When reviewing regularly scheduled maintenance for your vehicle, things like checking the tire treads, brake pads, and motor oil usually top the list. But even if you have an automatic transmission, you should add changing your transmission fluid to that list, even if you might think you don't have to.

You can protect your car in the winter by following safety and maintenance tips. But what about the things you shouldn't do? Could you actually do more harm than good?

This trick might be an easy way to clean the nooks and crannies of your vehicle's cockpit, but you risk damaging fibers and surfaces. Heed these warnings. 

If you plan to go anywhere in your car this winter, you must ensure that car safety is a top priority.

Warming up your vehicle could lead to an air quality complaint. Find out how...

Ice could damage your car's windshield or paint in certain situations. Here's how to remove ice from your vehicle properly, as well as some helpful damage-prevention tips.

Though stainless steel cars have occasionally been produced in the past, you don't often see any such vehicles on the road these days.

Toyota cars achieve a great deal of success with their many positive attributes, such as reliability and affordability. Also, with ToyotaCare, Toyota cars have a significant advantage over many of their competitors.

Shock absorbers, or shocks, are technically called 'dampers,' because they dampen the motion of the springs, which really absorb road impacts. And while struts function as and contain shock absorbers, they do work more work as part of the suspension.

If you're a woman driving alone and your car breaks down in the middle of nowhere with no cell service, you might feel nervous. Here's what you should do.

One of the main selling features of electric vehicles is that there are fewer parts. So there are fewer parts to fix or maintain. We can all agree on that. But Skoda, a popular Volkwagen Czech subsidiary in other countries, has taken that given to an extreme. It says that the mileage of your EV …

Do you ever hear any weird noises from your car and what is it? It could be one of these five common ones. Here's how to fix them.

A quality set of coilovers is more expensive than just replacing your factory shock absorbers or struts, and not everyone wants the lower ride height. But if you spend the cash, they can improve handling and performance. Whether or not that's worth the upcharge depends on where and how you drive.

Are EVs self-sustaining enough to last longer than the cars we've been driving for decades? Though EVs are easier to maintain in some regards, they also come with unique problems.

For those who have to deal with snow and ice in the winter, you know how annoying the weather can be on your car.

Getting behind the wheel can be a tense and strange experience, and driving superstitions can be a way to externalize those feelings and add some fun to a sometimes boring activity.

While ice is never completely safe to travel over, the additional knowledge you have, the less likely your vehicle will encounter problems—or your life.

Although you can't bring an entire toolbox on your motorcycle, a compact emergency tool kit can help you back to riding after a minor roadside inconvenience. But you don't just need to consider what tools to put in your kit--you also need to know how to use them.

One of the most frustrating things for car drivers that live in a cold climate is struggling to get their car to start during the winter. However, there are some effective ways to start your car when the temperature outside is very low.

The Tesla and SpaceX CEO sold additional shares worth over $1 billion worth on Dec. 28, 2021. Two days later, Tesla announced a recall of nearly 500,000 cars.