Your Insurer’s App May Soon Judge Your Driving From Your Phone
LexisNexis and IMS are bringing driving scores to insurers’ phone apps, raising questions about consent and what those scores actually measure
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Subprime Auto Lender Settles For $694 Million Over Loans “Destined To Fail”
States allege Credit Acceptance knowingly financed car buyers who couldn’t repay, then pursued collections and repossessions
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Your Insurer’s App May Soon Judge Your Driving From Your Phone — Explained
LexisNexis and IMS are bringing driving scores to insurers’ phone apps, raising questions about consent and what those scores actually measure
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Understanding subprime Auto Lender Settles For $694 Million Over Loans “Destined To Fail”
States allege Credit Acceptance knowingly financed car buyers who couldn’t repay, then pursued collections and repossessions
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Your Phone May Rat You Out After A Crash, Even If The Cops Don’t Realize It: A Practical Look
A new IIHS study shows safe-driving apps detect far more pre-crash phone use than police, raising some interesting privacy questions
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Flock Cameras Are Under Fire, But The Private Networks You Can’t See May Be Worse: A Practical Look
Private license plate cameras can reveal where you are with zero public accountability
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Your Phone May Rat You Out After A Crash, Even If The Cops Don’t Realize It: A Practical Look
A new IIHS study shows safe-driving apps detect far more pre-crash phone use than police, raising some interesting privacy questions
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Here’s flock Cameras Are Under Fire, But The Private Networks You Can’t See May Be Worse
Private license plate cameras can reveal where you are with zero public accountability
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Baby Boomers Collected Corvettes, Gen Z Is Collecting 2000s Corollas And Cavaliers — Explained
Forget your rarities, classic ownership is taking on a new face, with “regular” cars entering the spotlight
