You never want to see white smoke coming from your exhaust. However, if it does happen, it's a good idea to get the problem taken care of as soon as possible.
Read MoreThere isn't a single one reason why your engine is burning oil. Here are a few different explanations to consider and what you should do about it.
Read MoreE85 — AKA Flex Fuel — is a domestically produced, renewable, alternative fuel blend consisting of around 85-percent ethanol and 15-percent gasoline.
Read MoreThere's more to a tonneau cover on your pickup truck than making it look sleek or protecting items in the bed. Possibly, it can help with your gas mileage.
Read MoreIf you in the market for a used EV, you may be eligible for a tax credit. However, there are a few stipulations that you should be aware of first.
Read MoreReverse-bleeding is a better method for flushing air from fully empty lines, because it works with physics rather than against it
Read MoreIf your classic car has a catalytic converter, you run the risk of ruining said cat with a high-zinc oil
Read MoreMixing up your transmission fluids is bad news, and the symptoms mimic those of a dying transmission
Read MoreConventional oils and synthetics are largely compatible, but in the way that, say, horses and donkeys are compatible
Read MoreUnder rare circumstances, diesel engines can experience a phenomenon called runaway, where the engine uncontrollably exceed normal operating speeds.
Read MoreOne part of the string of information on the side of your car's tires is the load index, which is critical for your safety. Here's why it's important.
Read MoreAudi made the world's first turbocharged direct injection gasoline engine, a technology that paved the way for the turbo engines that power many cars today
Read MoreNeutral is handy if you need to move a car that otherwise can't move itself, or in the case of a rare emergency
Read MoreIt all depends on how and where you drive
Read MoreHave you embarrassingly dropped your motorcycle? Here's the easiest way to get it back on its wheels without hurting yourself, no matter how heavy the bike.
Read MoreChevrolet's Vortec 8100 was a powerful big block engine that could be found in many GM vehicles. However, it was eventually discontinued. Here's why.
Read MoreWith auto part stores advising you to use a fuel injector cleaner, you may think it's the wise thing to do. However, is it actually worth the time and money?
Read MoreIf you enjoy performance driving or live somewhere that gets extreme weather, you might want to go for a dedicated summer or winter tire instead of all-seasons.
Read MoreIt all boils down to one thing: The launch of the original Ford Taurus
Read MoreThose little nubbins are called vent spews, and they're part of the final tire production process
Read MoreHOV lanes were first implemented in the United States in the 1970s, and they offer benefits to all motorists, even those who don't use them
Read MoreThanks to modern regulations and more efficient engines, new cars are able to use thinner oils
Read MoreDual-clutch transmissions offer greater acceleration, quicker gear changes and better fuel economy, but can be more expensive to repair and jerky in operation
Read MoreWhile cars like the Citroën SM had early versions of this technology, it was Cadillacs in 1996 that came with the first modern rain-sensing wipers
Read MoreDielectric grease can help extend the life of non-moving components, which will mean fewer headaches down the road
Read MoreTwo passengers on a Qatar Airways flight were distressed after being seated next to a dead passenger, but the airline followed international guidelines
Read MoreWhile expensive, if you're serious about paint protection a professional ceramic coating is a great solution
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