Rats, along with mice, squirrels, chipmunks, and even groundhogs, can find their way into your engine and call it home. Your under-hood space can be attractive to a rodent, providing warmth, safe ...

Mice love a cozy engine bay, and the results can be costly. See the clever, low-cost precaution that keeps your car safe ...

Some of the best ways to keep rodents from damaging your car include driving it regularly, parking on asphalt, and keeping ...

Engine oil is the unsung hero that is under your hood, silently performing its magic to make your car go. We tend to assume ...

Most people don’t think much about what’s sitting in their car until something goes wrong. However, what you keep inside it, or forget to take out, can make a real difference to your safety, comfort, ...

There was a time, long ago, when passenger vehicles used to be much simpler than they are today. There were many downsides of this era, safety chief among them, but there were some perks as well. They ...

Dust on your shiny black car could happen due to static electricity. Sticking to air blowers or using ceramic coatings can ...

Build positive equity in your car by using strategies such as making extra payments and refinancing your auto loan Written By Written by Staff Loan Writer, Buy Side Bob Haegele is a staff loan writer ...

Buying and owning a new car is a great experience. Everything just works — most of the time — and everything on the car looks shiny and fresh just as it's supposed to do. However, with the average ...

Own a pet dog, cat, or another furry friend? Chances are they've made their presence known in your car, leaving hair all over the seats. But how can you get it out? The inside of a car needs to be ...

The weather has gotten colder. Animals feel it, too. Your car could be the perfect place for them to get comfortable.

Dear Heloise: A cautionary thought to a neighbor across the river in Omaha, Nebraska, who had a suggestion on solar lights for emergency use. Be sure not to depend on bringing them in during a ...