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It’s almost winter, which means snowy day trips and skiing, and with the whole family packed inside one vehicle, it can be difficult getting the rest of your critical belongings (such as bikes and kayaks) to your destination. In theory, you could buy a larger car. Many families get a minivan for the explicit purpose of relieving this kind of pressure. But that’s pretty extreme when you could simply expand the storage space of your current car. And with Black Friday sales like this one, putting dozens of Thule rooftop cargo boxes on big discounts, now is a good time to consider doing so. We’re seeing deals were you could save $100 (or even more) or Thule rooftop cargo boxes and accessories. Just tap the button below to access the curated collection, then keep reading for our take in how to shop the sale. Small Rooftop Tent
One of the first things we want you to know before you shop the Thule collection is some features that aren’t immediately apparent just by looking at the cargo boxes. For example, you may be highly concerned about driving off and having your belongings (including embarrassing items like underwear) go everywhere because the box flies open. Thule boxes, however, typically snap shut with an audible click. You know your items are secure. Alternatively, items like their cargo box have a “comfort key” that cannot be removed until all locking points are secured. While we hesitate to say these securing systems are completely idiot-proofing, they should give you a great sense of calm.
It is admittedly hard to divine what you, in particular, need to carry when you’re traveling. It’s why we recommend shopping the sale yourself (there aren’t that many items on sale) but we are seeing some products that make sense for certain categories of buyers. For outdoor sports enthusiasts, the carries 5-7 pairs of skis or 3-5 snowboards, while these are made for kayaks. Meanwhile, this will keep your belongings safe and dry.
In other words, if you have something you want to transport and you’re willing to stick it outside of your vehicle, the Thule rooftop cargo Amazon Black Friday sale likely has a solution for you. Tap the button below to see the curated collection:
As a driver, the worst way to learn about a stretch of road with a history of crashes is by ending up in one yourself.
Locals will likely already have that information to hand and will therefore approach a hazardous area with caution, but drivers not in the know face an elevated risk as they pass through such places.
SiriusXM is simultaneously a legacy brand and one that's looking toward the future of satellite radio in a streaming world. And today at a celebrity-laden event in New York City — kicked off by none other than Howard Stern — SiriusXM took a more-than 90-minute look at its history, its present, and where it's going in 2024 and beyond.
Satellite radio was perhaps a bit ahead of its time, allowing subscribers — yes, subscription radio — to listen to music, sports, and talk radio, anywhere in the country. It (brilliantly) worked deals with automakers to work its way into new cars with free trials. And it did so in the space between the advent of the modern smartphone and the introduction of proper streaming media services like Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music. Today, SiriusXM boasts somewhere in the neighborhood of nearly 34 million subscribers.
The Tesla Model S kind of pioneered the concept that electric cars could be cool. When the Model S first launched in 2012, electric cars in general were considered to be slow and a little nerdy. But since then, a range of other attractive EVs have popped up -- including the ultra-cool Porsche Taycan.
If you're looking to fulfill a need for electric speed, you may be deciding between the Model S and the Porsche Taycan -- and it makes sense. They both have a lot to offer. But is one of them truly better? Here's what you need to know. Design The first thing to notice about these two cars is their design, as they take a slightly different approach to it. The Tesla Model S has certainly evolved a little over the years, now offering a much sleeker and more modern design than the initial bulb-nosed Model S that was released in 2012. But it also doesn't do that much to stand out, especially in a world where it has become not uncommon to see Teslas on the streets.
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