Why Motor Oil Breaks Down Faster in City Driving — and Why You Should Change It Twice as Often
Motor oil doesn’t last forever — and it degrades especially quickly when your vehicle is exposed to heavy operating conditions.
The Road Becomes a Wallet Trap: How Your Car Starts Guzzling Gas by the Gallon
The vehicle was originally supposed to be an electric car.
Carmakers promise one thing — but reality shows another: here’s where drivers are most often misled
Automakers exaggerate fuel economy, trunk space, and leave out plenty of other details.
Ford Recalls Expedition and Lincoln Navigator Over Fire Risk, Citing 2020 Pandemic Disruptions
Ford Motor Company has issued a recall for 4,632 units of the 2020 Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator SUVs.
BMW Recalls More Than 196,000 Vehicles in the U.S. Over Engine Starter Issues
New BMW models have been deemed unsafe. The company is recalling hundreds of thousands of cars due to a fire risk. BMW dealers will replace the engine starter free of charge.
Three Honda Models That May Disappoint Used-Car Buyers
These are the most problematic used Hondas—vehicles you might want to avoid.
Radiator Mesh: Engine Saver or Silent Killer?
Adding a protective mesh has become a popular service. In theory, it shields radiators from gravel, insects, and tar that clog the fins. But many argue the opposite—that these accessories do more harm than good. So what’s the truth?
Fall Car Care: What to Check Before the Cold Sets In
Dirt, moisture, dropping temperatures, road salt—all of it is another stress test for your car.
Many Americans Aren’t Sure: Should You Worry About the “!” on Your Car’s Dashboard?
An orange or yellow exclamation mark is a warning—but there’s no need to panic when it lights up.
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.
Ford Announces Recall of 1.9 Million Vehicles in the U.S.
Distorted rearview camera images have prompted a massive service campaign across the United States.
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.
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.
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.