Not all automotive technicians or shops are created equal. The good ones can save you money and keep your family safe on the road, while others ... well, can't. Here's how you can tell the two apart.
Are you tempted to buy a high octane gasoline for your car because you want to improve its performance? If so, you'll find this article from the Federal Trade Commission helpful.
See how much you know about your vehicle's drive train. With regular checks and maintenance you can expect a more dependable car and fewer and smaller repair bills.
Protection against breakdowns, improved vehicle handling and better fuel economy, are just three reasons to check your tires monthly. Read more about the whys and hows.
Date: October 10, 2008
Source: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
More than one-third of car owners wash their cars using non-automotive products that could contain harmful detergents, abrasives and additives. And almost half of motorists don't ever wax their vehicles.
Hypermilers are committed to beating the EPA's fuel economy estimates with a wide variety of clever or just plain unorthodox methods. Here's a list of 10 popular hypermiling tips for beginners, or anyone looking for an mpg boost.
Whether you handle your own oil changes or have this messy job handled by a service shop, it's important to know when to change, why to change, and what to watch out for.
Automotive fluids can't just be put in the garbage or poured down the sewer drain. Read on to find out where to get rid of these toxins in the least harmful way.