Stacy Fernandez is a Marketing Manager at an undisclosed company. She specializes in automotive topics, including car repair and dealership management, while also exploring the intersections of culture and society, internet culture, and pop culture. Her work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Los Angeles Times, InsideEVs, The Mary Sue, and Yahoo News.
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By: Stacy Fernandez
There goes the age-old myth that you can't get struck by lightning while in a car
By: Stacy Fernandez
From young kids to generally picky eaters , some people prefer their sandwiches without the crust —just the pillowy, sealed-off middle.
By: Stacy Fernandez
A dealership got a Ford F-150 and sold it 15 minutes later, before the intake oil change could even be done. Here's why they're such a hot commodity.
By: Stacy Fernandez
An expert says never say this to your car salesperson. It's usually the first thing out of a customer's mouth. Here's what he and other experts advise.
By: Stacy Fernandez
What some women experienced on a flight back from a bachelorette might leave them and other passengers scarred from flying.
By: Stacy Fernandez
An AutoZone worker told a customer they were out of a product. The customer insisted that was false because ChatGPT said so.
By: Stacy Fernandez
Shrinkflation is an unfortunate evil . It's hit everything from grocery stores to fast food and now apparently the kids' menu at sit-down restaurants.
By: Stacy Fernandez
A dealership claimed a 2016 Acura with 4,800 miles needs a new transmission. Is that possible? Are low mileage cars risky?
By: Stacy Fernandez
A woman in Florida ran over an entire wrench and it ended up embedded in her tire. How dangerous is road debris?
By: Stacy Fernandez
Every brand is on the FIFA bandwagon right now. With the NBA Finals and the World Cup dominating the sports conversation, it feels like every fast-food chain, every retailer, and every corporation with a logo is trying to get a piece of the hype
