Is your car spying on you? Apparently, insurance companies are getting information on how you’re actually driving in your car, and you probably had no idea it was actually being tracked. The ...

During cold weather, your vehicle may require twice the amount of current than normal to get the engine to start.

The Environmental Protection Agency warns that idling contributes to air pollution and burns fuel without moving the car. Studies show that idling for 10 minutes can waste up to a quarter of a gallon ...

Winter is here and it's expected to be a rough one. Here are three car accessories that can make winter driving safer in any ...

Discover how to access your driving record and understand its impact on your car insurance rates. Learn how to request records and use the information to lower premiums.

Winter transforms many of North America's roads into a harrowing test of nerves for even the most experienced drivers. It's not just that deep drifts of snow make the road impossible to see and bog ...

Multiple operating elements within your car work together to move your vehicle forward. The throttle of the engine is the primary step in car acceleration. Your car's throttle pedal is directly ...

A vibration felt in your car while driving is almost always caused by something that’s rotating — most often the wheel-and-tire combination. However, what’s causing the rotating part to vibrate may be ...

As spring break approaches, family gatherings, out-of-town guests and college kids returning home can often lead to handing the keys to your car — and sometimes a bit of carsharing confusion. With ...

It's an easy thing to do, but plenty of drivers don't bother. This winter, avoid the cops and make the streets safer for everyone. Driving in winter is scary enough. Slick roads, limited visibility ...

Your time in the driver’s seat can cause your lower back pain to flare up. Steps you can take to reduce irritation and relieve pain include adjusting your seat settings, using lumbar support, and ...