The Check Engine Light Came On But You’ve Got a Long Way to Go — Here’s What Drivers Should Do Right Away
It’s always unsettling when that “Check Engine” warning suddenly lights up on your dashboard while driving. The message literally means “engine error,” but it’s not always as bad as it looks.
Seven Ways to Ruin Your Car’s Suspension — and How to Avoid Them
As one of the most important components of a vehicle’s chassis, the suspension system requires careful handling. Here’s what drivers often do that damages it.
Nissan Leaf: How the Average American Can Choose a Used Electric Car
The truth about the second-generation Nissan Leaf — is it worth buying, and what should you look out for?
Is Your Car Shaking? For Millions of Americans, It's a Warning Sign of This Expensive Problem
When the fuel system gets clogged, your car’s idle can become rough and unstable, often accompanied by noticeable vibrations. That happens because the engine isn’t getting enough fuel, leading to incomplete combustion.
Had Your Wheels Balanced, but the Steering Wheel Still Shakes on the Highway? Here’s What to Do
A surprisingly common issue—one that many drivers tend to ignore, but really shouldn’t.
Why Did My Car’s AC Suddenly Shut Off While Heating?
If your car’s air conditioning system was working fine and providing heat but suddenly stopped, there could be several possible reasons.
Many Americans Don't Know How to Manually Close a Broken Car Sunroof
Some car owners may experience issues with their sunroof — for example, it might not close properly or automatically slide back open.
It’s Making American Drivers Laugh: The Mystery “Jellyfish Launch” Button Found in Cars — Here’s What It Really Does
Not every driver knows what this unusual button is actually for.
Car Body Protection: How to Apply Wax Properly — and Whether It’s Worth Doing in the Fall
Here’s the logical question: when should you start thinking about protecting your car? The answer is simple — right now, as fall begins.
DIY-focused Easier Than You Think: How to Remove Deep Scratches Without Repainting — Every American Can Do It
Sometimes a car gets multiple deep scratches that look so bad, you’d think a full repaint is the only fix.
When Your Transmission “Loses Memory”: How a Faulty Sensor Can Turn a Car Into Unpredictable Chaos
Modern cars are practically packed with electronics.
Winter Is Coming — Last Year’s Deep Freeze Turned Teslas Into “Ice Statues.” Americans Need to Know This
Early last year, extreme cold across the U.S. virtually paralyzed electric vehicle traffic, turning charging station parking lots into graveyards of frozen cars.
Water in the Gas Tank: Many Americans Don’t Know the Truth — Myths, Facts, and Some Surprising Benefits for Your Engine
A quick Google search for “water in the gas tank” brings up countless warnings and horror stories claiming that even a few drops can ruin your car.
The Fuel Consumption Dilemma: Why Many Americans Are Getting 12 MPG Instead of the Advertised 20 MPG
Poor fuel economy is one of the most common “illnesses” of used cars. Here’s what causes high fuel consumption, how to fix it, and what to look out for.
Most Americans Don’t Realize What Else the Start-Stop Button Can Do
The Start-Stop button may look simple, but there’s a lot more to it than meets the eye.