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It’s Halloween Week! There are few things quite as fun as heading out with your ghouls and goblins for a night of mischief and candy. As enjoyable as the evening is, we all have to take a few precautions to make sure everyone stays safe. That means a lot more than just inspecting your child’s candy. As drivers, we need to take extra measures to keep the trick or treaters safe. 

In a world with automation, connectivity, and artificial intelligence, it’s no surprise that we’ve seen some incredible technology finds its way into our automobiles. As 2019 comes to a close and we see more and more 2020 models being unveiled, our cars are becoming the perfect platform to enhance the driver experience, help improve safety and connect us on the go.

There are few things that evoke such as emotional a reaction as a beautiful car. Ferrari, Lamborghini, even plenty of domestic offerings from GM and Ford have been eye-catchers and head-turners. It’s why we have posters of our favorite in our rooms growing up and in the garage as adults. But for every gorgeous car or truck, there are plenty of ugly ducklings that made less of a splash and more of a thud. We picked out three favorites or, more accurately, least favorites.

Hitting the road this weekend? Whether you’re squeezing in a late-summer road trip or just playing the role of taxi driver for the kids, spending a lot of time in the car and on the road is infinitely better with a soundtrack.

Today, they’re punch lines. The Toyota Corolla and Honda Accord aren’t exciting; at a stoplight, they’re the last car that will catch your attention. Known for their penchant for beige colorways, conservative horsepower, and just enough features to keep drivers happy. But both of these famous models have rather interesting stories that add a little spice to what many consider the world’s most vanilla cars on the road.