Salt on the roads is great at melting ice but harmful to your paint and underbody. So how often should you wash your car ...

Even if you're not a hardcore car enthusiast, frequently cleaning a car and keeping it clean is always a good idea, and even non-car enthusiasts get a pretty good rush of dopamine when they see that ...

Drivers should wash their cars every two weeks to prevent dirt, dust, and other environmental factors from decreasing its ...

Ice scrapers and brushes should be a crucial part of any car's winter safety supplies, even in areas where it doesn't get ...

Defrosting your car will involve you being outside in the cold for a few minutes, so make sure you’re wrapped up warm in ...

With temps rising, it's not just people enjoying this break from the bitter cold, but our cars, too. We look at how many are ...

Washing and drying the car in winter means extra soap before touching the paint — especially on a BMW M3. Salt, dirt, and cold conditions make proper pre-wash steps essential to protect the finish and ...

Snow and ice can strain your car. Use this winter maintenance checklist to protect your battery, tires, fluids and visibility so you stay safe.

For many drivers, winter means salt, slush, and grime as the winter season continues. Local car washes across Northeastern ...

Winter can be brutal on your car. An auto expert shares five simple ways to protect your vehicle, avoid damage and save ...

A pro-level car pack starts before the driveway. Balance the weight, protect your passengers, and keep the important gear in reach instead of buried. Start with safety: balance weight, secure items, ...

Winter brings with it an extra problem, especially in areas with very low temperatures and heavy snowfall. This weather ...