’s best-selling models, with over two million vehicles sold worldwide since the first-generation model was introduced at the beginning of the previous decade. Now, the automaker is

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Best Convertible Muscle Cars | 2025 Ratings

Unfortunately, Ford is the last automaker to dominate the convertible muscle car segment entirely. These cars are somewhat of an enigma because their fixed-roof relatives are marketed in the USA as the ultimate classic car for fans of the hardcore. The coupe versions of muscle cars typically handle better with more rigidity, and they’re usually

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Porsche’s Making Its Batteries Better With AI

Porsche has been sharing how it’s using artificial intelligence (AI), recently. AI is still the hottest technology in the world, so it’s no surprise that it and other companies are exploring the uses and talking up those uses to the world. Some companies are using more consumer-facing AI technologies, such as Google Gemini and OpenAI’s

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The Hemi V8 Returns To The 2026 Ram 1500

Ram made a bold decision for the 2025 model year refresh, eliminating the Hemi V8 as an engine option entirely. Ram replaced the Hemi with two turbocharged Hurricane 3.0-liter inline-six engines that are more powerful, more efficient, and (one might argue) more pleasant. But Ram buyers weren’t pleased. And facing subsequent sales struggles, the brand

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Neglecting This One Part Destroys Engines

Not every timing belt failure results in catastrophic engine damage, but it will bring your trip to a sudden halt and cause a major hassle you’d probably rather avoid – as well as the expense of a tow-truck ride to the nearest repair shop. Below, we’ll look at what a timing belt is, how to

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