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You roll down your window and instead of hearing a purr or vroom, your car has started making a strange noise. That can signal trouble and shouldn’t be ignored. Here are 10 common and uncommon ways your car is telling you it’s time to be looked at as soon as possible.
Buying a car is one of the last bastions of freewheeling price negotiation, and there are ways you can come out ahead. Don't be addled by the salesperson's knowledge—whether real or put on—and remember to take emotion out of your…
In the market for a new car? When it comes to assessing a vehicle's overall value, the sticker price isn't the only thing to think about. One of the largest costs associated with owning and operating a car is the…
Sailing, fishing, pontooning, zipping around on a jet ski. These are all the pursuits of people with a passion for the water, and they traverse salty and fresh expanses all over the country. There is nothing like being on the…
All U.S. drivers are required by law to carry vehicle insurance coverage. Most people only think about their policy if there's been a change, or after an accident. But a careful upfront policy review can catch oversights or coverage gaps…
With low gasoline prices, more consumers are buying larger vehicles. The trend is leading even owners of hybrids and electric vehicles to "defect" (in the New York Times' words), to sport utility vehicles and other gas-powered models. What the…
