Four Wheel Logic

Yes, self-charging hybrid cars can be worth it if you drive in town often and want better mpg without plugging in.

Yes, sensors are usually covered by the basic warranty, but impact damage, contamination, and wiring issues tied to outside causes can be excluded.

Yes, many self-driving cars qualify as robots because they sense, decide, and act in the physical world.

Yes, seat belts are safe for pregnant women when the lap belt stays low on the hips and the shoulder belt crosses the chest.

Yes, sedans are gaining ground again as new hybrids, better pricing, and SUV fatigue push shoppers back to four-door cars.

Yes, Sentury tires can be safe to drive when size, load, speed rating, and condition match your car.

No, are seat covers universal? Most aren’t; “universal fit” works only when your seat shape and features match the cover’s pattern.

Yes, sedans are usually cheaper than SUVs to buy and run, yet rebates, insurance, and resale can narrow the gap.

No, seat belt extenders aren’t safe for booster seats in most cars; they can change belt fit and add slack.

SUVs usually protect occupants better, but the safest pick depends on crash ratings, weight, and safety tech—not body style alone.