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How A Waterless Car Wash Works (And When You Should Use One)
Some car owners might wonder whether waterless car washes are actually worth using. Check out how they work, as well as when you should use them.
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Snow Chains Vs. Snow Socks Vs. Winter Tires: Which Is Best For You?
Snow chains, snow socks, and winter tires all seek to improve your driving experience in snowy environments. But which one is the best choice?
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These Car Brands Have The Highest Road Test Scores, According To Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports gave scores to numerous different car brands based on factors like drive feel and safety. These are the seven highest-ranking brands.
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Why You Should Switch To Synthetic Engine Oil
Synthetic engine oil might seem like it carries some risks or downsides. However, you should consider switching to synthetic oil if you haven't already.
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Here's How Much A 2020 Nissan Leaf Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The 2020 Nissan Leaf has some good specs. But owners will want to know how much the EV has depreciated in five years, especially if they want to upgrade.
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Salvage These 11 Valuable Parts Before Scrapping Your Old Car
Before you junk your old car completely, consider how much money you might earn if you only put in the time and energy to remove and sell many of its parts.
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Don't Worry: When You Lose Your Job In A Tanking Economy, Your Boss Will Still Get His Bentley
A Boston Consulting Group report says it expects the market for cars that cost at least $100,000 to grow between 5% and 7% every year through 2035.
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Name Brand Vs. Store Brand Motor Oil: Does It Make A Difference?
Name brand oils carry a trusted name on their label while store brand oils are much cheaper. But does using one over the other actually make a difference?
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These Are The Only Chevy Models Available With Super Cruise
Chevy offers the Super Cruise technology for hands-free driving. It isn't available on every model in its modern lineup, though, limiting buyers' options.
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The Pros And Cons Of Rent-To-Own Cars Explained
Buying and leasing are the traditional routes to having a car, but there's also rent-to-own. There are positives to this method, but you'll also find downsides.
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10 Car Parts You Should Never Cheap Out On
With labor costs becoming so expensive, there's no reason to install a subpar car part that you'll need to pay to replace sooner than expected.
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Here's How Much A 2020 Mazda Miata Has Depreciated In 5 Years
Modern Mazda MX-5 Miata models have held their value incredibly well. But has the 2020 model managed to avoid harsh depreciation after five years?
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Can You Return Tires To Costco? Here's What Its Policy Actually Allows
Costco offers a wide variety of tires to its members. Even so, some buyers might wonder if newly-purchased tires can still be returned to Costco.
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Big Towing Power On A Small Budget? These Used Trucks Fit The Bill
Need big towing power for under $20,000? We analyzed listings and pricing to find used trucks that deliver the muscle you need without blowing your budget.
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I Need To Upgrade My Subaru Outback To Something Bigger! What Car Should I Buy?
Adam is from Minneapolis and his family is expanding, and his 2019 Outback is going to feel a bit cramped.
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American Automakers Have Terrible Long-Term Reliability, And Tesla Is The Worst, Consumer Reports Says
While "Buy American" is a nice concept, it may not be a great idea in the long term when it comes to cars.
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These 11 Enthusiast Cars Are The Best Investments For 2026, Hagerty Says
These may not be the cheapest cars to buy or maintain, but hey, at least you can justify your purchase by telling yourself you probably won't lose any money.
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11 Great Driver's Cars For First-Time Enthusiasts
Finally ready to buy something not just because it can take you to work, but because it drives well, and struggling to budget for it? Check these ones out.
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Why Diesel Fuel Is More Expensive Than Gas In The US But Not In Europe
Diesel fuel is more expensive than gasoline in the U.S., but for a few reasons, European countries usually have gasoline fuel at higher prices than diesel.
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Street Tires Vs. Racing Tires: What's The Difference?
The tires you find on the street and the tires used in racing are actually very different. Here are some of the traits and qualities that separate them.
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You Can Buy A Ferrari-Engined Maserati For The Price Of A Camry (But You Might Regret It)
Certain Maserati models have engines sourced from Ferrari. One in particular can be found at a welcoming price, but there are some caveats to that low cost.
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The Pros And Cons Of The Mazda Miata RF's Folding Metal Roof
Mazda's Miata convertible has a version known as the RF with a folding metal roof. There are a few pros and cons to it compared to the base model's soft top.
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Is It Safe To Use Seat Covers On Heated Seats?
Heated seats are incredibly useful, but getting them wet can be a major problem. Some might wonder if seat covers are a safe way to protect them.
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These Are 5 Of The Most Affordable New AWD Cars For Snow Season
As the snow season arrives, affordable AWD cars are becoming more valuable than ever. Here are five inexpensive new models you might want to check out.
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These Brands Have The Highest Maintenance Costs After 5 Years According To Consumer Reports
Nearly two-thirds of Americans hold onto their cars for only about five years, so we checked CR to see how maintenance costs compare across brands.
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5 Of The Most Overlooked Cars From The 2010s
These cars weren't hugely popular, but they have enough creature comforts, which makes them great for daily driving. And they're wonderfully affordable.
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Here's How Much A 2020 Honda Civic Type R Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The Honda Civic Type R is a very attractive hot hatchback, but a brand-new one is expensive. How well have 2020 models kept their price after five years?
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