Trouble Ahead and Costly Repairs: The Least Reliable Nissan Models
Run for the hills—these Japanese cars have a reputation for troublesome components.
How Far Can You Drive When the Oil Light Comes On?
Every driver knows that heart-stopping moment: a mysterious little oil-can icon lights up on the dash. “It’s just the oil light,” you think. But in reality, it’s an SOS from your engine.
Why Driving on an Almost Empty Tank Is Risky — How Many Gallons You Really Need
Drivers often debate whether it’s smarter to keep a full gas tank or fill up just a little at a time.
Four Cars You Should Avoid in 2025
Among the models on the list, the Nissan Altima and Chevrolet Spark stand out the most.
Why U.S. Cops Always Hide Behind Car Doors
In Hollywood movies, police officers often duck behind their car doors during shootouts. As it turns out, that cinematic cliché is actually rooted in reality.
What Will Happen to Your Car in 5 Years? How to Pick a Vehicle That Won’t Lose Its Value or Turn Into Scrap
7 rules for choosing a car you can resell in five years—fast, and with minimal loss.
Resetting the Check Engine Light: When It’s Helpful and When It’s Risky for Your Car
The Check Engine light is on—how to reset it without causing more damage.
Up to $2,500 in Repairs: Five SUVs That Could Bankrupt Their Owners
SUVs are a great family choice, but some models bring more headaches than benefits.
When You Should Never Tow With an Automatic Car or Drive With a Trailer
One of the most debated questions: is towing even allowed with an automatic?
What Do the Modes 1, 2, 3, L, B, S, and M Mean in an Automatic Transmission — and Why They Exist
We explain the meaning behind these letters. Many drivers consider automatic transmissions a true blessing, and compared to manuals, they really do have many advantages.
How Fast Gasoline Goes Bad in Your Tank: When Fuel Turns Into a Problem
A car sitting idle: how long does gas “live” in the tank, and what happens when it gets stale.
Parking on a Hill: How to Use the Parking Brake Properly to Protect Your Automatic Transmission
The right way to park on a slope with an automatic—one simple step that can save your transmission.
“H Day”: The Night Sweden Switched to Driving on the Right
Today, nearly all of Europe drives on the right-hand side. But not long ago, several countries—including Sweden, Hungary, Austria, and Portugal—followed the British tradition of driving on the left.
Driver Tips: How Simple Sunroof Maintenance Can Save You Thousands
A sunroof is a nice comfort feature—but it requires regular care. Here’s a firsthand look at why maintenance matters.
Good to Know: How to Stop a Car with an Automatic Transmission When the Brakes Fail
Essential tips on what to do if your brakes give out while driving an automatic.