What's your least favorite part about buying a new (or used) car? For me, it's the part after you leave the dealer when you're on cloud 9 driving your new car, only to get home and have to make that dreaded phone call to your auto insurance. Wouldn't it be nice if there was just a flat fee you had to pay each month no matter what kind of car you drive? Unfortunately, that's not the case. But, there are some myths out there that make buying auto insurance even more confusing, so let's take this time to set a few things straight.

At this year's Paris auto show, which runs through Oct. 17, many automakers have been revealing new concepts and fresh designs. Among these are the following:

Jaguar C-X75

Not everybody is ready to jump on the hybrid band-wagon, and I totally understand. While saving money at the pump is desirable, I also enjoy the style and power that not all hybrids can deliver. But, it is possible to drive a non-hybrid vehicle and still save money on gas. In fact, you might be surprised to see that there are several vehicles out there that get even better fuel economy than hybrid models. If you want the efficiency without sacrificing the style, take a look at these top 6 super efficient non-hybrid cars.

So last week I brought you the top 5 family cars under $20,000. While that's all fine and dandy, this week I wanted to reach out to you sports car enthusiasts. I mean, after all, the minivan isn't for everybody. But, forgive me, because in order to bring you some of the top-notch sports cars around, I had to increase the spending limit by more than double... these are the top 5 sports cars under $50,000.