5 Reasons Why You’ll Always Remember Your First Car
We forget a lot of things as we age. Yet our first car won’t be one of those things.
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Category: Classic Cars
Are Vintage Cars Better Than Today’s Cars?
You’ve probably heard car lovers espouse their love of vintage vehicles. But the question is, are they really better?
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How Long Will Your Next Vehicle Last?
If you’re going to spend thousands of dollars on anything, you’ll want to invest in something that will last.
This is especially true of vehicles. According to modern statistics, the average driver keeps their vehicle for about 6 years. Meanwhile, the average new home owner will stay in their first house for 3-5 years. That’s right, statistics show that you’ll actually own a car longer than your first house. And if you play your cards right, you could wind up owning a new vehicle for a lot longer than that too.
If you buy a new vehicle today, how long should you expect it to last? Well, how does over a decade sound?
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Milwaukee Business News
As Chicago-based Molson Coors Beverage Co. continues its focus on its core and above premium brand portfolio of products, the company made the decision to retire 11 economy brands. Find out the details and if your favorite beer brand is on the list.
The new approach is a turn from May, when Kohl’s said it would no longer require shoppers who are fully vaccinated to wear masks when in its stores.
The Democratic National Committee included Milwaukee on its list of about 20 cities invited to compete to host the party’s national convention in 2024.
Target Corp. on Thursday said it would give hundreds of thousands of employees a $200 bonus, the sixth round of payouts from the retailer since the Covid-19 pandemic began.
Since becoming the highest grossing event in the Wisconsin Center District's history, the organization announced it would extend the "Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience" exhibit to Oct. 31.
The Avenue redevelopment in downtown Milwaukee picked up its third lease with a local business organization, signing professional women’s group Tempo to move there in early fall.
Attorney Andrew Wronski was named managing partner of Foley & Lardner LLP’s Milwaukee office, replacing Linda Benfield, who is stepping down from the role she’s held since 2011.
Generac Power Systems said it is voluntarily recalling two models of its portable gas-powered generators because an unlocked handle can pinch a consumer’s fingers against the generator frame when the unit is moved.
Construction is underway for 141 market-rate apartments in an historic former Journal Sentinel office building in downtown Milwaukee after developer J. Jeffers & Co. secured $35.6 million in financing. Find out the details.
Kroger Co. is joining the growing chorus of corporations calling for employees to mask up in the wake of the Covid-19 delta variant's surge.
The report identifies schools in 34 different states and Puerto Rico that could benefit from additional federal aid based on Census Bureau median family income data used to identify distressed communities.
Established in 2002, Enviro-Safe Resource Recovery
Pamela Ralston is taking the reins of Santiago Canyon College in Orange, California, today and she has more than academia on her mind. Ralston, like all college presidents at this moment, is tracking the potential of the Delta variant to interfere with plans for the upcoming semester.
Innovative Signs is settled into its new headquarters in Waukesha after an unusual few months where its previous building was shut down by a fire two months after the company bought its future home, but before it could actually move.
What will the success of the Deer District mean to further development of that area and the neighborhoods to the north of downtown Milwaukee? A group of prominent Milwaukee-area business executives weigh in on what they believe will happen next in the high-profile area.