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BUTTONS vs. TOUCHSCREENS: A Study Finds What’s Safer Behind the Wheel

BUTTONS vs. TOUCHSCREENS: A Study Finds What’s Safer Behind the Wheel

Physical buttons are becoming increasingly rare in modern vehicles, as most automakers shift toward touchscreen controls.

Five of the Most Reliable Automatic Transmissions Ever Built

Five of the Most Reliable Automatic Transmissions Ever Built

Which automatic transmissions have earned a reputation as the most dependable in the business?

Most Drivers Don’t Know What This Small Button on a Seat Belt Is For

Most Drivers Don’t Know What This Small Button on a Seat Belt Is For

The seat belt stopper explained: how it works and when it needs to be replaced.

The Skid Button Many Drivers Don’t Understand: What Traction Control Is and How It Works

The Skid Button Many Drivers Don’t Understand: What Traction Control Is and How It Works

Tire grip plays a critical role in how vehicles move—and that’s exactly what we’re talking about today.

How to Improve the Look of Your Tires at Home: A Proven DIY Method

How to Improve the Look of Your Tires at Home: A Proven DIY Method

If you want to freshen up your car’s appearance with minimal effort, start with the wheels.

Why Many Cars Have a Button Under the Gas Pedal—even Those With a Manual Transmission

Why Many Cars Have a Button Under the Gas Pedal—even Those With a Manual Transmission

This button exists regardless of the type of transmission and can serve different functions depending on the vehicle.

Mechanic Names 5 Car Brands He Would Never Recommend to His Family

Mechanic Names 5 Car Brands He Would Never Recommend to His Family

Repairs on these vehicles can quickly become a headache—and it’s not just about expensive parts.

Hidden Functions of the (P) Parking Brake Button Many Drivers Don’t Know About

Hidden Functions of the (P) Parking Brake Button Many Drivers Don’t Know About

Not all drivers of vehicles equipped with an electronic parking brake are aware of the system’s lesser-known features.

The “AUTO” Button in Your Car: A Little Bit of Magic Most Drivers Ignore — Even Though It Actually Works

The “AUTO” Button in Your Car: A Little Bit of Magic Most Drivers Ignore — Even Though It Actually Works

When should you use it, what does it really do, and why it can make every drive more comfortable.

They Rarely Break Down: Three Affordable Korean Crossovers That Stand Out for Reliability

They Rarely Break Down: Three Affordable Korean Crossovers That Stand Out for Reliability

Experienced mechanics have singled out three Korean-built crossovers that combine reasonable prices on the used market with proven long-term dependability.

Don’t Rush to Update Google Maps If You Rely on Android Auto — A Major Bug Is Frustrating Drivers

Don’t Rush to Update Google Maps If You Rely on Android Auto — A Major Bug Is Frustrating Drivers

Android Auto drivers across the U.S. are reporting a strange Google Maps glitch that makes their car icon suddenly disappear mid-navigation.

Many Drivers Have Noticed It: Why Your Speedometer and Smartphone Navigation Show Different Speeds—and Which One to Trust

Many Drivers Have Noticed It: Why Your Speedometer and Smartphone Navigation Show Different Speeds—and Which One to Trust

You’re cruising down the highway, glance at the speedometer and see one number. Then you check your phone’s navigation app—and it shows something else.

What the ASR OFF Button Does—and Why Some Drivers Choose to Turn It Off

What the ASR OFF Button Does—and Why Some Drivers Choose to Turn It Off

Modern vehicles come packed with standard safety systems like ABS, ESP, and traction control. Here’s where ASR fits in—and why drivers sometimes disable it.

Built to Last 250,000 Miles: Four Lexus Models Ranked Among the Most Reliable

Built to Last 250,000 Miles: Four Lexus Models Ranked Among the Most Reliable

These vehicles prove that some luxury cars can also deliver exceptional long-term reliability.

Why Drivers Warm Up Their Car Batteries in Winter Even When Cold Doesn’t Drain Them

Why Drivers Warm Up Their Car Batteries in Winter Even When Cold Doesn’t Drain Them

At first glance, it seems obvious. Everyone knows that batteries perform worse in cold weather than in warm conditions—they deliver less current, lose usable capacity, and struggle overall.