Car lovers know that a car can match one’s personality. Maybe it was the old Buick your grandparents had, back in the day, or the fastback Mustang that you got in high school. No matter the case, some cars can tell a story about who you are.

With that in mind, we asked our fans which car brand best described their personality & why? See what they had to say!

• JS:I think I would be a Subaru. Manual drive. I love adventure and exploring. I think a Subaru would best fit my personality.

• LA: A Land Rover. Exploring is my nature. In this vehicle I can experience the lions in Africa or drive the rugged not-quite-roads of Alaska.

Adding smartphone-based infotainment to your existing car isn’t very easy, especially if you’re looking for Android Auto. Many aftermarket head units only run Apple CarPlay (like Pioneer's AppRadio 4), while those who run Android can be super expensive (such as the $1,400 AVIC-8200NEX).

Well, Sony is looking to change that with the XAV-AX100, a more affordable receiver that offers both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay for a reasonable $500, $100 less than the AppRadio 4.

The oil crisis in 1976 was a very unpleasant time in America’s history. However, it proved to be the springboard for the the gas-efficient, Japanese-owned, American-produced Honda Accord.

Since the first Accord rolled off of the assembly line in Marysville, Ohio, more than 12 million Honda Accords have been made in America, some even being exported to Japan. Then, in 1989, the Honda Accord became the best selling passenger car in America!

Watch the video and/or read the infographic to learn more about this pioneering vehicle!

A few months back, we asked our fans and followers “if Summer was a car, what kind of car would it be?”

And did they ever deliver!

Check out which cars made the list!

• WD: Mazda Miata! Because Summer's fun, but short...

• BB: Jeep Wrangler - whenever I see one with no windows and all opened up, it's the absolute beach car!

• JC: Corvette Summer..which was also a movie starring Mark Hamill.

The autonomous future is progressing as Volvo and Uber announced on August 18th that the two are entering a partnership to develop fully autonomous vehicles that will hit U.S. roads by the end of 2016. At that time, approximately 100 of Volvo’s XC90 SUVs will take to the streets of Pittsburgh, PA.

So what changes for Uber customers?