Right on the heels of the CES convention in Las Vegas, auto makers came together for the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit last week to unveil even more news about the future of cars and driving.

As app-based ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft make their way into more and more cities around the US, these officially-named transportation network companies are carving out a significant place in the metropolitan transportation industry.

In the world of automotive news, the one topic that has gotten the most attention lately has been self-driving cars. It seems like every automaker is rushing to get their autonomous vehicle in production before anyone else.

It seems like the Takata airbag recall is never-ending. What started as a recall of 4,000 Honda vehicles in November of 2008 has grown into a global, multi-brand issue affecting millions of vehicles across the globe.

At CashForCars.com, we’re not afraid to tackle talking about major issues in the automotive world, like the Takata Airbag Recall. As you’ve probably heard, there’s been a lot of auto manufacturers who have gotten themselves into hot water lately beca…